lara1 - I'm surprised you didn't jump all over Janis Ian's At Seventeen being the song Reva was listening to on some sort of device. Why would a present-day teen be listening to that song. It's from my teenage years - out in 1975?  It's a great song with a lot of angst, and one I loved as a teen. In fact, I think I was listening to it in a basement that looked like Tadashi's. LOL

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See I didn’t even pay attention to the different dogs because it didn’t mean anything to the story.   I only heard about the changes on the audio commentary lol

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I don't think the showrunners are losing their way, I think the audience just never knew what the way was. For me, this season is my second favorite, with Season 1 being my top favorite. I think the changing bones are much like the changing Hudsons.

 
LOL! Tuxie400! At least they are not Hudson's bones. I think...

I like this season, too. Remember they’ve always said they know exactly where they are going to end up, but that how they get there is fluid and depends on how many seasons they get before they arrive at the end.so characters come and go, some were never meant to be a part of the story for long, like Tom who was supposed to die in the Pilot, and I wonder if Mr. Kaplan was ever intended to have such a major role either. I doubt it. So they’ve gotten to play around with characters and weave them into the plots and they change the direction from time to time. But they have always said they know exactly how it ends.

Poor Hudson!

They'll probably bring in a dog one more time, just to annoy us. LOL!
 

Oh, I didn't write about the upside-down girl in this thread.  I wrote it in my hand written notes, to be added to upon rewatch.  But there was a 1975 TransAm (a really popular car at the time as I recall), that I did write in the thread comments.  

Hey, Tuxie400, no worries, the comment was shorthand and cryptic esp for those who don't know Janis Ian's music.

The upside down girl - was like maybe the first shot of the episode, it was a reflection of Reva, presumably in glass, that the camera photographed, or was edited, upside-down.  At least that's what I got - it was very quick like split second image.

The shot of the upside down girl intrigues me. I think there's only been one other upside-down reflection of a character, that being Tom talking to Judge Denner in his chambers in Season 2's Tom Keen episode. Then we had the upside down doll in the Ian Garvey episode. Have there been others? I remember Liz, Aram and Cooper were shown backwards in a mirror in The Apothecary.

Tessa let me know another upside down mirror scene was Leonard Caul in his namesake episode when he was looking at the stitched slash on his neck. Caul also appears in the previously part of that episode shown with his reflection upside down in the bulb of a chandelier. The image was originally shown in The Deer Hunter episode.

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On my TV the amethyst looks blue.  It could just be a very pale amethyst stone, which can look a blue-violet, in that the blue is more pronounced in the very pale purple color.  I love amethyst and have a few pieces that were gifts, and the colors range from a deeper purple to violet to a very pale blue-purple.  

I really enjoyed the song they played at the very end of the episode, Time Moves Slow.  The Blacklist is one of the television shows that helps expand my music collection, as did Alias and Grey's Anatomy currently still does.