Raymond Reddington is on my all time great characters list. He’s complex, well read, kind and full of crazy stories, while being incredibly devious, one step ahead and totally ambiguous about whether he’s an evil , sociopathic mastermind, or a loving father with a deeply subtle awareness of ethics, who is just immersed in a spy vs spy world where the craziest decisions are necessary and unavoidable.
I like how the alarm goes off before everything locks down so he could have sprinted out the door if he wanted to. I also love how the guards stand directly in each other's line of fire.
TV Show "security" with guns all in a crossfire with each other that would become a keystone kops circular firing squad if they actually had to pull the trigger.
@@Zuloff a man walks slowly away from the counter, starts to undress It always annoyed me that noone reacted prior to the alarm Still what a fking Opening to a series
It somehow communicates he's in absolute control even as he literally gives up all control to the FBI. He even takes off his coat so he doesn't damage it
@@tedparkinson2033 He's also taking his coat off to make it more obvious he's not hiding any weapons and they don't shoot him because his coat shifted. He knows he's dealing with trigger happy grunts looking for an excuse to riddle him with bullets.
Equalled only by Lost.They're on the beach with a wrecked plane around them (we don't know why) and a random man gets sucked into the still spinning plane engine.
I love how he’s always so dramatic, surrendering on the emblem of the FBI 😂 James Spader made this character great, just like Johnny D did to Jack Sparrow
Reddington is one of the greatest characters of all time and it’s only possible because of Spader’s portrayal. The show as whole though, leaves a lot to be desired. A few seasons in and it became glaringly obvious that there was no endgame or even an idea of how to end things. A tight 5-6 seasons with a clear, plausible explanation for who red is and a neatly wrapped up version for how his story ends (or doesn’t), could have made this show one of the greatest of all time. Instead we got loops of contrived identities, pointless shadow organizations/enemies, and one of the most frustrating characters of all time in Liz.
Yeah, I stopped watching after 5 seasons. It was pretty good in 1-3, at season 4 I was suspecting the writers had no idea where they were going, after season 5 it was just a soap opera with variations on the same plot repeating over and over.
This show drove me crazy. Great main character, but then what does the FBI do? Oh, here's a wanted criminal, armed and dangerous. Let's send a couple of agents. Gah! You call *everyone* and carpet bomb the area with feds, SWAT, whatever it takes. It's not like they have anything better to do than catch someone on the most wanted list.
It was in those few moments, that one scene, Raymond Reddington took possession of my mind. Kneeling on the FBI seal, fingers locked behind his head, he took possession of all the more physically active parts of me. I WAS LOST FOREVER to this man!!!
No , she was the most important character in fact when she left the show , the show lost the plot ( the Connection between him and Liz ) and was ruined
Nah, Riddler has to have a funny side, like Jim Carrey portrayed him. Ultron was the perfect comic book villain to be played by Spader. I wouldn't know who else could fit the bill. Cold-hearted, rational to a deathly extent, well-spoken and to the point.
This is just phenomenal. I have seen movie scenes that are really brilliant like the John Wick's introduction but this, is just SICK. Raymond Reddington is just something else.
It sits differently with you after watching the first 3 seasons. All of this, the surrender, the torture, the risk.... all of this he did for his Lizzie. We love you, Red.
Totally agree. He should win another Emmy for this role already. I think his talent and skills are for an Oscar if he decides to return to the big screen again with a main role. He has the same talent as Denzel Washington in my opinion. Love both.
The dude legit has time to put his stuff down, position himself on the FBI logo and legit put his hands behind his head as if he planned the whole thing. LEGENDARY!!!!
He did plan the whole thing. Red kept saying that what he values above of else is loyalty. We keep seeing how he was the most loyal person in this entire show. No matter what Elizabeth did and how much she betrayed, he stayed loyal to her. Pisses me off.
Just imagine the first group of gaurds... "Free...wait, he froze already..." "Put your han....well, his hands are already up..." "Get down on...he's already on the ground, jesus christ..." "Fuck, this is anticlimatic..."
Someone should have told the actors about gun safety. Finger on the trigger, pointed at the head without any signs of threat. Jeez. I get it … hollywood but still.
@@Slithermotion It could be argued that Reddington was flagged as such a high risk suspect that there was a shoot to kill order on him if he resisted arrest. But yeah, certainly not the first time tv/movies didn't get gun handling right.
