I was not disappointed by Red john's reveal but could've enjoyed the exploration of the mystery around it. But they make up for it after giving us the 7th Season.
Simon Baker says there has always been a "slow-cooking love story" from the beginning. All the little jisbon moments were not our imagination. We already knew it but it's nice to have it confirmed. 😇. I think Season 7 is very well-done and gratifying. I like that Jane and Lisbon's relationship was more "Jane Austen" -- how they worked through their issues; how they spoke to each other with respect and deep love; how they still surprised each other; how Patrick spoke about their "marriage" instead of their "wedding"; how they promised each other to always look at the bright side (I'm crying just thinking about this scene) - it was sorta their private vows to each other before they stood in front of their friends and family to say the normal public vows.
Best series finale of ANY modern Crime show eva! (DEFINITELY better than Dexter 😂😂) Fabulous show. Tunney and Balk were my celeb crushes after the Craft. Simon has been fabulous since American Confidential- never woulda guessed he was an Aussie. Cho was probably the coolest Character. Every season was fabulous
Truthfully I had never seen any romance idea between the two. When it started to come around, it was so easy & well done. Loved how the transitioned Chi also to the FBI. Always live it
It is very much there. There is one episode where a dude calls Lisbon out and says, "You were lying awake, dreaming of Patrick. You're a little in love with him." Or when Jane tells her he loves her before "shooting" her. From the beginning, it is obvious.
@@moon83star30and let's not forget "he does love you, how could he not?" he said about Sam Bosco's feelings for Lisbon; his reluctance to work with no one else but Lisbon when Bertram implied she would be fired, the fact that it was her (and nobody else) who got to watch the video about his idea of perfect woman, Lorelei's innuendo that he was staying at the CBI to be close to Teresa Lisbon.... oh there were lots of hints
As much as I liked the series, even the transition post RJ, I really, really hate how lightly they took Wylie, and then Vega, to be. Even worse for Vega, she didn't have any redeeming quality to her at all, unlike Wylie who had some technical proficiency you'd expect a full team of experts irl to have. You'd expect FBI role characters (ignore the age thing, irrelevant to me) to pack some serious punch when it comes to their qualifications. They're not like newly recruited agents to some PD where they could barely surpass a layman's level of profession in physical or technical capabilities. They treated them literally like children where Cho was unreasonably untrusting of Wylie simply because he lied able Abbott's permission say (I'd have to trust you with life!) Some "kid" so enthusiastic about joining your team has become "untrustworthy" just because he bypassed the boss's step? Commands and all, but that's (following orders) not (untrustworthy colleague). They treated them like children, and as much as I liked the new crew members, I can't get over the fact they thought of them as lightly aa the writers unfortunately did. And Vega dies of 1 bullet? Really? She could've served 2 more episodes, she could've been in critical conditions and return for an episode or 2. Hell, they could've let her have a crucial role in a Mexican-based episode (don't think the sex trafficking is after she joined, but they're are plenty of ideas outside Mexico). She could've acted as a (I don't want to say a prostitute but look at S6E1 at the woman who run the gang and intentionally be seen through the 3rd camera she knew about. Vega could've posed as a violent gang member whose father was an X gang member of another gamg the current gang doesn't know about, and ... Y'know what? Shw would've made a better impression than Lisbon did in that prison episode. I know it's just an excuse to vent of how she left Jane for Pike and stuff, but that could've been confessed some other way. But no, they thought lightly of the new members they treated them almost like children in terms of how reliable they are on field. The research and investigation cam be done by 5 yo (and saying they worked there means nothing to their character development, but on field operation is where they should have been, by some extent.
