The Mentalist - Patrick Jane & Red John - Tribute - Complete Storyline 

AYI KARMESTA and what a ending right, it was amazing

Yeah it wasn't that bad and some of the FBI characters were done well

There were many foreshadowing to the next seasons, like bertram recognising blake's poem in 3rd season

there are several shows like that, even go further when the production cancels the show and they get money from their own way to continue the show :) 2 shows pop up to mind, Lucifer (this new season) and the most known to date: The Veronica Mars Movie Project (2017)

@Mike Wazowski what do you mean? They stopped at 7th a few years ago

Watch psych

Whose hands?

No, true revenge is killing his family.

@@joeythegent3888 this is better. Better storyline, better acting.

Also Lisbon told jane not to hurt red John in season 1 😧😧

Agree, but Breaking Bad is another master piece

Try Nikita

Prison break

there are tv shows way better than mentalist : breaking bad... sherlock...pinky blinders...mr robot...and a lot more

HOUSE MD

when Bosco figured out "Tiger Tiger"?

@@santiagoalcantara3806 I don't think it was ever revealed how or when, but he deiniftely told Jane about it around end of season 1 (or early season 2). He was good, and unfortunetly too good and it made Red John wanted to kill him (not because he is scared that he found out, but the fact that he might find out before Jane does)

@@leynenslucker2991 Are you sure? Bosco is already dead when Red John recites the poem to Jane. I'm pretty sure this was the first time it is mentioned.

WHAT? When did Bosco find out anything about him? He just luckily found the body of Red John's victim, Red John also already had removed the evidence.

Bosco made Jane realise that even Red John was not invincible, that he could make mistakes as well.

The show wasn't the same after RJ's reveal. I liked Lisbon as the boss.

Now they are 300

Sebastian Paredes it’s time to start choking people

@@DamianYamamoto 👍

Tiger tiger 😂

stfu

If you realize Bill Gates is equivalent of a Red John in modern Covid ERA!

This is always the dumbest argument ever though. If he's not to be appreciated for his ability and cunning the whole show is moot. He's just a bad guy. The whole point of a show like this is the game theory and strategy between Jane and Red John. It's not about morality it's about ability.

@@nossenkanter the point they're making isn't that red John has no ability. the point is that he isn't glorified once we actually see him. when you get him out of the shadows and see him face to face, he's a pathetic, desperate man. he's a brilliant guy (all throughout the series), but in the end, when it comes down to it,, he's a sad little man and that contrast is what makes the ending great.

@@aaliaaslam3841 But is he brilliant or pathetic? It's one or the other. Jane looked pretty pathetic all those years when Red John was running circles around him. When Oscar had his gun pointed at him. The valid complaint is, this ending is not worthy of the character they wrote. There's no cop out like "He is pathetic". They simply did not come up with a convincing enough plan to defeat him. He could still be "pathetic" after said plan. It's not consistent.

@@nossenkanter he can be both. they're not mutually exclusive traits? you pointed it out yourself. all those years Jane was after RJ, you say he looked pathetic but you can't deny he was brilliant all the while. that's the great thing about humans, they can have more than 1 quality. just because RJ was a smart serial killer doesn't mean he wasn't a pathetic coward too. and while he fancied himself to be a man much greater and above others. but when he was face to face with Patrick, that's when his real colors showed. and he was just a pathetic man. PS. you said "the ending is not worth the character they wrote". but it is. the contrast between McAllister and RJ isn't a plot hole, it's an intentional dissimilarity. up until s06e08, we haven't seen McAllister, we've only seen RJ and his grand theatrics. Red John's a persona, he's McAllister working from behind the curtain. for 5.5 seasons, he's almost a myth. and that's intentional on his part. he _wants_ to seem bigger & better than other, than he is. (bcos Red John is McAllister's legacy.) but when he's pulled out from behind the curtains and into the light, when he can no longer hide behind his minions and his crafted persona, that's when you see the real man behind it all, McAllister. and as OP said, that man is an ugly small man. brilliant but ugly, small and pathetic in the end nonetheless. personally, that's a lot more realistic and plausible than him being a cartoonish, clairvoyant, "greater than mortals", villain.

Ananya Mathur same as here..

Same here bro

Same here i guess i will miss mentalist until i die

Me too bro i even get dreams about jane killing red john as cruel as possible

Yeah. But watch Person of Interest. Equally greatly made.

I agree 100

Facts

Ye

@@bardock7894 so true.. how to ruine a whole serie when you dont know how finish...

@@josecalvo9730 indeed they did

People like brett partridge don't really have a title tho

muggshot Heller decided the identity of Red John a few years before season 6, he already had 3 or 4 names tho. So what you’re saying isn’t true

True yaar

I was a bit disappointed by the revelation of who Red John is...McAllister barely appeared, but was the main antagonist? But otherwise I agree

@@TH3P41NT3DC0W idk i said this before he always seemed to show up. There was plenty of reasons and murders in the area he was that we saw him way more than the other guys. For the most part i always expected it to be him. Idk but out of all of them when he first appeared i liked him as the bad guy. Never once even considered the list Jane had even though people say they didn't pick the real red john till 4 or 5 seasons in . I tend to not believe that. The one fella that was into kids was just to easy of a target, the cop or was he a fed was deep in but not showing up till much later in the show told me he was a no. The old guy i felt upset when he passed he helped Jane many times. Again for me it made perfect sense.

