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Tuxie400 wrote:
Tatiana - You're right about the Oleander stuff. Liz thinks it has something to do with Tom's killer, but the question Tom asked Dennison was Why did I pick up the suitcase? Dennison's reply was Oleander. It doesn't really tie into who killed Tom, which is Garvey.
ohhhh... thanks for that. I kind of remember that now.
They also showed Garvey’s ring more clearly this episode and it is definitely either blue or green. I couldn’t tell for sure. Could anyone else? My first thought was green but sometimes I’m not great with colors. I’ve had a jacket for 3 months that I thought was sort of a hunter green that is apparently brown. :/
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Only one thought - Glen could be Garvey's doppleganger! I'm sure he'll be thrilled when Red tells him about the procedure!!!
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Garvey's ring looks green to me. Another Christmas color for lara1.
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Big Badd Bazzer wrote:
Only one thought - Glen could be Garvey's doppleganger! I'm sure he'll be thrilled when Red tells him about the procedure!!!
Did you know they call Garvey "Evil Glen" on the Blacklist Exposed site because they look so much alike?
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Red using Sinclair to create a doppelgänger so that Liz can kill Garvey and not be blamed for it?
Oh - please don't get me started with Liz dopplegangers and doubles.....LOL
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Yes I'll also be intrigued to see how all of these threads of Red are going to fit together.
I think he is planning a huge fire, I'm now starting to think that a double of some kind will be in the fire....who knows though.
I still don't get Garvey's scheming to get to Red. He knows there is a connection between Liz and Red, if he has Liz followed, he has Red. What is his deal with the crew he has??
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Big Badd Bazzer wrote:
Only one thought - Glen could be Garvey's doppleganger! I'm sure he'll be thrilled when Red tells him about the procedure!!!
HAHAHA! I just spewed my water!!!
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Tuxie400 wrote:
Garvey's ring looks green to me. Another Christmas color for lara1.
Green happens to be my favorite color at the moment And It has been all over season 5.
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Big Badd Bazzer wrote:
Red now has a most "noble" FACE-LIFTER on retainer!
Hmmm, given the circumstances is retainer the right word? lol
Hi BBB - LOL!
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John Noble who played tonite's black-lister had a great recurring run on the American network drama Sherlock, as Sherlock's father. He was very good there, too! Hope he'll have at least a 3 or 4 episode arc before they detach him!
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Green ring to me too.
I was reading some other theories out there. Kissmyfreckle (I think she's a keenler shipper) thinks there were two Christmas eve's; the night he came home to find ballerina girl, his daughter, dead and the night of the fire when Elizabeth presumably shot and killed her father. Remember, Red told Liz, you have the answers I need... they both need each other to figure out a missing piece.
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I now believe the Red we know only has one daughter, Liz, and she was ballerina girl.
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Tuxie400 wrote:
I now believe the Red we know only has one daughter, Liz, and she was ballerina girl.
Well - the pilot does have "Beth" in ballet class, wearing a bracelet. Stepping to piano music.
Of course, for me, that is too simple, LOL. I do believe he had another family. He seems to have been in too many places at the same time - or wait, maybe that was his doppelgänger.
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Tatiana wrote:
Green ring to me too.
I was reading some other theories out there. Kissmyfreckle (I think she's a keenler shipper) thinks there were two Christmas eve's; the night he came home to find ballerina girl, his daughter, dead and the night of the fire when Elizabeth presumably shot and killed her father. Remember, Red told Liz, you have the answers I need... they both need each other to figure out a missing piece.
Well the period from around March 1990 (when presumably KR walked into the ocean) through to Dec 1990 has no info on Red. Wait, that's 10 months, a parallel to the time Liz was in a coma. I forgot about that.
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Big Badd Bazzer wrote:
John Noble who played tonite's black-lister had a great recurring run on the American network drama Sherlock, as Sherlock's father. He was very good there, too! Hope he'll have at least a 3 or 4 episode arc before they detach him!
BBB - yes I loved him in Fringe and I loved him as Sherlock's father. Very talented, very believable with an underlying sinister about him.
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Interesting episode, I have to rewatch certain scenes tomorrow. I do think Bokencamp and company are messing a little with those of us who think Red is an impostor dropping all the hints. I think they're just having some fun with us, I don't take them as real hints.
Count me in as someone who thinks Red will use Sinclair to create a doppleganger of some sort. I also thought he needed a set of bones and that's why he asked Harold to do the funeral for the homeless man. I am wondering if he's planning on digging up those bones after the woman leaves. Maybe putting them in a suitcase to fake out whoever wants them or is looking for them. The real ones are missing, and he'll use Sinclair to do to the skeleton what will make it look like deceased who was in the suitcase. I doubt faking the dna would be an issue if Liz is back at the FBI, he doesn't have to have the dna in the bones match, he has to have the reference in CODIS match the bones he finds. Change the CODIS profile, the new bones will match it.
If that's the way it's going, it's neither Real/red or Katarina in that suitcase, it's a new character (which I'm now leaning at about 80% that that's the way it's going to go even before the show tonight).
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Just as an aside I just noticed another inconsistency in the Kaplan timeline. The Hans episode, where Red arranged the fake kidnapping which went wrong, and where Kaplan was already working for Red, because she disposed of the body, as she told the story, was in 1992.
But in 1993, Kate was working in Amarillo (cadaver body tag). This was before what happened with Annie. So how does she then "meet" Red for the first time after that?
One of the writers said that Requiem was Kate's true memory, or more precisely, what she remembered as true to her. Those are kind of precise words. Is it what she remembered as her memories or reality, but not all true?
And didn't she also tell the government that she'd been working for Red for 30 years? That's 1987, before the fire (and the same year as Seaduke; and the ballet recital)
Unless I'm missing something, that all doesn't line up. ?
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Timelines on this show are wonky. Too many cooks in the kitchen.
And I don’t believe we are told the year of the Seaduke incident. I think Cooper just said “over three decades”. And Kaplan could have later considered herself as working for Red by including her time as nanny to his child, even if he didn’t pay her directly. Who knows. KR also called Rostov “Alexander” in the 1980s so I don’t get the impression that all parts of that script were carefully examined as others.
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