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Well that's what we all assumed in the beginning.They're really pushing Red as being her father, can't be that simple, right?
Well that's what we all assumed in the beginning.They're really pushing Red as being her father, can't be that simple, right?
Seems like most things in this show are that simple.They're really pushing Red as being her father, can't be that simple, right?
Well that's what we all assumed in the beginning.They're really pushing Red as being her father, can't be that simple, right?
I actually assumed it wasn't, but based on the preview I think it is. My wife thought the same thing and while I thought they might be leaning that way, I also thought it would be really dumb for the FBI to ask about her "father" and not know exactly who he was. Red lived a normal life for a while with a family and based on the questions the FBI asked her in the beginning I think we can assume she did as well. I'm guessing that if they go that way it was a case of Red having an affair with her mom type of thing or had a girl with someone else and her dad was his friend and adopted her. Sort of like the boy in last night's episode.Well that's what we all assumed in the beginning.They're really pushing Red as being her father, can't be that simple, right?
Agreed, this guy they trapped was the "most" dangerous guy in the world, but now he is retired but trying to save his illegitimate son? He had never even met the kid. It was sort of like they wanted to do this whole "real" dad story line as a setup to the big reveal about Red. The whole dad story line and husband story line are just silly to me. Somehow, the FBI has ballistics reports and pictures of a guy and they can't match it to the husband who would have been registered as staying at that hotel? Wow, great detective work. Now, we are going to find out there is a big connection with her dad and Red, which of course was completely unknown to the FBI.Wow. This got real bad real fast. Last couple episodes were horrible. Almost like completely different writers. Or they already ran out of ideas. Too bad. I like Spader.
Good call. I enjoy this show and think it is entertaining. That is what I care about. Sleepy Hollow is ridiculous too but we like watching it each week.There's 3 things keeping me watching - I like Spader, the girl is cute and there's nothing good on right now.
Damn. Shouldn't have opened the thread. I watch the show on Hulu which delays me a day.
That said, I'm okay with the development. Not everything needs to be a complete twist that no one saw coming
Me too. I like it and think the concept is pretty coolGood call. I enjoy this show and think it is entertaining. That is what I care about. Sleepy Hollow is ridiculous too but we like watching it each week.There's 3 things keeping me watching - I like Spader, the girl is cute and there's nothing good on right now.
Recognized the Dice Man right away. Interesting casting.hickory dickory dock
who is that playing the doc?
Agreed, but I thought the airport was worse. How slow is the security response at the airport? They see him in the airport, tell someone to contact TSA and then drive all the way to the airport and not a single security officer has apprehended the guy? When they drove up to the tarmac no less, the officers looked like they were on a coffee break. Then, the guy walks out of the airport with no problem? Man, this FBI is about as incompetent as the FBI in The Following and they were tricked by people hiding behind chain linked fences.I caught up on the last two episodes last night.
Someone help me understand something. The scene from last week when she chased the guy out of the court building and he grabbed the guard - He's outside of the building holding a gun on the guy and everyone else has stopped on the steps behind and around her. The bad guy aims his gun up and towards the building and shoots out windows, then everyone runs TOWARDS HIM and she loses him in the crowd. Am I crazy to think that if you are Joe Public fleeing a shooting that you don't run towards the guy shooting the gun in an attempt to get away?
Presumably his other daughter - the psychopath side of the family.I tihnk I wasn't paying close enough attention -- Who's file did Red access when he got onto the head honcho's computer???
The General Ludd guy was not interested in printing money. He wanted the US to print money using his forgery, which would then supposedly cripple the U.S. economy. He was a true believer.Also, the guy wants the hard drive to print money and decides to blow up the $500M in cash to get the hard drive with which he has nothing until he gets the paper and ink? It almost reminded me of some of the 24 logic where they would go from trying to start meltdowns at nuclear power plants, but those were just diversions for another plot. Destroy the $500M, then we will print our own money. I figure with the paper costs, ink costs and laundry detergent, we should break even in 5 years. That's the magic plan.
