The Cryptobanker (No. 160)

We have watched Liz flip flop on Reddington more times than I can count.

But the worst was her pleading and praise in court. "His many acts of conscience".

What baloney! The man kills a dozen people every month. For every bad guy he helps the FBI catch, saving lives, Reddington kills in cold blood a dozen others. And most not by necessity to catch the villain, but to achieve some ulterior notice for his own gain, like selling arms to terrorists.

It's safe to say that one Reddington equals five of the violent criminials he help the FBI capture.

Add to that the fact that he is NOT Liz's father and therefore he's "working over" Liz and taking advantage of her - until recently - under false pretenses.

And even now that she knows he's an imposter, she still aids and abets his criminal career.

Even the FBI team has become railroaded into believing that Reddington can murder dozens of people they themselves never would, in order to catch criminals often not much worse than Reddington himself.

I am most disappointed at reviewers her that ooh and ah about Reddington as he were Robin Hood instead of a selfish violent criminal that helps the FBI 10% and himself 90%.

Can the writer simply take her away? It is not the way I enjoy blacklist.

After great first couple seasons, things began to loose logic and now my patience is gone, along with the writers common sense. This is definitely the last episode I am watching. I have no words to express my dissapointment.

I believe Season 5 & 6 have been disastrous. The writers are testing the viewers patience with absurdities. Acting by Liz, Aram &, Navabi's acting is disastrous. And Liz is the worst among them. A stump could do a better job! As far as I am concerned its bye-bye for this show. Enjoyed it immensely until Season 4! I know it doesn't matter much though since the Show is off the air! But it is a fair warning to all prospective viewers out there on streaming sites.

This was one of the best episodes of the Blacklist I have ever seen. Classic Red, doing what Red does best!