Blindspot lijkt op papier een goede show, maar het eerste seizoen was vaak meer een ergernis en een opeenstapeling van toeveligheden (dode vriendje die verteld wat ze chick moet doen echt WTF??) en goedkope oplossingen. Het kijkt lekker weg maar het is half gaar en dat moet je aanspreken. Het tweede seizoen gaat binnenkort van start en daarom had de website Collider een interview met de showrunner Amrin Gero en daar van kan je hier onder een stukje lezen.

Collider: How did the Season 1 finale turn out exactly how you expected it to, and how was it completely different?

MARTIN GERO: I think it was better than what we expected, to be honest. Not to toot our own horn, but it was really wonderful and emotional in a way that we all hoped would pay off. I think the cast really gelled in a way that we were so satisfied with. To be able to have three different plotlines - a Jane plotline, a Weller plotline, and then our Reade-Patterson-Zapata plotline - and have them all dovetail into this amazing finale, for us, it was just so satisfying to watch. I was just so proud of our entire team. I thought Rob Seidenglanz directed the shit out of it. It was a very exciting episode for us. And for us, not a shot was fired. It was able to feel like it had all of the action and adventure without firing a shot. It's nice to know that we're not entirely reliant on gun fights to make Blindspot feel intense and scary.