I think it may have been the same person who was killed by the Stewmaker (Red took a picture out of the Stewmaker's photo album).Presumably his other daughter - the psychopath side of the family.I tihnk I wasn't paying close enough attention -- Who's file did Red access when he got onto the head honcho's computer???
Just a guess.
Huh? I didn't get that at all. How would his forgery do that? Also, that suggestion goes down an even more ridiculous rabbit hole that Ludd would have had to know everything about it to produce a forgery. In which case, he could have just planted a program alah Office Space. The only reasonable scenario is that he had the "plates" so to speak to produce as much counterfeit money as he wanted to cripple the economy because the counterfeits would be perfect.The General Ludd guy was not interested in printing money. He wanted the US to print money using his forgery, which would then supposedly cripple the U.S. economy. He was a true believer.Also, the guy wants the hard drive to print money and decides to blow up the $500M in cash to get the hard drive with which he has nothing until he gets the paper and ink? It almost reminded me of some of the 24 logic where they would go from trying to start meltdowns at nuclear power plants, but those were just diversions for another plot. Destroy the $500M, then we will print our own money. I figure with the paper costs, ink costs and laundry detergent, we should break even in 5 years. That's the magic plan.
I thought it was the number he received in the envelope a few episodes back, which could possibly be the same woman in the photo. My guess it is his wife, Lizzy's mother?I think it may have been the same person who was killed by the Stewmaker (Red took a picture out of the Stewmaker's photo album).Presumably his other daughter - the psychopath side of the family.I tihnk I wasn't paying close enough attention -- Who's file did Red access when he got onto the head honcho's computer???
Just a guess.
Huh? I didn't get that at all. How would his forgery do that? Also, that suggestion goes down an even more ridiculous rabbit hole that Ludd would have had to know everything about it to produce a forgery. In which case, he could have just planted a program alah Office Space. The only reasonable scenario is that he had the "plates" so to speak to produce as much counterfeit money as he wanted to cripple the economy because the counterfeits would be perfect.The General Ludd guy was not interested in printing money. He wanted the US to print money using his forgery, which would then supposedly cripple the U.S. economy. He was a true believer.Also, the guy wants the hard drive to print money and decides to blow up the $500M in cash to get the hard drive with which he has nothing until he gets the paper and ink? It almost reminded me of some of the 24 logic where they would go from trying to start meltdowns at nuclear power plants, but those were just diversions for another plot. Destroy the $500M, then we will print our own money. I figure with the paper costs, ink costs and laundry detergent, we should break even in 5 years. That's the magic plan.
They explained the plan pretty clearly in the dialogue.Yeah, I agree that this made no sense.That said, I don't get the whole hard drive delivery anyway. They said that normally they send out money via plane, but that because of the plane groundings they would deliver it via trucks. Why would they deliver a hard drive with the next designs of US currency with that money? Why would that ever leave the source of where the money is printed and go to a place where the printed money is delivered?
Could be. Has Lizzy said anything about waht happened to her mother (or what she thinks happened)?I thought it was the number he received in the envelope a few episodes back, which could possibly be the same woman in the photo. My guess it is his wife, Lizzy's mother?I think it may have been the same person who was killed by the Stewmaker (Red took a picture out of the Stewmaker's photo album).Presumably his other daughter - the psychopath side of the family.I tihnk I wasn't paying close enough attention -- Who's file did Red access when he got onto the head honcho's computer???
Just a guess.
Not that I recall.Could be. Has Lizzy said anything about waht happened to her mother (or what she thinks happened)?I thought it was the number he received in the envelope a few episodes back, which could possibly be the same woman in the photo. My guess it is his wife, Lizzy's mother?I think it may have been the same person who was killed by the Stewmaker (Red took a picture out of the Stewmaker's photo album).Presumably his other daughter - the psychopath side of the family.I tihnk I wasn't paying close enough attention -- Who's file did Red access when he got onto the head honcho's computer???
Just a guess.
Damn. Shouldn't have opened the thread. I watch the show on Hulu which delays me a day.
