The Blacklist

Mr. Gregory Devry (No. 95) - S3-E11

Stupidity: Ressler and Navabi arrive at Janet MacNamara's location, and while the receptionist checks where she is, Ressler thinks that's the perfect opportunity to ask Navabi if she's OK, given the whole sex/firing thing. He says, "You didn't say anything on the way over," so there was a bit of a drive when they could have spoken about this privately! Instead, he gets a weird look from the receptionist who's privy to this entire discussion. Cheaper than filming a conversation in the car, presumably.

Jon Sandys ★

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Anslo Garrick, Part 1 - S1-E9

Character mistake: As Reddington sets up the blood transfer between himself and Ressler he inserts the intravenous line in Ressler's arm first and then in his own arm. This way the remaining air inside the line gets into the recipient's body and could very well kill him. Judging the expert way he handles the set up he should know to first insert the IV in his own arm, let the line fill with blood and then insert the IV in Ressler's arm.

Lenore Scott

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Suggested correction: That amount of air would probably not cause any problem. It actually takes quite a lot of air to cause any issue.

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The Corsican (No. 20) - S6-E2

Question: When Ressler is trying to find the elusive Constantine, why don't they radio descriptions such as (grey hair, sunglasses, blue blazer)? As he tends to the victim shot at UN, why does he not simultaneously radio for perimeter search with description? In same episode, Keen states how much "good" Red does as if defending him to her "sister" yet she then says she is the one who turned him in? Not logical. And besides, was it ever proven that the sister is in fact Liz's sister via DNA etc.? Not very good FBI work.

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