L. Chambers

I simply want to say I was surprised to see D.S.Cassell back in the opening credits, and now I wonder if this is the last season. I hope not; my favorite show.

A misleading, superficial movie from a deist viewpoint. What more needs to be said?!

I hate movies where every scene is unrealistically dimly lit! Who lives like that?!

A good, solid, no-nonsense show. Does not focus on offensive themes others want to make acceptable by shamelessly cramming down your throat. If I'm to comment on another reviewer's inquiring post, I do like Gregorio's naturally pursed lips. (Maybe that's something the show needed---I like her personality.) I like those of Sarah Shahi as well, not that she's on this show.

Excellent "cat & mouse" series. The episode (or movie) titled "Negative Reaction" with Dick Van Dyke (aptly titled, since that was the way the murderer convicted himself) which first aired on 10/15/74, is probably the best of the lot. It also has an excellent cameo by veteran actor Larry Storch.

For my part, this series has long overstayed its run. I was hoping Kaplan's intent was to return and put a bullet between Reddington's eyes and disappear, but, instead, made a big deal of revenge and ended up committing suicide. It seems to me any other conclusion would be anticlimactic. After all, he is not likely to be eaten bit by bit by a shark, is he?! You know who Reddington and his immunity agreement mirror? : hypocrites who protest war and rail against "anti-environment" corporations because they want to assure the continued existence of the planet so they can continue engaging in self-centered, lawless, licentious behavior, while not acknowledging they are part of the problem with the world!