That said, I'm okay with the development. Not everything needs to be a complete twist that no one saw comingWhy are you boycotting the Olympics?
I'll have to watch that again, because I definitely missed that. That said, him leaving a forgery makes no sense at all. Red took the hard drive to print money, so I can see that value to it and I can see perfect counterfeits causing economic issues. I just don't get how he could plant a bad hard drive (the FBI figured it out in about an hour and they didn't design the currency) that would have caused economic issues. I may have missed what they said about it since I was working while watching, but I definitely thought this episode was the worst so far in terms of realism, both the airport and the hard drive.Huh? I didn't get that at all. How would his forgery do that? Also, that suggestion goes down an even more ridiculous rabbit hole that Ludd would have had to know everything about it to produce a forgery. In which case, he could have just planted a program alah Office Space. The only reasonable scenario is that he had the "plates" so to speak to produce as much counterfeit money as he wanted to cripple the economy because the counterfeits would be perfect.The General Ludd guy was not interested in printing money. He wanted the US to print money using his forgery, which would then supposedly cripple the U.S. economy. He was a true believer.Also, the guy wants the hard drive to print money and decides to blow up the $500M in cash to get the hard drive with which he has nothing until he gets the paper and ink? It almost reminded me of some of the 24 logic where they would go from trying to start meltdowns at nuclear power plants, but those were just diversions for another plot. Destroy the $500M, then we will print our own money. I figure with the paper costs, ink costs and laundry detergent, we should break even in 5 years. That's the magic plan.They explained the plan pretty clearly in the dialogue.
Yeah, I agree that this made no sense.That said, I don't get the whole hard drive delivery anyway. They said that normally they send out money via plane, but that because of the plane groundings they would deliver it via trucks. Why would they deliver a hard drive with the next designs of US currency with that money? Why would that ever leave the source of where the money is printed and go to a place where the printed money is delivered?
It was covered in the conversation between Red and bad guy at the airstrip. But you're right, the FBI figured out it was a forgery, so the plan was stupid to begin with.I'll have to watch that again, because I definitely missed that. That said, him leaving a forgery makes no sense at all. Red took the hard drive to print money, so I can see that value to it and I can see perfect counterfeits causing economic issues. I just don't get how he could plant a bad hard drive (the FBI figured it out in about an hour and they didn't design the currency) that would have caused economic issues. I may have missed what they said about it since I was working while watching, but I definitely thought this episode was the worst so far in terms of realism, both the airport and the hard drive.
The wonders of Mobile Hulu:It was covered in the conversation between Red and bad guy at the airstrip. But you're right, the FBI figured out it was a forgery, so the plan was stupid to begin with.I'll have to watch that again, because I definitely missed that. That said, him leaving a forgery makes no sense at all. Red took the hard drive to print money, so I can see that value to it and I can see perfect counterfeits causing economic issues. I just don't get how he could plant a bad hard drive (the FBI figured it out in about an hour and they didn't design the currency) that would have caused economic issues. I may have missed what they said about it since I was working while watching, but I definitely thought this episode was the worst so far in terms of realism, both the airport and the hard drive.
Same hereI for one like "the new bad guy every week" schtick. Better than those shows where they drag a storyline across an entire season.
I agree as well. Though the latest episode was a bit different because "General Ludd" wasn't on the Blacklist. Not sure why there was a number next to the name at the end of the title sequence. I always assumed those were references to the Blacklist.Same hereI for one like "the new bad guy every week" schtick. Better than those shows where they drag a storyline across an entire season.
Damn. Shouldn't have opened the thread. I watch the show on Hulu which delays me a day.
That said, I'm okay with the development. Not everything needs to be a complete twist that no one saw comingWhy are you boycotting the Olympics?I apologize for the spoiler. I really should have tagged that. I guess I figured everyone had already watched but I use Hulu and should know better. I'll go back and fix it.
As to the boycott it's about the Russian anti-gay laws that have been passed recently. I refuse to reward NBC and the IOC for their cowardice in the face of prejudice. All about a buck.