Fabulous actor. Each of his dialogue is well presented that anyone will watch want to listen again and again. How he carries is personality throughout the series is treat to eyes.
The start of this series was a thing of beauty. right from the off you were hooked and great casting for Reddington, Cooper & Restler right off the bat
only problem i have with this scene is that you would NEVER surround a suspect like that, you're literally putting yourself in each others line of fire
But when you’re watching the show for the first time and you see that scene, it certainly makes an impression of what’s going on and I really need to continue watching.
(SPOILERS ALERT) Actually I think the death of Elisabeth is a good ending, but personally I really disliked seasons 7 and 8 so yeah, I think it should have ended in season 6 (and also in my opinion season's 6 explanation of who Reddington is was much better that the whole season 8 "he is katarina" story, although I think both stories have flaws)
@@laidamaria_ My thoughts Exactly. The series should’ve just stick with Raymond actually being Katarina’s childhood friend Ilya Koslov and should’ve ended at season 6 with Raymond/Ilya reuniting with a present day Katarina.
although I have to say I enjoyed the last season bc there was no Elisabeth in it. Unpopular opinion (or perhaps not) but I couldn’t stand her. She always acted like a 5-year-old who couldn’t take no for an answer.
Its a shame The Practice and Boston Legal aren't available on Netfilx or Amazon for free- you have to pay per episode. It would have been good to have them available for new fans to see his past work. I personally loved him as Steff, the quintessential 80's rich kid asshole...
Probably the one man on earth that could intimidate John Wick. So smooth, so charismatic, and so incredibly powerful and ruthless that entire governments cringe at the mere mention of his name.
Honestly, from the first time I saw it, even till now. The whole scene Raymond Reddington surrendered himself to the FBI is the most badass shit in all the shows, movie, etc I have seen.
I like how on the Wanted Poster at 1:04 under Occupation, it simply just states: Name an Occupation. Either someone in production forgot to give Raymond an occupation, or he has so many that you can just name any occupation and Raymond has probably done it.😂
0:36 - Name: Raymond Reddington. Day of birth: 02.07.60. Last known address: Unknown. Charge: Escaping trough Stargate, espionage :D Status: Arrest on sight
My favorite series of all times, gets my blood pumping every season every episode every scene. Sometime I wonder if the writer's are human or 👽 every season made sense.
My God he's such a intense actor i always gets chills when he comes on screen as Reddington😂 and in his role in Boston legal is also at another level 😂
Reddington is basically the equivalent of "I am not locked up here with you, you are locked up here with me" :) Being one step ahead of your opponent is one thing but being several steps ahead while figuring out a dozen of alternations along the way is whole different level.
Coincidentally i came across this episode late at night on some channel and exactly this scene i had house bumps and was hooked from that moment on and watched every last bit of it till the end. James Spader did beyond great.
Donald and Harold had just perfect actors and its amazing to see now in hindsight how good these characters are. Even trough this many episodes they are the most resilient and true to themselves characters, they are never made cheesy and have just enough personality
I've been binging The Blacklist for a couple of weeks and it's by far the best TV show on the FBI and the best thriller series I've watched in years. And I'm still on season 4, 2016. I wonder what comes ahead
The worst thing about the opening scene is that they started shooting, they would not only hit Reddington, but they would be hitting each other with all the rounds flying around.
I watched some of the series when it first came out. I now can say, it is one of the best TV series I’ve ever seen--or probably, will ever see. It is absolutely thrilling and totally entertaining. I can only hope that another series will be invented that could come close to this. Thank you for downloading!
I also like the version of this longer at the beginning that shows some associate of his that we never see again bringing Reddington a briefcase in a park and telling him "it must be nice to be going home."
That was the best start of a show. When he casually puts down his bag, folds his jacket, removes his hat and slowly kneels down with his hands behind his head. The aerial view is perfect. And yeah, Elizabeth was annoying and not believable.
The birth of the most legendary TV character - Raymond Reddington
absolutely iam with you
Doesn't hold a candle to Mr Bean.
Most epic scene of the century
Tommy shelby > red
@@dantdfd8271 they never changed actors
Raymond Reddington is on my all time great characters list. He’s complex, well read, kind and full of crazy stories, while being incredibly devious, one step ahead and totally ambiguous about whether he’s an evil , sociopathic mastermind, or a loving father with a deeply subtle awareness of ethics, who is just immersed in a spy vs spy world where the craziest decisions are necessary and unavoidable.
