If one can overlook the gratuitous violence which does bother me at times. In addition to the 86 in the hockey rink, there are thousands from collateral damage. Who are these guys who give up everything for these cruds? If one can do that, we have the beautiful interweaving of character, plot, and mystery. Sometimes it's hard to know who is who, but Reddington does his little narratives. Here, virtually everyone ends up with questions answered. I know some might think that Mr. Kaplan's suicide is unsatisfying, but there was little choice when there was no way out. We still have a suitcase in the hands of Tom (I wondered where he had been lately). That's for Season 5. But after the satisfying events, comes the least interesting: Elizabeth and who her father is. Talk about anticlimactic. It will be interested to see how this all plays out. Any way, it's a good ride.
Review of Mr. Kaplan (No. 4): Conclusion
