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About the Author - Geo N
My name is George and I am from Detroit, MI. My favorite shows are The Blacklist, Hell On Wheels, The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, LOST, The Leftovers, The Strain, Sons Of Anarchy, Sleepy Hollow and countless other shows. When I'm not watching tons of TV, I enjoy reading, playing hockey, comic books, weightlifting, and writing. Thanks for checking out my post.
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the scene in the hospital with red and liz
ReplyDeleteThe scene where the key's revealed??
ReplyDeleteThat is a good scene... I thought I made a mistake with one and you were questioning it, lol.
ReplyDeleteI left that out as it was part of "Red confronts Maddox and Pepper about the cure to the plague". I suppose I could have made that a different scene.
I think my favorite was one of the DMV scenes with Red waiting.. hard to chose which one since both were so great to me!
ReplyDeleteLeast favorite by far was Liz going in to help Agent Navabi.
To me it was yet another example of Agent Keen making impulsive and often incorrect decisions in the field. That said, I did like the scene with her talking about her insecurities to Navabi.
That was a great scene! I should have added that as a separate choice.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite as well! I liked the scene of Red sitting with Liz at the hospital. I should have added it.
ReplyDeleteWhen I first saw that scene I thought Liz was caressing Red's hand and I shouted "F$#^ YOU!" at my TV screen! Once I rewound and noticed Red was caressing her hand I felt much better! XD
ReplyDeleteLol, that's hilarious
ReplyDeleteWhy would you be upset that she was caressing his hand though?
why would it have bothered you darquemode if it happened and i thought it did it wouldn't have been romantic, it would've been further proof that they're father and daughter
ReplyDeleteLast year I had my fill of Liz being hot and cold with Red. I thought this year she had found her "comfort level" with him feeling more resigned than happy to work with him. Not trusting him, but doing it for the greater good.
ReplyDeleteIn the beginning of this season she has taken it to an even more distrustful and antagonistic place. If she suddenly just switched to caressing his hand in a heartfelt manner I would be annoyed since I I'm usually not a fan of passive-aggressive attitudes... even in fictional characters. XD
As brilliant as Red often makes Keen look, she is a fairly poor field agent in actuality. Too reactionary, Too blinded and biased by her emotions, Too inconsistent.
Of course the truth of the series is that Liz was never supposed to be a field agent. I guess her struggling with that aspect of her job fits her backstory and characterization, but an analyst should be able to stay more level-headed and compartmentalize better.
I just answered that below replying to Geo..
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the hospital scene with Liz and Red
ReplyDeletethen what was darque
ReplyDeleteI understand.
ReplyDeleteHey, I have something I wanted to run by you but don't know how to contact you. Maybe the Team Discussion Page?
Sure... Or justt e-mail me.
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I think she did that to prove something to Samir, because Samir was mad when Liz didnt go all the way to stop the guys and now Samir gave her a choice and Liz took her own. I liked it.
ReplyDeleteThere were so many things that i liked in this episode that is hard to chose one but overall i think was the final part when we see a bit of everyone while the song is playing in the background. Am i the only one who think Liz should adopt that baby?
ReplyDeleteYeah I think you're right, but I still disliked it I guess.
ReplyDeleteIt just feels to me like Liz makes the wrong decision almost every time when in the field. Not stopping Frederick Barnes the first time, but then killing him when the drug he created may cure his son. Not stopping Maddox when he has the virus the first time, but then going into a contaminated room to do nothing accept sit with a fellow agent when at the time there was no known cure..... Navabi held the wound most of the time so sitting outside the glass would have been different how? XD
Seems like she hesitates too often or then acts out of spite or anger the next time.
*Shrug*
She thinks with her heart first and then when she sees the consequences she do what she was suppose to do in the first place and that's what gets her in trouble. It's her fatal flaw.
ReplyDeleteSorry I missed this question earlier...
ReplyDeleteThe thing that bothered me- or would have bothered me - was the fact that the whole episode (and much of the first 5 episodes this season) Liz was disrespectful and antagonistic to Red. She referred to him as "The bane of my existence" to Navabi just seconds before the hospital bed scene. Had she then done 180-degree turn in an instant and then been compassionate towards him I would have been annoyed.
Last year I had my fill of her overly emotional, passive-aggressive attitudes towards Red. She is just too much of a rollercoaster of emotions for me... almost to the point I would actually call her unstable.
I do not think you are alone in that Ron...
ReplyDeleteSo many great scenes to
ReplyDeletechoose from :-))) The new Keen that isn't completely clueless is a big
improvement. She’s much more likeable than the gullible person that she was in
season one. Aram and Navabi were great. Red was awesome, as always.
I think that at this point Ressler is the weakest link on this show, as he got
stuck with a pretty boring and predictable addicted-to-painkillers storyline.
But the rest of them? Well done!
I don't think she will... I think the scene with the baby was there for the sake of Liz confronting how much her life changed within just a year, and how much she lost.
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