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A clue that a recurring character is taking a permanent vacation, is when the actor is listed as a guest star at the beginning of the episode.
Too bad, I like that actor and I think the character deserved a better exit (and you would think a former FBI deputy director would be more valuable alive than a lower-ranking agent)
He was shot in the chest 3 times. Even if he had on a bulletproof vest there was blood from the 3 wounds. I wonder if this show will be renewed - hopefully if there are no plans to renew, it will have an ending that answers all our questions.
Spoiler: Sorry I don't know how to do the spoiler thing. Don't go further if you didn't watch this past week.
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The actor went on the Denzel Washington Is The Greatest Actor Of All Time, Period podcast and spoiled it himself, with the shocked host saying all what are you doing. I guess he was mad at the producers and don't expect others to have a blacklisting mentality.
The actor went on the Denzel Washington Is The Greatest Actor Of All Time, Period podcast and spoiled it himself, with the shocked host saying all what are you doing. I guess he was mad at the producers and don't expect others to have a blacklisting mentality.
That's really interesting. He was on a season-long "probation" with a guest starring credit. Like I said, I'm not sure why a former director of the FBI is less valuable to the conspirators than lower-ranking Wells, but it makes sense outside of the show's story.
This episode's story (and the show's plot in general) reminds me of the 90s movie Arlington Road.
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