A commenter to a recent review of ‘The Mentalist’ here brings up some interesting insight into the identity of ‘The Mentalist’s’ Red John. It’s got some legs to it, but we may never know before the series concludes some day.
Some of you are wondering what Todd, the burned guy said at the end of the episode. Reach back to the second season finale and it might help solve that burning question. See what I did there?
This episode wasn’t all about Red John, but it definitely had some interesting advancements to that main story arc. But what was Red John’s point to all of this fuss with Kristina in the first place?
Going into this third season premiere, how did you feel about having things start out with very little in the way of advancement in the Red John story arc?
Every week brother and sister team Bob and Debbie take on a new topic. This week we discuss procedurals: why they’re so popular and what we like and dislike about them.
How I Met Your Mother’s Barney Stinson, White Collar’s Neal Caffrey and The Mentalist’s Patrick Jane all favor suits for specific, character-driven reasons. Who do you think wears their suit the best?
As much as I love The Mentalist, one pattern that almost always holds annoying true is that the biggest guest star is the murderer. It almost never fails. Marguerite MacIntyre from Kyle XY and The Vampire Diaries shows up in “Scarlett Fever,” and kills out of revenge for her daughter’s death. In Kaiser Soze style, […]
