This episode just gave me even more reason to think that Raymond is doing what he seemed to want for a long time and that is to live more of a "normal" life. To finally settle down with someone and disappear. He has been practically giving away his valuable items and dismantling his own network. What a way to end the show. At first I thought that maybe Raymond was preparing for his demise, but seeing how he wants a relationship, he must want the life that he has never been capable of having. Well, that's my thoughts anyway.
Boring. Not epic. Not anything.
I actually thought this was another somewhat decent episode. But maybe I'm just grading on a curve, due to how boring most of this season has been.
Once they started learning the true scope of Morgana, I assumed it was going to be related to Red. I'm guessing that now Red no longer has anyone to pass on his criminal enterprise to, he is instead dismantling it. My assumption is, he will get rid of all of it, and then disappear, exonerating the task force in the process so none of them get in trouble.
Hudson (I just keep thinking of him as Connerty from Billions) certainly connected those vague dots super quickly...
When they discovered the LT&Z company, Siya said zee instead of zed. That's not what a Brit would say!
See I had an inkling that the company was Red’s. Paris confirmed it. Red is cleaning up connects to him not for himself but so everyone can walk away clean. It’s such a red thing to do. And I know I should like the congress guy because he’s honorable but I don’t like him as he’s jumped to major conclusions based off a budget report. That seems like such a stretch not only for our current political climate but for reality but maybe I’m a pessimist to the world
i can feel it. red is gonna come out as the biggest thing in the history of FBI.
Shout by SabianBlockedParent2023-06-13T22:56:14Z
Awesomeness
I thought the logistics company could be Reddington's when the ghost man said "He's not a man to disppoint", but I absolutely knew it was once they found the second phantom base of operations in Paris because I'm like "This seems like the level of sophistication and scale that definitely fits, and there's pretty much nobody else left
And that was one of the best cliffhangers I've seen in a very long time. A very, very long time
Epic