@@TH3P41NT3DC0W He was in the very first episode, and you can't have him returning too often without ruining the ending.

Sahi kaha bhai

It was actually in the project but i guess i dropped it because the fitting lines "It was redemptive.. You wouldnt understand" would have need a bit of context. But i understand the importance you see in that scene. Thanks alot

you can find that scene here on YT as"Mentalist best scene ever",but I agree,it could have been integrated in that very good clip....Jus for the'but you would not understand".(about vengeance).

@@joehentalack2443 which season and episode?

@Eddie Dean which episode you're talking about

@@utmvrm S01E09 Flame Red

And also "I have the right to kill the man that killed my family"

Which episode

@@utmvrm 5x05

Ya, there are many memorable lines in this show. It was well written.

@TheAstrius Dfgrhehngenfj

I bet you would, totes, sleep with Simon Baker.

I cried with him😪

Seriously very good editing...one of the scenes was the one I just saw last night😊🤘

Huh???? Cut out the best parts of the ending! Sucked

Hey can anyone tell me where 1:01 is from please

@@shreeshashreekumar1773 It‘s the brother of Jane‘s dead wife hiding with Jane from the cops, talking about Jane‘s past which led to the murder of his wife and daughter 😔

@@niklass6773 yes I know I watched this episode soo long ago but thanks tho♥️🙂

Wow, this shit can be AMAZING

That would be cool but there wouldn’t be patrick jane in the series so idk

Same bro

cringe

sure, as if the creator and the writers hadn't already thought about that

C.D Parkinson what? we knew Red john, he met Jane so many times. He felt suspecious during one og the first episodes of the first season, the one with the killer of the redheads, when he found Vanpelt walking alone he literally almost kidnapped her, if it wasn't for her cowerkers and his cowerker. He is the sherif and yet felt so weird trying to force her into his car, but being the sherif got him out of it.

@@WithLoveReem yes, I meant in the sense of people wanted it to be a regular of the show or someone we had seen so many times and come to love just to have it be a twist and shock us. People expected red John to be somebody emotionally close to Patrick like Rigsby or Cho or Minelli or something not a character who appeared in one episode at the start.

C.D Parkinson oh I see your point. thanks!

@@WithLoveReem funny thing is, they had not chosen him to be Red John yet at that point, but it still fits so well.

@@jamiemsm4883 add to that the fact that Rebecca, one of Red John's people, was killed by someone in a police uniform. It really does fit well.

by commenting this you have essentially become what you hate, you are arrogant, prejudicial, patronizing, you look down on critics, you generalize a group of individuals with diversified opinions, you ignore the flaws, you ignore the numbers and polls, you imagine the TV show a classic when its numbers tell an entirely different story, you lie to yourself it is a good show when greater ones such as Breaking Bad, Prisonbreak and Game of Thrones proved to be fallible, you are a gullible man stuck in his own dream refusing to wake up, you refuse to acknowledge constructive criticism which has clearly stated the show’s flaws without subjectivity, you are sad. a sad sad person. i dont know if my reply will wake you up or throw you down a deeper void, all i know is that it is your choice to learn and achieve acceptance. accept the fact that the show did not end well and move on. there is no use in denial, those who disagree with you win by a landslide, the number of cons outweigh the pros, the show started with a bang and ended with a whimp, it could’ve been better, a lot better, and you know that. Subverting expectations with extreme disappointments is just a lie. If you are incapable of understanding how bad that writing is, you have no right to criticize critics who took up film studies in college and spent years on analyzing and comparing films. you are no professional, but some of them are, and already you’ve lost your credibility. In conclusion: some of the critics are pros and you aren’t even a critic, you are biased and there is no factual evidence to prove the show was as good as you claim it to be, ratings and view counts and time slots and reviews and ad revenues and even youtube views disagree with you. The closest thing to your false image would probably be Lucifer before it got picked up by Netflix, mixed reviews and bad CGI but massive fanbases and enough community support and polls to act as proof of popularity, things that The Mentalist do not have. Wake up, it’s a decent show that did not end on a high note, just be glad it at least entertained enough people for it to be remembered.

@@enochlo9156 statistics and box office are not valid argument to determine the quality of a show or movie, there are real masterpieces that failed at the box office and realy bad movies/shows that were a massive success. and critics CAN be extremely arrogant, demanding originality and then shitting on every original show/movie they come across, while kissing the ass of completely unoriginal shit. so instead of writing a 12 line essay shitting on his opinion you bring up some objective arguments?

@@tommerker8063 Agreed!.. I Am Sam (movie) and Firefly (TV show) came to my mind as an example..