He's playful and evil. Kind and silly. Knows when to discipline and when to give leniency. He's the epitome of the laughing/crying face.
well said.
He was never a father ;-)
He's a mother aint father He's katrina Rostova former double agent legendary spy
@@aamirmatiasofficial5353 pls don‘t push this it is nonsense
I like how the alarm goes off before everything locks down so he could have sprinted out the door if he wanted to. I also love how the guards stand directly in each other's line of fire.
Yeah, theatrics. But the first time when I didn't really notice...... ohhhh that shit was cool 😎 😅
it is a tv show..not reality
in all fairness if a guy walks into an FBI office and gives his full legal name and starts giving himself up willingly chances are hes not running
@@RobDaKid87trying to ground the show in reality and show how dumb cops are
To quote a comedic genius "Do not attempt to move or we will be shooting ourselves"
Security thinks they caught him, he’s standing there calmly preparing to be taken into custody. This is how you open a series
TV Show "security" with guns all in a crossfire with each other that would become a keystone kops circular firing squad if they actually had to pull the trigger.
@@Zuloff a man walks slowly away from the counter, starts to undress
It always annoyed me that noone reacted prior to the alarm
Still what a fking Opening to a series
@@Zuloff I thought Ronin dealt with this bullshit 25 years ago, but nooooooooooo
It somehow communicates he's in absolute control even as he literally gives up all control to the FBI.
He even takes off his coat so he doesn't damage it
@@tedparkinson2033 He's also taking his coat off to make it more obvious he's not hiding any weapons and they don't shoot him because his coat shifted. He knows he's dealing with trigger happy grunts looking for an excuse to riddle him with bullets.
Still one of the best opening scenes of any series EVER
I put it up there with justified.
Both hooked me into the series from the start
I agree
I watched this and i went, "You have my attention."
You've reminded me of Mr Robot. Welp the first few episode were just mind blowing.
Equalled only by Lost.They're on the beach with a wrecked plane around them (we don't know why) and a random man gets sucked into the still spinning plane engine.
I love how he’s always so dramatic, surrendering on the emblem of the FBI 😂 James Spader made this character great, just like Johnny D did to Jack Sparrow
Why are you comparing Spader to a chronically lying alcoholic wife beater?
Reddington is one of the greatest characters of all time and it’s only possible because of Spader’s portrayal. The show as whole though, leaves a lot to be desired. A few seasons in and it became glaringly obvious that there was no endgame or even an idea of how to end things.
A tight 5-6 seasons with a clear, plausible explanation for who red is and a neatly wrapped up version for how his story ends (or doesn’t), could have made this show one of the greatest of all time. Instead we got loops of contrived identities, pointless shadow organizations/enemies, and one of the most frustrating characters of all time in Liz.
Absolutely nailed it. And the redarina theory makes everything even worse
Thank You. Thaaaaank You🤠
It's an open secret that Spader had to go to physical therapy after each filming because his back hurt for carrying this whole show.
Yeah, I stopped watching after 5 seasons. It was pretty good in 1-3, at season 4 I was suspecting the writers had no idea where they were going, after season 5 it was just a soap opera with variations on the same plot repeating over and over.
This show drove me crazy. Great main character, but then what does the FBI do? Oh, here's a wanted criminal, armed and dangerous. Let's send a couple of agents. Gah! You call *everyone* and carpet bomb the area with feds, SWAT, whatever it takes. It's not like they have anything better to do than catch someone on the most wanted list.
No joke when I say this is the single greatest pilot of any tv show ever.
For me it was both The Blacklist and The Mentalist
@@venomfuryx3250 no 🧢
I don’t know if it’s the single greatest one ever. But it’s certainly nominated for the award.
Hello?
LOST
@@lukacalov1988don’t forget The Walking Dead pilot
“Who the hell is Elizabeth Keen?” Only the most insufferable and annoying character in the whole show
Never heard of her until now. I don't watch regular TV..
@@mr.robinson1982 grandpa did you forget to take your schizo meds?
@@zuccbucc4778 Lmfao
L take
@@zuccbucc4778 SIMP
It was in those few moments, that one scene, Raymond Reddington took possession of my mind.
Kneeling on the FBI seal, fingers locked behind his head, he took possession of all the more physically active parts of me.
I WAS LOST FOREVER to this man!!!
