I'm 2 years behind on this show, but with season 15 approaching, it's finally time to catch up. This is going to be painful (I stopped watching for a reason), but I'll get through each episode. And I'll try not to gripe too much in my comments, but considering the state the show has been in for years now, some griping is bound to happen.
Uhhhgg... This is a Reid-less episode. Already looking grim.
Didn't that it's parents ever teach him not to talk to strangers? And not to tell that their eye looks "gross"?
WTF is wrong with this boy? Where are his parents?? "Do you trust me?" Kid, you've known the guy for less than 48 hours. Get some perspective.
I do like the twist surrounding Leland.
Why the hell would Matt make a move without backup? That was bound to fail. He couldn't shoot because the kid was too close. The guy could have thrown the kid overboard at any time and then prevented Matt from saving him in time. The guy could have (and did) had a weapon. The kid wasn't in immediate danger at that very moment. Matt should've at least waited a little longer. Idiot.
J.J. seemed kinda happy when she realized the guy killed himself. Almost like she was hearing an inside joke and wanted to chuckle.
Okay episode. Not very memorable and didn't add anything to the new characters who are still fiercely underdeveloped, but it was decent...
Review by SophieFilo16BlockedParentSpoilers2019-12-25T19:52:28Z
I'm 2 years behind on this show, but with season 15 approaching, it's finally time to catch up. This is going to be painful (I stopped watching for a reason), but I'll get through each episode. And I'll try not to gripe too much in my comments, but considering the state the show has been in for years now, some griping is bound to happen.
Uhhhgg... This is a Reid-less episode. Already looking grim.
Didn't that it's parents ever teach him not to talk to strangers? And not to tell that their eye looks "gross"?
WTF is wrong with this boy? Where are his parents?? "Do you trust me?" Kid, you've known the guy for less than 48 hours. Get some perspective.
I do like the twist surrounding Leland.
Why the hell would Matt make a move without backup? That was bound to fail. He couldn't shoot because the kid was too close. The guy could have thrown the kid overboard at any time and then prevented Matt from saving him in time. The guy could have (and did) had a weapon. The kid wasn't in immediate danger at that very moment. Matt should've at least waited a little longer. Idiot.
J.J. seemed kinda happy when she realized the guy killed himself. Almost like she was hearing an inside joke and wanted to chuckle.
Okay episode. Not very memorable and didn't add anything to the new characters who are still fiercely underdeveloped, but it was decent...
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SophieFilo16