Dr. Razmik Maier (No. 168)

I hate these kind of women that talk softly, smile, whisper, but are actually portrayed as strong women. It's especially happens with latinas, for some reason. SO annoying. And when the woman is ugly, to top it all, I can't bare it.

Maybe becasue it remins me of a woman I once knew, Anyway, I'd love to see her go.

This was the absolute worst episode. Dembe was tortured beyond human comprehension and his family was held captive, yet he came back from the pits of hell to shoot up an airplane hanger to rescue Red!

Now, Red thinks Dembe betrayed him. Red put Dembe out of his car in the night like Dembe was trash. For me, the relationship is over.

Cooper is a respected, decorated FBI director. Why does the writer have Cooper making rookie mistakes? Why hasn't Cooper asked Red to look into who is blackmailing him?

The Blacklist needs to do better!

Red shot Mr. Kaplan in the head when her back was turned. For him, betrayal, even the smallest bit of it, is inexcusable. Dembe has done a thousand things for him, being totally in control when asked. But he also cared about Elizabeth and shared a confidence. But he also set it up so the killer was in the area. So Red dumps his Watson. The focus of this investigation is a man who has been doping athletes. But another man leans into avarice, killing them before they can tell. He gains huge profits from product endorsements. Of course, we also have the tiresome story of Don's addictions and the director's blackmail.