Ivan (No. 88)
- Episode aired Mar 24, 2014
- TV-14
- 43m
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7.8/10
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Liz investigates the disappearance of Jolene. The team hunts a young boy posing as Ivan, the infamous hacker.Liz investigates the disappearance of Jolene. The team hunts a young boy posing as Ivan, the infamous hacker.Liz investigates the disappearance of Jolene. The team hunts a young boy posing as Ivan, the infamous hacker.
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Agent Keen is becoming extremely annoying as usual. She talks about Reddington not being helpful however, all he does is help. She chooses not to listen. Supposedly, she finds Joelene and Tim's secret hideout; her apartment and is overcome by an "unknown intruder" but she's unable to describe him. If she's been married for those years would she not recognize the scent of her own husband? His build? Come on now.
Rough episode but the ending made up for it..............................
Also, this girl is just irritating. How many times he said look out for your husband. Watch out for your husband. Tom this. Tom that.
Then she accuses him of not telling her anything. Heifer you don't listen!
Also, this girl is just irritating. How many times he said look out for your husband. Watch out for your husband. Tom this. Tom that.
Then she accuses him of not telling her anything. Heifer you don't listen!
For the season's story arc, this episode plays an important role, but the Blacklister's gimmick feels a bit out of touch with the rest of the Blacklisters we've seen so far. Even though cyber-criminality is a very relatable fear for many, it did not feel very intimidating - in particular after "Ivan" was identified as a wizz kid highschooler with a crush.
Aside from the rather clumsy approach at the school itself, the things the kid did after acquiring this piece of technology - usable for all sorts of society-uprooting or extremely lucrative purposes - just felt a bit disappointing. You could've toppled banks, disabled governments, made Norway disappear.. but instead you use it to hit on some girl in the corniest way ever; a way that nobody in his or her right mind would ever fall for.
I love the series, and - as said - the season's storyline benefits from its existence, but this was no scary, fearsome criminal. Don't be so desperate, kid; listen to Meat Loaf and don't do thát.
Aside from the rather clumsy approach at the school itself, the things the kid did after acquiring this piece of technology - usable for all sorts of society-uprooting or extremely lucrative purposes - just felt a bit disappointing. You could've toppled banks, disabled governments, made Norway disappear.. but instead you use it to hit on some girl in the corniest way ever; a way that nobody in his or her right mind would ever fall for.
I love the series, and - as said - the season's storyline benefits from its existence, but this was no scary, fearsome criminal. Don't be so desperate, kid; listen to Meat Loaf and don't do thát.
1. A top secret project would never be transported in a civilian car! Really!
2. Oh let's just ask the perp his name when you're yards down the hall. Hopefully you knew his picture already dorks!
3. Oh yeah let's turn on one light post at a time. Yeah that is totally possible.
4. Hey you think we should turn the sirens on whenever we're going to nab him? He'll never figure it out.
Honestly! What is the screenwriter doing? The silliest episode in the series so far. So many flaws in one episode .
Did you know
- TriviaThe license plate for Nathan Platt (93N-LI62) is identical to that of Charlotte Patterson from The Cyprus Agency (No. 64) (2014).
- GoofsKaplan says Jolene was strangled. In Mako Tanida (No. 83) (2014), Tom began to strangle her, but then smothered her using a sheet.
Correction In fact, since the strangulation happened ante mortem, there would have been bruising evident on Jolene's/Lucy's neck, which could lead Mr Kaplan to her diagnosis of strangulation.
- Quotes
Tom Keen: [about Jolene] Don't beat yourself up. You could never have known this. You never really know people. Do you?
Elizabeth Keen: I'm gonna find her. Who she works for. Whoever they are. Whatever it takes. I'm gonna find her.
- SoundtracksSlow Ass Jolene
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Performed by Show Tones
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