He took possession of the FBI, too. They just didn’t know it yet.
My sentiments exactly.
Liz was the weakest character in the whole series.
The writers did her dirty. They wrote her so bad
Reason?
Just poorly cast…but given that the character wasn’t what she should’ve been
just like carl in TWD and cripple boy in breaking bad
No , she was the most important character in fact when she left the show , the show lost the plot ( the Connection between him and Liz ) and was ruined
now imagine James Spader as the riddler, just how scary could that be
God dam,I wish
he would fck batman up 6 ways from sunday
@@kishalrai92 ax
imagine him as hush
Nah, Riddler has to have a funny side, like Jim Carrey portrayed him. Ultron was the perfect comic book villain to be played by Spader. I wouldn't know who else could fit the bill. Cold-hearted, rational to a deathly extent, well-spoken and to the point.
One of the greatest openings to a tv show ever, gives me chills every time. It’s just so simple but so effective and masterfully well done and acted
In this scene I knew I was in love with Raymond Reddington and I would never leave him.
What a fabulous show. James Spader is spectacular!
This is just phenomenal. I have seen movie scenes that are really brilliant like the John Wick's introduction but this, is just SICK. Raymond Reddington is just something else.
john wick was good though that was really good i would compare it to this opening any day
Him and joker
It sits differently with you after watching the first 3 seasons. All of this, the surrender, the torture, the risk.... all of this he did for his Lizzie. We love you, Red.
And yet Lizzie is the most annoying character. If I was Red, I would have packed the hell out of there after spending a day with Liz.
@@hisinddjsomnsl lucky you are single forever
I would have just tried to sleep with her😂
@@hisinddjsomnsl Or maybe just left her alone before causing this chaotic outcome? Sounds like much better idea to me.
@@pacman9425 Ew, he's her parent.
looking back on every role James has had, had led him to this. His masterpiece.
Totally agree. He should win another Emmy for this role already. I think his talent and skills are for an Oscar if he decides to return to the big screen again with a main role. He has the same talent as Denzel Washington in my opinion. Love both.
This character fits James Spader so well and in my opinion, it’s the best role he’s ever done!
I love the psyhcology behind this series in order to catch the bad guy u have to think and sometimes be the badguy...
Who knows more about criminals then criminal themselves
He surrenders like a boss. I just love that scene 😂
The dude legit has time to put his stuff down, position himself on the FBI logo and legit put his hands behind his head as if he planned the whole thing. LEGENDARY!!!!
He did plan the whole thing. Red kept saying that what he values above of else is loyalty. We keep seeing how he was the most loyal person in this entire show. No matter what Elizabeth did and how much she betrayed, he stayed loyal to her. Pisses me off.
well he did plan the whole thing and much much much more then just this moment so .... yeah
Just imagine the first group of gaurds...
"Free...wait, he froze already..."
"Put your han....well, his hands are already up..."
"Get down on...he's already on the ground, jesus christ..."
"Fuck, this is anticlimatic..."
I'm imagining the first set of guards all opening fire simultaneously and shooting each other as they're standing exactly opposite each other.
Someone should have told the actors about gun safety.
Finger on the trigger, pointed at the head without any signs of threat. Jeez.
I get it … hollywood but still.
@@Slithermotion It could be argued that Reddington was flagged as such a high risk suspect that there was a shoot to kill order on him if he resisted arrest. But yeah, certainly not the first time tv/movies didn't get gun handling right.
“Stop resisting! Stop resisting!”
😁😁😁
The Concierge of Crime. No character is better than Red. He's just too good.
Fabulous actor. Each of his dialogue is well presented that anyone will watch want to listen again and again. How he carries is personality throughout the series is treat to eyes.
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imagine being the girl that work at the FBI headquarters and not knowing the 10 ten most wanted list....
The ten most wanted list is a PR stunt that no one at the FBI cares about except the ones actively working on them.
It's just her job, and she is a recepcionist. Most people work for companies and don't even know the CEO's name.
@@wheresunutfalls5308 Yup that's me. Guilty as charged
@@wheresunutfalls5308 Still, it shows that posters of him are fucking EVERYWHERE in the lobby, lmao! She should at the very least know the name, haha.
@@wheresunutfalls5308 Yeah if they don't they should at least have a couple pictures of the top 10 up
The start of this series was a thing of beauty. right from the off you were hooked and great casting for Reddington, Cooper & Restler right off the bat
this scene still holds up.
