The whole plot to abduct the Director was fantastic. Aram's accruing it amazing too. Am the characters have such depth, obviously epitomised by Reddington. The acting and tension around Lizzy's capture and her placing in the Box in the Postroom, where the Director almost killed her through nitrogen poisoning, with Aram balling his eyes out. Was fantastic.
The Tarantino-esq ending, with the Director being chucked out of a plane, falling through the roof of a family who couldn't get their kids off their smartphones, only to see that the forlorn figure of that evil man on the very screen they were being enjoined to watch, was brilliant.
Can't wait to see where this continues to go. After all the build-up of tension over the past season's episodes, with the Cabal's resources and reach seemingly extending to every corner, Reddington wins this episode and restores some hope to the "bad" good guys over the "good" bad guys.
The Tarantino-esq ending, with the Director being chucked out of a plane, falling through the roof of a family who couldn't get their kids off their smartphones, only to see that the forlorn figure of that evil man on the very screen they were being enjoined to watch, was brilliant.
Can't wait to see where this continues to go. After all the build-up of tension over the past season's episodes, with the Cabal's resources and reach seemingly extending to every corner, Reddington wins this episode and restores some hope to the "bad" good guys over the "good" bad guys.