Read any of the last half dozen 3/10 reviews for why this is bad, they mirror my thoughts.If I had to pick one culprit (there are many) I'd pick the writing it's lazy, lacklustre and in more and more places nonsensical. It was always a bit of a stretch but now...This went downhill far and fast.

Despite the pretty couple and specially beautiful actress, this series has not much to add. it's just another sad plot that could have happened had the lead actor not been so hard and unimpressive.It is good to see how well it was photographed but unfortunately the camera man has weak hands or the production had no money to buy a tripod. After two episodes the viewer is totally dizzy with rough zoom ins and outs, very fast re framing and sudden psycho moves that turns the whole history into an optical nightmare. I really don't know what's the intended effect that it might produce but it hasn't reach its goal.

Well it seems like a lot of people reviewing this show never truly gave it a chance or is REALLY not paying attention. So I'm gonna counter to their bad reviews and say that I'm still on a weekly basis with the show, but, all in all, this show is magnificent. I think the acting is great, so many people have said that they've watched the first two episodes and gave up because of the acting and script. Further down the road you realize why certain characters were acting the way they were, mostly speaking for Weller. Jane is an amazing actress, she plays her part as a badass but is still mentally disabled because she has no idea who she really is or where she came from for most of the first season and I believe carrying onto the second (hense the name Jane... for Jane Doe). Casting is amazing, Zapata, Reed, Patterson, Jane, and Weller are a kick ass team, they actually become a closer family once Jane arrives, and as the show progresses you know more and more about each character. The show itself is pretty damn good, the first and second season are fantastic. There is one flaw in this show that I always question... Why isn't Patterson's software to crackdown Janes tattoos a little faster if they're a part of a Govt agency? But I get it, it's a show, it's not supposed to be perfect all around but sometimes it is nice to take a break between cracking tattoos and solving crimes or else it would just be another C.S.I or Criminal minds show which we DONT need. The third season is going great so far, the first episode might be too "fake" for people who don't care for this show, but they don't mention that one part outside of that episode (S3E1) which brings it back to the realistic piece of the show. Basically, this show is awesome, I love it, and highly recommend.

It takes a few episodes for Blindspot to hit stride and some of the acting is subpar, but you should check it out if the genre is appealing. I'm a big Blacklist (also NBC) fan. This series is almost as good and just as interesting.