A new FBI profiler, Elizabeth Keen, has her entire life uprooted when a mysterious criminal, Raymond Reddington, who has eluded capture for decades, turns himself in and insists on speaking ... Read allA new FBI profiler, Elizabeth Keen, has her entire life uprooted when a mysterious criminal, Raymond Reddington, who has eluded capture for decades, turns himself in and insists on speaking only to her.A new FBI profiler, Elizabeth Keen, has her entire life uprooted when a mysterious criminal, Raymond Reddington, who has eluded capture for decades, turns himself in and insists on speaking only to her.
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- 2 wins & 33 nominations total
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This show has one thing going for it - Spader.
Regrettably the producers focus too much on an uninteresting and annoying character.
I dream of a new show concentrating on the time before the pesty and unlikable character of Elisabeth was introduced or at least only show here when she is talking to Redington.
Nevertheless - Spader and his companions makes this show bingeworthy.
I really enjoyed this show until they turned Keen into some kind of a goddess. It's all about Keen - Keen this or Keen that or it's about her daughter, her mother, herself - her, her, her. Even some female friends of mine are getting sick of her. As an FBI agent (heaven help them if they ever hired her in real life!!) she is terrible! If she goes in alone she somehow always gets taken out. She always has tears in her eyes (like I care??) She disobeys orders, puts other lives in jeopardy, and Boone can't act (anybody can shout, "FBI, stand down".) She looks lost ordazed.
When she left at the end of Season 3, I thought "thank God".
Now ... I like Reddington. The show is about him and the people he wants to bring down. If you want to focus on Keen, changed the name of the series to, "The Making of a Goddess".
When she left at the end of Season 3, I thought "thank God".
Now ... I like Reddington. The show is about him and the people he wants to bring down. If you want to focus on Keen, changed the name of the series to, "The Making of a Goddess".
Once again I see people criticizing a good enjoyable show because it's not like reality and "Real governments and law enforcement organizations don't operate that way!!!!" Get a grip people! Batman isn't real either but he's fun to watch! The delineation of James Spader's Raymond Reddington is more important than any hang ups you could possibly have with the plot. I just can't see passing up such a good performance and character study because a fictional show isn't reality. It's not often a real good character comes along and I feel Spader has pulled this one off excellently in every respect. Don't cheat yourself people. It's a good show.
This is indeed one of my favorite shows and one of the best i have seen.
Spader is insane and the character is amazing.
But for the love of god can someone please kill elisabeth and get her to dissapear from the show?? Terrible acting and iritating character makes a bad combo ... let her die so we can enjoy the series and not want to pull our eyes out ...
If it weren't for Spader I would stop watching. The rest of the characters are great, but suffer at the hands of script writers insistent on perpetuating the horribly contrived Elizabeth character.
As a spy story, the show works. But the mommy issues and daddy issues are tedious to endure.
Yes, the FBI does make deals with criminals. But the constant excuses Elizabeth's "team" make for her violent & illegal behavior are ridiculous & unrealistic. According to their logic, terrorists have "good reasons too" (if we got to know them). - Rubbish.
As a spy story, the show works. But the mommy issues and daddy issues are tedious to endure.
Yes, the FBI does make deals with criminals. But the constant excuses Elizabeth's "team" make for her violent & illegal behavior are ridiculous & unrealistic. According to their logic, terrorists have "good reasons too" (if we got to know them). - Rubbish.
Did you know
- TriviaThe birth date listed on the Raymond Reddington wanted posters is the actual birth date of actor James Spader (February 7, 1960).
- GoofsMontenegro, as a former part of Yugoslavia, and a present day republic, has not had any associations with "royalty" since 1918 with the fall of the Habsburg Empire. There would not be any "Princess Sophia", let alone one politically acknowledged or receiving any extra attention or protection from the FBI.
This is only true in terms of being active royalty, however, royal houses of Serbia, Montenegro, Bulgaria, Romania, as of Germany, despite being deposed. still exist and are recognized by their "cousins" from the "ruling" royal families across of Europe. It makes sense members of such families would have a special treatment.
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