They wandered off in some ADHD fantasy land where they actually thought the audience was interested in relatively unknown, fair to middling actress portraying a wishy-washy, weak, uninteresting character, instead of focusing on the over-all crime solving, FBI procedures, and Spader, the character of Reddington, and what he brought to the table. Reading spoilers for season 9 should have reinvigorated my interest (at least I don't have to hear about her drama anymore, right?) but at this point, the show is so off the mark of the original premise, I find myself not caring enough to continue. Now, it's all about Elizabeth Keen and her past family drama and looking for answers to the mystery. The show was about catching criminals in the underground, criminals who were extremely dangerous working behind the scenes and destroying the world. The premise of the show has been left in the dirt for Keen's constant angst over her parents, their past, her past, and some half-baked mystery about her mother I don't care about.
Now, she's gone completely off the rails. And though Megan Boone is a fair actress, the Character of Keen turned me off. I watched for Reddington, the Most Interesting Man in the World (James Spader, who is an absolutely phenomenal actor), not her. No spoilers, but Keens actions in that episode have completely turned me off the character. I'd rather they just stop production and come back later than feed us that terrible nonsense.īy ep 3 of Season 8, I'm ready to hang it up. The whole break the 4th wall and cartoon episode nearly made me shut it off then. They didn't (IMO) handle lockdown/pandemic shows well, at all. I was a huge fan of the show up until the Pandemic.
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