Meanwhile, I've managed to watch the gag reel and the two special features, Blacklist Revealed - which is the intro to season 6, and the Deceptions one. Good interviews, but nothing earth-shattering, of course. The Disc 5 that contains those things starts with "Rassvet", and it had some deleted scenes. There's a longer scene of Liz arriving at Dom's and confronting him with who she is to him, about Katarina 'You're not her handler, you're her father", sort of thing. He refuses to talk to her and she goes to her car. Before she drives away he's had a change of heart and knocks on her window and tells her to come back inside. There's another scene of Katarina going through a desk in the shelter; and another of Illya taking Katarina's mother to meet with her that last time. As she heads towards the cafe, they linger on his face and he looks sad. 

I'll try to watch more later. Maybe take notes on the deleted scenes so i can remember them better! LOL!

Tatiana - It's interesting that you brought up the idea of a legacy. Legacies - both good and evil - are mentioned in several other seasons besides 1.  In Season 2, Francis King talked about the winning the auction competition as a means to his legacy and the King Family fortune. In the Longevity Instiitute, Red told Roger Hobbs that Hobbs wanted his longevity experiments to work because they would be his legacy.  In the Kenyon Family, David Kenyon tells his tortured father that what the boys are doing is his father's legacy.  And last season, I find it very interesting what Dr. Nikkila said about his work to weaponize insects:  "That will be my legacy.  I will not remembered as a destroyer of their (insects') world, but their savior."  What if Red, through these clinical trials, is trying to find a cure for some inherited family disease, so he will be remembered not as a destroyer of his family, but as it's savior.

In that same vein, I've been rethinking what Red said about the Takoma Park house; "This was where I raised my family."  What if what he really said was, "This is where I razed (completely destroyed) my family."  We now know that Katarina being outed as RR's lover completely destroyed her family unit: Dom, her mother, and Masha.  Bokenkamp has said in podcast intereviews more than once that he gets a kick out of things that can be interpreted more than one way.  So I think the house could be where Katarina was recruited into the KGB or where she first began her seduction of real RR.

Tatiana - Good point about the father in Alter Ego.  Kirk talking to Liz about leaving her and Agnes his money as an inheritance was also a legacy of sorts.  And Red before his lethal injection talked about the money he had cobbled together for Liz.

Honey West - Yes, gone, like Red said Kirk was gone.

Well, Liz is certainly brave. She never waivers on that trait.

Ok, not sure where to put this, but why was the Corsican hired to blow up the UN?
 

Tuxie - thank you! I wanted to make sure we weren't missing something. I would not be surprised if the network put a kibosh on blowing up the U.N. building and I would have to say, that's understandable. Still. There were too many orphan plot lines in the first half of season 6. 
Remember Detective Gale? His story just died on the vine at the end of season 4. I know the actor who played him posted some photos from shootings and I've often wondered if the show runners just didn't care for that and let him go. I kind of wondered the same thing about the actress playing Jennifer, because I really thought they were going to do more with the story between Liz and Jennifer. 
More of my musings...

I just thought I'd post this clip from an interview with the showrunners. It can feel like they are misleading us, but evidently they are not:

2016 IBT:

“We cannot unpack a story point like she thinks she shot her father and then introduce a new element that completely negates it, because that would damage our relationship with the audience and their trust in the story that we’re telling. All of the things that you would point to and add up on one side of the ledger that might discount this guy’s story about his being her father, we are responsible for next year and in years to come to incorporate it into the story that we’ve already told,” Eisendrath added.

Eastcoast wrote:

I also wanted them to finish what they started about Tom being taken as a child.
Maybe they will close the gaps before the end of the show.
😴

Me, too! I'd love some closure on that whole Tom Bond thing.

I saw that BBB.  I like him better as Aram.  But he did a great job. 
Good to see you back!