Blind pointPatterson and Rich Dotcom are usually the solving puzzles and yet they created a new one at the end of the show series.
During the swan song from the NBC drama on Thursday, the entire FBI team was fired from their duties at the office, prompting them to consider new lines of work. When Rich suggested going on an international search for a gold-making device that Isaac Newton allegedly created, Patterson was all inside, and even Rich seemed to think that his expedition would be a good option. Blind point cleave.
“My friend and I are about to cleave in a large series of primetime adventures that really You should seeRich hinted at another FBI employee, before being interrupted by more pressing matters. And according to series creator Martin Gero, a focused branch of Patterson and Rich is not entirely off the table.
“I would die to work with Ashley [Johnson] and Ennis [Esmer] again either way, “Gero tells TVLine, when asked if Rich’s meta joke was hinting at a real spin-off.” If they ever said, ‘Hey, let’s do this, sign me up. I would figure it out. a way to make it happen. “
Although Gero did not confirm whether a spin-off has been legitimately discussed, he admitted that “we all need a little Blind point I’m resting for now. “But if the opportunity arose to bring Patterson and Rich back, he says,” That would be a dream. “They are totally amazing, and I love those characters.”
In another place of Blind pointThe series finale, which averaged a “B +” from TVLine readers Jane and Weller: Spoiler alert! – They successfully deactivated a ZIP bomb that Ivy Sands had planted in Times Square … only for the episode’s final scene to suggest that Jane died of ZIP poisoning after saving New York City. (Read our full post mortem questions and answers with Gero here.)
