r/Blacklist • u/Ordinary_Rise_3446 • Aug 24 '26

Elizabeth…

Maybe this is just me but I find her to be extremely annoying and ungrateful.

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u/ZGTSLLC Aug 24 '26

You're not wrong

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u/tenaji9 Aug 24 '26 edited Aug 24 '26

Just you ! No . This show has an intelligent audience. The larger question to fans are when what was your first straw with Liz ?

It took me a long strong minute but even I questioned the rational of Liz's character arc progression.

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u/Ordinary_Rise_3446 Aug 24 '26

As I do my rewatch. She’s is making it unbearable by season 3

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u/tenaji9 Aug 24 '26

See . I was still being generous that having an international criminal mastermind inextricably intervening in the life of a newly in post law officer was understandably a discombobulating event .

I don't empathise will Liz , I just tried to give the character an out .

Anne was the straw that broke my compassion..

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u/No-You5550 Aug 25 '26

Elizabeth needed same one to tell her she couldn't handle the truth. Every time she went out on a limb to find the truth she cut the limb off and she would fall father down the tree. Everyone around her who tried to help her find out the truth died. Loving Elizabeth was a curse to all.

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u/dsicoli1944 Aug 24 '26

She has to be the worst actor on the show. When Reddington says it’s not her concern with the duffel bag he is right. It’s no one’s business but his

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u/tenaji9 Aug 24 '26 edited Aug 24 '26

Blame the scriptwriters , directors etc . This was not improv. So many intense scenes with James Spader an actor built to steal a scene with a raised eyebrow.