@@ada-dech futurama and the simpsons too, not that the simpsons started out as bad, but by now it's just a shadow of it'S former self, and futurama was canceled and brought back multiple times

I would do the same with the murderer of my family. And I am a woman!!!

Jane is actually red John himself behind whole time.

@@riskyie2607 that's impossible since there was a scene when Red john saved him while dressed as emperor Palpatine

@@NitpickingNerd fun fact, Simon Baker said in an interview he portrayed RJ in that scene and ALSO he has always voiced him in his appearances. Look it up

Go to the police and report it so that the criminal can be sentenced in court :)

kill him or die trying

Phillip H. Das fax

Probably wipe out not just the killer but his whole family line, previous and future. And that's the bare minimum for me. That would be the extent of my fury.

@@NinoCristianini Hey how about not being racist buddy

Kamal Bajaj same here bro 🔥❤️

Sahi kaha bhai I got too much addicted to this show Kuchh aur dekhne ka mann hi nahi krta

thank*

My country was never in

We got reruns in Russia. But waht is your problem? Download it and save for later.

Use a p2p torrent and get it all free.

My country it was never on Netflix Unfortunately they struck a deal with Hulu

@@ghfhgfuuu P2P torrent my friend,p2p torrent :).

Awesome theory.

I actually thought that too

🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

Efrem Tommasi that wld be such a sick show

Mee too.

They hadn't. By the end of season 4, Bruno Heller still wasn't sure who Red John was.

No they had already planned it... remember the episode which Jane release a prisoner who’s not guilty for his crime in order to share information about Red John and at the end of the episode he writes on the wall with his blood “he is MAC” ..... This means that they had planned it from even season 1

@@pinsararulz346 In an interview after the Red John reveal, Heller says that the idea of Red John only came up a couple of years ago. Here is the link. collider.com/simon-baker-bruno-heller-the-mentalist-interview/

@@pinsararulz346 Also I checked thementalist.fandom.com/wiki/Red_John%27s_Friends?file=Heismar.jpg It seems to me that it's unclear whether it was Macalester or some adjective/noun.

Pinsara Rulz it says he is MAR actually. this was again another piece of foreshadowing which meant little to nothing. maybe it was short for ‘he is marked’ ie the tattoos, but heller admitted he didn’t know who RJ was until season 5.

Yeah I found the show in like late June and finished the series about 3 days ago. Was an amazing series.

Dont get the point of this comment

LonELY ehh that’s kinda worrying

Analysis 10/10. Thank you!

Not to mention the music didn’t ruin the scenes

My name is uttam too its quite rare

@@Iuttamkamboj then who's Faith Garry?

@@Iuttamkamboj It is actually common tbh...

We waited 6 seasons for that moment, thus, it was very satisfying to watch, but it was a very short moment though. 6 seasons is a lot.

Why* know* learn to type

My dear you must be very young. Wait to know real pain and you"ll understand!

And also if u rewatch Ep2S01 red john who is the sheriff tried to kidnap Vanpelt but Wayne R. punched him; that was a sign that he was a killer.

Oh... you missed the best one. When Red John sends a message to Jane “has he given up”. In that episode Jane goes to cemetery.. you can see Red John’s real Name on the grave in front of his wife and daughter’s.

Aida Đulović Because he is was sheriff. That’s the correct way.

@@yellowflash7696 what episode ??

Ikram Abd season 4 Episode 23. Red Rover, Red Rover. The cemetery scene.

he sent fbi agents / police officers to patrick's apartment and that agents thook every single document's photo and leave the place exactly how they found.

@@harunkaratas7072 that was not red john that was Bob Kirkland

@@harunkaratas7072 ppl have confirmed he was an actual psychic

He read the script

@@harunkaratas7072 as said it was Bob Kirkland....and btw evverything at patrick were fake

me too!

Me too 😘😘😘

My favorite scene.

So true 👍👍👍

Watching it the 4 th time , on season 7 now.

@@noelsukhjitsingh8037 I'm also watching it for the 4th time, and I'm on season 4

How can i watch it?

@@JMD290. cinehub

When he's saving Jane on the roof and he makes that creepy joke and says bad place to get the spins you see his eyes, and you start to see the real red John ( Goosebumps very creepy) Jane looks worried but he has no choice but to grab his hand or he'll fall , also very thrown he's not afraid of heights after trying to trick him all episode into going on the ladder or near the cliff , Red John definitely knew what he was up to and was messing with him Jane looks powerless , someone had already told me who Red John was and I was like whah but then saw that episode and was like ok I believe it

I guess he couldn't be sure that he was *truely* sure that McAllistar was Red John. It definitely increases his rate of suspicion, but what if Red John (hypothetically, it was another person) was doing that to lure him into the Sheriff? He would have fallen for his trap and possibly gotten killed from it. I guess he had to get more information to be absolutely sure, leading up to the moment at the church. In my opinion, it went flawlessly.

Thats dumb as hell. When Patrick writes his list he writes Title only on Mcallister's name too. Thats not a clue. Watch that whole episode again

He already knew.