No, they didn't. They warble garbled why. But even at that, I sure didn't see any reason 1 person couldn't handle both of those demanding tasks, seeing as how they had time to sit down and relax between alarms.Well they explained why.
As obvious as they are trying to make it, I am starting to think he's not her dad. At this point, I'm not even sure if the writers know, or if they do know when they found out and how many times it's changed.I think it's to obvious that he's her dad. They are pounding it home way to much that he is that I think they will come out of left field with either a brilliant or an absolutely retarded reason for why he's not. There wont be an in-between.
Uh, the technician said one person had to stay and do it, then said he wasn't going to do it and pissed off. Neither Keene nor Red would leave the other to do it alone.No, they didn't. They warble garbled why. But even at that, I sure didn't see any reason 1 person couldn't handle both of those demanding tasks, seeing as how they had time to sit down and relax between alarms.
Correct they said it had to be done manually or else the automatic system would shut down things on it's own to the opposite results they wanted.Uh, the technician said one person had to stay and do it, then said he wasn't going to do it and pissed off. Neither Keene nor Red would leave the other to do it alone.
Red's last monologue was cut off by that dumb bitch. And I really wanted to hear the story about that housekeeper. What was her name? Pootu?These previous 2 eps have sucked btw, writers are so horribad they go back
Lizzy "i hate you RED, i hate you, i hate"
Red "le sigh", "lemme go do some shit"
Lizzy "i need you RED, i need you!"
Red "i'm in some shit right now Lizzy, here's a superfluous monologue!"
that's eps 11 and 12 btw, go spend it shoveling snow. (i have a groundskeeper so i got time, don't worry i give him coffee everytime i see him)
They probably knew when they started but then they decided to try and be smart and throw a few twist here and there, and their initial idea no longer applies, and they are trying to figure out what to do now.Said it before but I'm 100% certain the writers haven't even decided on what really went down in that house fire.
Haha I think the same thing.I wish I could have elaborate anecdotes/veiled threats to pull out of my ass for every conceivable situation.
Greenblatt explained that The Blacklist would only have delivered eight or nine new episodes this fall regardless, due to the show's "enormous" production demands. By moving last season's No. 1 new series to a new night, Greenblatt hopes to "change the game" for NBC on Thursdays.I'm still wondering what was the impetus for the time slot change.... And desperately hoping this week gets the show back on track.