Episode 11: While I'm a fan of Liz Keen, I think it's past time to move on and the writers need to understand that. Even after her death, we see storylines about her in this season and it's getting better and better... A tracking device presumably in her cloths or her body?! And now, searching for it as in a future exhumation?!
That was the side plot, the main plot was about the now live and smiley Alina Park who went ... after Keen's death and in this episode we see some of her dark sides, which by the way were pretty convincing; and a husband who shouldn't have become her husband in the first place.
Family matters and RIP Liz Keen don't make a great The Blacklist. What makes a great one is to see Reddington more than dear Harold and his bright team, to listen to Red's calm composed talking and above all, to have him forget about Keen once and for all!
That was the side plot, the main plot was about the now live and smiley Alina Park who went ... after Keen's death and in this episode we see some of her dark sides, which by the way were pretty convincing; and a husband who shouldn't have become her husband in the first place.
Family matters and RIP Liz Keen don't make a great The Blacklist. What makes a great one is to see Reddington more than dear Harold and his bright team, to listen to Red's calm composed talking and above all, to have him forget about Keen once and for all!