By: disqus_yI1wWtVn8X

disqus_yI1wWtVn8X — Fri, 10 Mar 2017 03:41:00 +0000

Enjoyed the episode, especially the way they handled Miguel’s exit–classy and emotional without being maudlin. I’m sure Granger would have approved. The rest of the episode was fun. Especially liked the scene between Callen and his dad with Paley in the trunk. The retirement scenes with Densi and the con artists were cute, but the cane fight was a little ridiculous (I could have grabbed that cane in about 5 seconds). Glad Callen and his dad finally decide to tell Alex the truth. Liked the coins in both stories and the flashback. Hope Alex doesn’t appear in many more episodes (her “son” makes Bar look like an Oscar winner). I’d much rather see Callen and Sam or Callen and Anna (and a little of his dad). Looking forward to Callen’s date next episode and Sam’s undercover assignment.

By: Catherine Betham

Catherine Betham — Mon, 06 Mar 2017 02:20:00 +0000

I loved the way Granger was handled he went off into the mist and out on his terms. Much like Miguel Ferrer.
Densi was great, back in the field. And even if it was a small part, they are back in sync. Enjoyed Eric Christian Olsen with Martin Mull playing poker. All four, including Daniela Ruah and Debra Jo Rupp were fun.
As for Callen, I wish they would spend more time with his Dad and sister and stop craming Bar Paly down our throats. There is this great story to be told instead we get forced chemistry that doesn’t exist between Callen and Anna.

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By: Catherine Betham