The stunt double for Ressler did not look like him 0.o. That was weird to see...
So, they had him knocked out, and handcuffed... the guy managed to stand up and walk away without them seeing?
Yeah, "Ressler" and "Zuma" are the saddest excuses for agents I've ever seen, in any TV show, ever.
Second time in the span of three episodes where they have a parade of pointless 'colorful' characters giving wacky interviews. They basically shouted in our faces "HEY THIS GUY IS CHEATING ON HIS WIFE, DO YOU GET IT?! HAHAHA SO FUNNY!" Herbie also continues to be way too much, and the way all of the other characters figuratively roll their eyes and go "oh, that Herbie, what a card!" is pathetic. The writing for this season is especially awful.
Having both the three months earlier flashback and the present day scene back-to-back at the end was supremely awkward. They should've put the flashback at the beginning of the episode; then it would set the stage for the episode's plot.
Shout by SabianBlockedParent2023-04-11T03:53:22Z
The one thing I noticed at the end was that even being shown the photos, there's no evidence tying what in the photos to Reddington or the FBI, or the crimes, because everything he just explained about the photos is purely from his own self-spoken narrative; he didn't prove that anyone "gave tips to Reddington's network", or that these FBI were responding to tips from Red's network. The only things the photos prove is that FBI agents were at 1 crime scene hours after it happened, a 2nd crime scene immediately after it happened, and a 3rd location where no crime was ever reported. That's literally what law enforcement detectives do: predict and prevent crime. Thus, without proof that he gave tips to Red's network, the photos contain 0 evidence of any connection to Red. A very easy fix to this would've been if Red was present at one of the crime scenes with the FBI team, and caught in a photo; that would've been some evidence at least.
Rant finished :)
I'm still interested to see what happens next.