User Reviews

As a series of brutal assaults make way over to the NY City and the FBI takes charge due to crossing interstate lines and possibly having much more there as these thugs want to mug people at their expense.

OA has his own mugging but except for Isabella or Isabelle however you spell her name, a secret as he needs to put his own demons aside to capture those that are assaulting people.

Later a detective that is just doing his job as OA has been lashing out on suspects and his own colleagues and friends over it.

As OA at first brushes the detective off but later someone gets hurt and nearly killed and that is when OA while focusing on the brutal assaults now tries to put those that mug him behind bars.

You would think OA as an ex-Army Ranger would take down his muggers but that is just Hollywood.

I honestly think is one of the best episodes in the series. OA. What a strong beautiful man. His face tells a story. That's good acting.

Zeeko Zaki deserves an award for this episode.

He acted his ass off in this one. A lot of emotions and drama and personal feelings in this one.

Agents for through so much and have to be big and strong and tough, but like the cop says. We are just real people with badges.

OA's partner told him how proud she was of him, but by using the case witness as an example. It's was beautiful and made him feel so much better.

Watch with someone you love. You will fall in love all over again. The emotions in this one is on point.

I've seen a few episodes of FBI that start with an event in the agent's life and the episode will be centered around it, in this episode OA is a victim of crime and he doesn't want to share it with his boss, fellow agents, and a detective working the case.

Fast forward to the case with a particular focus on the victim Citra that escaped and how her story about being a victim is exactly like OA's I don't have a problem with an agent having a similar story to a victim but why must it happen at the start of the episode that the victim has the same story? Citra was victimized weeks before and OA is victimized on the day he works a case involving Citra. Unbelievable!

In the episode"Love is blind" 5x2 Nina and Scola are in Scola's apartment after an intimate night together, this is their first time as a 'couple' on screen I think when Nina was introduced to the series they had a previous relationship or had slept together before.

In the same episode, Nina's life was in more danger than before. Why does it always happen? Why must what happen with the agents playout in the rest of the episode?

Ok we have OA, a former army ranger, an fbi agent... having issues being the victim. His character has always been on the sensible side, but not this time. I'm not expecting a heroic OA character with him being the victim, but not expecting a totally terrible jerk of a character either.

Then, we have his assault story parallel/similar to the case of the story so that he can relate, learn and grow from it. Similar plot being used over and over and over again.

Seems like they are recycling, re-using a template, with just some minor tweaks here and there. The issue is it has been done way too many times! Makes for a terrible watch.