It legit feels like a movie
I've seen Spader in several roles over the years, but this is the one that made me love him.
only problem i have with this scene is that you would NEVER surround a suspect like that, you're literally putting yourself in each others line of fire
But when you’re watching the show for the first time and you see that scene, it certainly makes an impression of what’s going on and I really need to continue watching.
@@johndoe-xv3wb
You do understand it’s a TV show and they weren’t really law-enforcement officers. They were a bunch of actors with plastic guns.
But it was visually dramatic with him kneeling in a circle and the guns encircling him. It was the visual composition, not the practicality.
One of the coolest opening scenes to a TV series I have ever seen.
this will forever be one of the best ways they have ever started off a show
The finale was quite sad... After 10 years, thank you Raymond Reddington
0:56 Crossfire!
3D crossfire, anyone that survived the circular firing squad on the ground floor will get smoked by the guys upstairs
"Who the hell is Elizabeth Keen?"
That was the last time those words were ever mentioned 🤣🤣
You'll remember this as the day you almost caught Raymond Reddington.
As much as I love the show, it should have ended with Season 8 (maybe with a differently written ending)
Agree. Although, I think it should’ve ended with season 6 (without the last minute twist ending).
(SPOILERS ALERT) Actually I think the death of Elisabeth is a good ending, but personally I really disliked seasons 7 and 8 so yeah, I think it should have ended in season 6 (and also in my opinion season's 6 explanation of who Reddington is was much better that the whole season 8 "he is katarina" story, although I think both stories have flaws)
@@laidamaria_ My thoughts Exactly. The series should’ve just stick with Raymond actually being Katarina’s childhood friend Ilya Koslov and should’ve ended at season 6 with Raymond/Ilya reuniting with a present day Katarina.
Should’ve ended at season 6. MAYBE 7
although I have to say I enjoyed the last season bc there was no Elisabeth in it. Unpopular opinion (or perhaps not) but I couldn’t stand her. She always acted like a 5-year-old who couldn’t take no for an answer.
That boom when his face came on the screen. Epic. He just ruled the room.
"You have my attention". Best line of the clip
Harold : Zamani is a non-existent threat
Red : Hold my beer
I love how at 2.31 when the are looking through his file they show you a you Raymond Redington and they use as young James Spader
James Spader is such an amazing actor. Loved him in Boston Legal.
Its a shame The Practice and Boston Legal aren't available on Netfilx or Amazon for free- you have to pay per episode. It would have been good to have them available for new fans to see his past work. I personally loved him as Steff, the quintessential 80's rich kid asshole...
Perfect casting.
I remember watching this scene for the first time. It was so good and I was thinking "The sheer audacity. I love this show!"
The only thing more criminal than Reddington is the lack of merchandise available for this incredible program!
What are you talking about? His website on the deep web has everything.
This is the greatest introduction of the main protagonist in any TV show I swear !
Probably the one man on earth that could intimidate John Wick. So smooth, so charismatic, and so incredibly powerful and ruthless that entire governments cringe at the mere mention of his name.
He probably has markers from the entire High Table and all the Continentals.
@@danielhaire6677 I wouldn’t doubt it.
This scene never gets old
Honestly, from the first time I saw it, even till now. The whole scene Raymond Reddington surrendered himself to the FBI is the most badass shit in all the shows, movie, etc I have seen.
One of the two or three best first 5 minutes of any TV show pilot.
I like how on the Wanted Poster at 1:04 under Occupation, it simply just states: Name an Occupation.
Either someone in production forgot to give Raymond an occupation, or he has so many that you can just name any occupation and Raymond has probably done it.😂
I saw that. Also under scars and marks it says none and then in the next scene it says his tattoos match the records.
@@bolinstephenthats weird because there is a scene where reddingtons back shows burn marks from the fire
One of the best pilot episodes EVER ! Got hooked and have watch the show 4 times.
i love how he surrenders like it's nothing
This scene grabs you and hooks you in to one of the best shows ever created❤
I still can't figure out how he got through the metal detector with those big brass balls.
0:36 - Name: Raymond Reddington. Day of birth: 02.07.60. Last known address: Unknown.
Charge: Escaping trough Stargate, espionage :D
Status: Arrest on sight
Good One
escaping through stargate? That's your paygrades?
