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I have seen every episode , and to end like this , tells you for the past five seasons , each episode , each season was enjoyable to watch.

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Great conclusion to an amazing series. This finale felt like it tied "Blindspot" together. Blindspot is about Janes past as Remi and persepective after she comes out of the bag as a clean slate. Finishing in timesquare was a great showdown.

I was worried too much was going to be about Ivy, she has a plan of zip that fits in with the story but she herself is not a "big bad". Good thing she didn't dominat the series finale. I still would have liked a continuation to her story maybe one last interrogation or more insight into why she wanted to zip people...The zapata tackle was good too, could have been extended though.

Loved Jane's fight sequence wowowowwwww! Heidi (janes double did amazing - one take too!).

Also liked the explanation to 510 - what happened with Jane/Ivy and why the bombs were let off in the room.

I loved how this episode concluded the show in a great way (from the NYPD officer to Hank Crawford this episode had them all) even Dad Dotcom and Martin Gero himself.

The ending I viewed it differently to others, in my opinion Jane didn't die, that would not make sense they showed like 3 scenes afterwards that would not make sense. I viewed it as what could have happened...

Great episode - this show will be missed....:) :(

I'm definitely going to miss this show. So many highs and lows, wins and losses. The final episode is eloquent in its delivery and sums up the entire series. Thanks for the stories.

It's hard to make everyone happy when you end a show but they sure did try. But I can also see how it's the kind of thing some people are going to hate.

Anyone else get the impression they spent nearly all of their budget on the last two episodes? To be honest, I'm not complaining. Great story, a terrific one-shot fight scene, and a fantastic twist at the end. This is how you do a season finale.

Text: Minor spoilers

Great conclusion to an amazing series. This finale felt like it tied "Blindspot" together. Blindspot is about Janes past as Remi and persepective after she comes out of the bag as a clean slate. Finishing in timesquare was a great showdown.

I was worried too much was going to be about Ivy, she has a plan of zip that fits in with the story but she herself is not a "big bad". Good thing she didn't dominat the series finale. I still would have liked a continuation to her story maybe one last interrogation or more insight into why she wanted to zip people...The zapata tackle was good too, could have been extended though.

Loved Jane's fight sequence wowowowwwww! Heidi (janes double did amazing - one take too!).

Also liked the explanation to 510 - what happened with Jane/Ivy and why the bombs were let off in the room.

I loved how this episode concluded the show in a great way (from the NYPD officer to Hank Crawford this episode had them all) even Dad Dotcom and Martin Gero himself.

The ending I viewed it differently to others, in my opinion Jane didn't die, that would not make sense they showed like 3 scenes afterwards that would not make sense. I viewed it as what could have happened...

Great episode - this show will be missed....:) :( Summary: That is what we call a series finale. AMAZING

I'm going to miss this show... It has all the elements that makes it an entertaining show... Like the ending that doesn't completely close the chapter... A resurrection possiblity perhaps...

Amazing final episode. Wraps everything up perfectly.

Thank you for not making Game of Thrones mistake .. i am still not recovered from it after year and half.

I didn't slog through the sub-par mess that were seasons 4&5 for a "it's up to your interpretation" ending to the series.

Seems to be a trend these days. TV series gets you sucked in and leaves you with nothing in the end. I have watched many tv series more than once but this is one I will not.

I would rate this worse than the GoT ending. At least there was a clear conclusion, if it was liked or not is a different story

I almost quit watching this series in season 4 when it looked like the writers where having a hard time picking up after season 3. By the time I was watching this the series had ended, so I looked through the reviews for the remainder of season 4 and then saw season 5 ended with high ratings so I decided to continue and boy do I regret that decision

As stated it feels like this is kind of a trend now a days as most shows end with some controversial / unclear ending. Probably just stick to more movies from now on. At least most are less than 2 hours so if they are bad or make some dumb ending you didnt waste an large amount of time you can never get back.

This was the 100th - and final- episode of Blindspot. The true reflection of the show's decline is that, to date, three days after the airing of this final show, there are only half a dozen reviews here. In the "old days," especially the first several seasons when the show was good, there would be dozens of reviews and comments on each episode. There is a reason for that dramatic fall in interest for the show - it was no longer very good.

That said, this final episode was somewhat better than the previous shows of the final run, admittedly a low barrier to surpass. It was an interesting choice to bring back most of the show's distinctive characters from the entire run, mostly dead now, so they were either ghosts or hallucinations. Unfortunately, it did mostly serve to point out "Oh yeah. I remember him/her. That was a good character." For me the downward turning point in the show was allowing the Sandstorm conspiracy to linger much too long. It seemed as if the writers just delighted in jerking the loyal audience members around with that story line and its twists. Instead, it moved into a "who cares" mode for most. By this 100th episode I thought both Jaimie Alexander and Sullivan Stapleton looked tired and worn. Perhaps they wanted out, too???

It's very hard to write well for a show such as this for five years and make it fresh and entertaining. It was a good concept. Ultimately, it just got worn out. It probably should have ended at least one season earlier, perhaps two. Alas!

Just when you thought this show couldn't get any worse, it does.

Seasons 1&2 are excellent.

Season 3 was ok-ish

season 4 should have ended halfway through and season 5 should NEVER have been made.

4 and 5 are so far out of sync with reality it is just ludicrous.

Sullivan Stapleton is just about the worst actor i have seen in years. He doesn't seem to be able to say more than 3 words before needing to take a pause to remember what comes next.

I struggled through season 4 and 5 on netflix but i am sure glad my suffering is over now.

This last episode was better than the one before (literally anything is better than that one though) but felt rushed. They could have removed half of the last episode and built up this episode much better. Strike Back did a similar thing but with a much better performance. Now it felt more like as if the directors made two different endings, couldn't decide which one to go for so they gave us both. The main antagonist, Ivy, had a massive three second screen time, just to give an idea.

Season 5 started out so well and I would give the first eight episodes a high rating but the last few episodes are not really worth watching and are the worst episodes this show has ever presented.