Garvey hangs over this season like rotten fruit. If it were not for those bones, he'd be leaking like a sieve from Reddington. This takes place in Paris where there is a search for Zarek Mosadek, who has connections with Garvey. His son is kidnapped in the opening scene and this allows Red to offer to help and get the goods on Garvey. In the process, it seems that Garvey goes to a restaurant frequently and talk intensely to a young woman. They are obviously very close. She works at the restaurant. Liz confronts the woman and asks a series of questions and tells her that she lost her husband to Garvey. At that meeting some astounding (even for this series) information is presented.
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Paris
ZegMaarJus3 August 2020
Warning: Spoilers
This episode begins with a boy who follows a woman, he got u dubbele by this woman. Zarak Mosadek, a drugdealer in Paris is the new name on The Blacklist. Red, Dembe, Samar and Ressler arrived in Paris. Red explains how they are going to capture Mosadek. Jean Philippe disabled the elevator but the elevator is hanging on 1 cable, Dembe and Ressler captured Mosadek. Aram and Liz are following Garvey. A organization ubducted Mosadek his son, Mosadek got ubducted by this organization at the graveyard. Ressler and Samar found them and getting into a gunfight. Red and Dembe saved Mosadek and his son at the church. Lillian told Liz that she is Raymond Reddington his daughter, does this mean that they are sisters? Really good episode of The Blacklist Season 5, the slowly conclusion of Ian Garvey is in sight this next episode is going to have a big episode.
Back on track
foamythefearsome15 November 2022
After Abraham Stern (which was a filler too, but an amazing one), most episodes felt a bit filler-like. Some were straight up mediocre, most were good, but not great (except for Raleigh Sinclair which actually was great).
But this episode had everything I wanted. It brings Reddington in the way he is at his best, with his own agenda and his witty attitude towards the FBI. Navabi shines, the story was great, it was funny, and it provides a great setup for what I actually thought would be the season finale. It isn't, but it definitely felt that way.
The scene at the end in the church alone was enough to make this a great episode.
But this episode had everything I wanted. It brings Reddington in the way he is at his best, with his own agenda and his witty attitude towards the FBI. Navabi shines, the story was great, it was funny, and it provides a great setup for what I actually thought would be the season finale. It isn't, but it definitely felt that way.
The scene at the end in the church alone was enough to make this a great episode.
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