That music after they hit the alarm gives me goosebumps
My favorite series of all times, gets my blood pumping every season every episode every scene. Sometime I wonder if the writer's are human or 👽 every season made sense.
0:37 That's so American. Last Known Address: Europe lol
2:36
"Ouch."
Fuckin glorious.
My God he's such a intense actor i always gets chills when he comes on screen as Reddington😂 and in his role in Boston legal is also at another level 😂
One of the most dope opening scene
Reddington is basically the equivalent of "I am not locked up here with you, you are locked up here with me" :)
Being one step ahead of your opponent is one thing but being several steps ahead while figuring out a dozen of alternations along the way is whole different level.
*So* true. Red plays 4-d chess while everybody else is playing checkers.
FBI's most wanted casually strolls into HQ and no1 knows him :O
Coincidentally i came across this episode late at night on some channel and exactly this scene i had house bumps and was hooked from that moment on and watched every last bit of it till the end. James Spader did beyond great.
👍👍👍
James Spader totally nailed it in this one. He IS Raymond Reddington. Outstanding performance. Masterclass of acting!
0:10 she already knew it was about to go down
His voice is always the masterpiece 🎉🎉🎉
2:16 lol i almost choked at that name
This tv show started so well.. I lost a few years of my life for a terrible series finale 😢
How can u not b hooked to this series from the very 1st minute of it...
The Concierge of Crime!!!
Agree that few shows open so well, but there have been some. Like the character emerging naked and covered in cryptic tattoos in Blindspot.
That's how you make an entrance.
Also, someone really needs to tell the Feds about crossfire.
Donald and Harold had just perfect actors and its amazing to see now in hindsight how good these characters are. Even trough this many episodes they are the most resilient and true to themselves characters, they are never made cheesy and have just enough personality
That front desk must be shit at her job, FBI:s most wanted walks to her and tells her his name and she still has no idea who it is.
One of the best first scenes of a TV series... Prepares you for what an iconic character he is
I've been binging The Blacklist for a couple of weeks and it's by far the best TV show on the FBI and the best thriller series I've watched in years.
And I'm still on season 4, 2016. I wonder what comes ahead
Dissapointment
Liz dies🥴
James Spader's characters can be such petty drama queens. Raymond, Ultron...... I love him 😂
I love him taking his jacket and hat off 😂
Probably one of my favorite introductions to a series
The worst thing about the opening scene is that they started shooting, they would not only hit Reddington, but they would be hitting each other with all the rounds flying around.
Arguably one of the best scenes in the entire series!
The greatest show opening moments EVER! If you were not sucked in by the first 15 to 20 minutes of this show, I question your humanity.
This is one of the best opening scenes ever
I love that Raymond giving classified intel on their attempt on his life in ‘08 was probably “so here’s why your mission failed.” 😂
the level of crossfire in this scene makes me very uncomfortable.
The infamous circular firing squad.
This is another great part that only James Spader could play to its fullest, that intro is one of the best tv series character starts ever.
We go from this to being killed by a wild bull
I watched some of the series when it first came out. I now can say, it is one of the best TV series I’ve ever seen--or probably, will ever see. It is absolutely thrilling and totally entertaining. I can only hope that another series will be invented that could come close to this. Thank you for downloading!
This scene was a on a level of its own 🔥🔥🔥
i may have not watched every episode but i would absolutely watch this pilot all over again
I love james spader this pilot episode is the best ive ever seen. Cant wait for season 10
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I also like the version of this longer at the beginning that shows some associate of his that we never see again bringing Reddington a briefcase in a park and telling him "it must be nice to be going home."
The series began in the climax. This opening scene is full of adrenaline, every time.
That was the best start of a show. When he casually puts down his bag, folds his jacket, removes his hat and slowly kneels down with his hands behind his head. The aerial view is perfect. And yeah, Elizabeth was annoying and not believable.
dude just chilling in his cell happy as houses also why only 1 comment with 3k views come people youtube aint that dead yet
he know how to troll the FBI by making his rules to find somebody if not then they gone long time
@@havok9001 dude got the grand plan down for sure
This is the scene that hooked me up to this series
Funny how all of the weapons are pointed at each other as much as Reddington. It would have been mass suicide.
You have to allow for the camera shots.
Eveyday I watch this. Those first 65 seconds gives me chills every time.
I love how all the feds are in each other's line of fire lol
0:53 + the music on high volume is just goosebumps forever