This was a great episode in some ways. It is developmental for the long arc and also has a nice story all its own. In typical fashion Reddington uses the task force to flush out someone with whom he has a history. The story line about Keen and her baby Is also developing nicely.
I really enjoyed seeing the character of Gina Zanetakos again. This looks like it will complicate things. The backstory they used to bring her back in was quite clever and nicely thought. Just as you are thinking that things are getting back on track and back to normal, they throw a wrench in.
There is a nice love story in this episode and it is nicely integrated into the episode's overall story.
The one troubling thing about this episode in particular and season 3 in general is that Reddington is getting too violent. I'm not sure why they're doing this but too many bodies are piling up. It will be quite difficult to make the series plausible while bodies keep piling up.
Review of Alistair Pitt (No. 103)