NCCommish said:bigbottom said:Damn. Shouldn't have opened the thread. I watch the show on Hulu which delays me a day.
That said, I'm okay with the development. Not everything needs to be a complete twist that no one saw comingWhy are you boycotting the Olympics?I apologize for the spoiler. I really should have tagged that. I guess I figured everyone had already watched but I use Hulu and should know better. I'll go back and fix it.
As to the boycott it's about the Russian anti-gay laws that have been passed recently. I refuse to reward NBC and the IOC for their cowardice in the face of prejudice. All about a buck.No worries. It's my fault for coming into the thread before watching the episode. That said, I'm not 100% sure you're correct. Still some ambiguity there.
Definitely missed that. That said, it was obviously easy to realize it was a fake, no plausible explanation for this guy to be able to make a perfect forgery. It probably looked like this. LINKbigbottom said:The wonders of Mobile Hulu:bigbottom said:It was covered in the conversation between Red and bad guy at the airstrip. But you're right, the FBI figured out it was a forgery, so the plan was stupid to begin with.stbugs said:I'll have to watch that again, because I definitely missed that. That said, him leaving a forgery makes no sense at all. Red took the hard drive to print money, so I can see that value to it and I can see perfect counterfeits causing economic issues. I just don't get how he could plant a bad hard drive (the FBI figured it out in about an hour and they didn't design the currency) that would have caused economic issues. I may have missed what they said about it since I was working while watching, but I definitely thought this episode was the worst so far in terms of realism, both the airport and the hard drive.
Red: You know, Mr. Wolf, I admire your commitment. Others may doubt you, may think your revolutionary talk is just that. Talk, to cover your greed. But I think not. You really do want this country's financial system to fail. And if I'm not mistaken, you've come up with an ingenious way to make that happen.
Wolf: Who are you?
Red: No doubt the Feds are congratulating themselves this very minute for recovering the blueprint they assume is real, but you and I know it's not. It's a fake.
Wolf: How do you know that?
Red: You swapped the drives. Gave the Feds a counterfeit. If the Mint uses it, billions of dollars of counterfeit currency will be circulating, bankrupting this country.
Wolf: And you're going to, what, stop me? Turn me in?
Red: [laughs] I'm going to rob you. Because unlike you, I happen to believe in capitalism. I like money. I like the lifestyle it affords me. I like the things that happen when you give it away.
Me too. I just haven't liked the last two episodes as much because the "bad guys" were superfluous and just background stories to the who is her father story line. They were both pretty weak characters versus a guy like the stew maker. Even last week, they chose a bad guy who was trying to save his son, which obviously was a parallel to Red helping Lizzie.Statorama said:Same hereLeroy Hoard said:I for one like "the new bad guy every week" schtick. Better than those shows where they drag a storyline across an entire season.
Maybe the bad guy we meet in the next episode. I am wondering if this will be the nemesis we heard about in the show where they saved the NSA guy,I still want to know who is watching her house on video.
NCCommish said:bigbottom said:Damn. Shouldn't have opened the thread. I watch the show on Hulu which delays me a day.
That said, I'm okay with the development. Not everything needs to be a complete twist that no one saw comingWhy are you boycotting the Olympics?I apologize for the spoiler. I really should have tagged that. I guess I figured everyone had already watched but I use Hulu and should know better. I'll go back and fix it.
As to the boycott it's about the Russian anti-gay laws that have been passed recently. I refuse to reward NBC and the IOC for their cowardice in the face of prejudice. All about a buck.No worries. It's my fault for coming into the thread before watching the episode. That said, I'm not 100% sure you're correct. Still some ambiguity there.Maybe but it seemed pretty straightforward to me.
When you add what was said in the room to the pretty pointed remarks he made to the husband about Lizzys father always protecting her, which I took as a veiled warning, it seems like all it could be.
Of course not. NBC is criminal.Billy Bats said:No show for the voice????
#### YOU NBC.![]()
i love itI'm sorry, this show is turrible, just turrible.
