I'll like to know what you think about this alternative options for Red John identity:

1. Walter Mashburn
2. Someone like Moriarty in "Sherlock", with all the show he put when he confronts sherlock.

Heller has a mind like Sherlock Holmes, he would never leave it that simple, he is the type of person who would want to ruin everyone dreams, ergo no one ever suspected red john would be mcallister .But here is the twist, episode nine jumps ahead two years, Lisbon rings Patrick up saying hes back red john was never killed hahahahahah it was like at the end of season three when we thought Patrick had killed red john but NO he only killed a follower, ergo mcallister is a follower. duh get the picture

What now? I quit the serial, I will check it 2 months later , ı cannot wait relief episodes of Jane , I 'll watch last episode when I check it 2 months later from now, if there is some mystery I 'm gonna go on to watch serial, if not I will totally quit. 

Who cares relief of Jane , important one was the relief of audience , I am not relieved I can fuck 30 women nonstop

So , what now? 

Heller shit the stuff , anyway it was on an acceptable level of shitting. 

Possibilities; 

-Mcallister said he was psycic while Jane choking him (maybe Heller might try to generate something from this point, pyscics)

-PJ will be shown one or two episodes as relieved ,than what will happen? ; 

Cliche one:  PJ will turn out someone like RJ , maybe will rule the black association( not most probable)
Original one: Stiles ,or some other kinda of mysterious character will re-appear, something mysterious will happen or what?

What should we expect now? Should we stop following this serial? Maybe , I will let patrick hang up for 2 months and will not watch upcoming episodes, after 2 months I will watch first the last episode to check if something mysterious is happening , if not I will totally quit the show. 

Oh by the way, the extended Promo of S06E09 with Lisbon as... Well, you'll see. I don't like her in this uniform, WTF?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6olryi0Oldk

Okay, so just to be clear, I'm not complaining about who Red John turned out to be. I truly think the whole McAllister as RJ thing could have been a great story. Really, Patrick Jane beating McAllister at rock-paper-scissors when they first met provided some brilliantly subtle yet potent and chilling (in hindsight) foreshadowing. Surprisingly, Xander Berkeley did a pretty good job coming off as deranged and creepy but still intelligent enough to pull off what Red John has pulled off. There was so much there to work with. Unfortunately, the end of the story was so rushed and so poorly told. That's what left me feeling so disappointed.  

It only makes sense that if you spend five seasons setting up your story -- leaving cryptic little clues, giving your audience background information, slowly adding pieces to the Red John puzzle -- you need to spend enough time on adequately finishing that story. You need to connect all those clues to McAllister's history and spend more than ten minutes doing so. You need to show your audience how perfectly all those pieces fit together. You need to commit to and sell the story you settled on and make your audience believe that it really was McAllister all along. 

I personally think it would have been cool to spend this season showing the most important parts of the story from McAllister/RJ's point of view. Flash back to what happened at the barn. Show me how McAllister came to be connected to Visualize, and while you're at it, tell me exactly what Bret Stiles knew about the whole thing and how he knew it. Devote time to showing me more about McAllister's interactions with Orville Tanner, Rosalind Harker, Michael Kirkland, Timothy Carter, Lorelei and Miranda Martins, etc. Explain the significance of the "Roy Tagliaferro" alias. Show me McAllister's therapy session(s) with Sophie Miller. Tell me exactly what chain of events led to the creation of the Blake Association. Don't just tell me that McAllister is Red John, show me how and why McAllister is Red John.

I honestly think this could have been a great story, but the execution was just plain sloppy. Great job setting it up... but the ending (the last eight episodes) was so, so poorly done. It's a shame. 

I liked and hated the episode.

I liked it because Jane was right all along. He was "an ugly, tormented little man. A lonely soul. Very sad," as he said on the talk show. RJ tried to play himself up as a god, probably as a way to prove Jane wrong, but once the Blake association was disbanded, he had no one to call on. He was simply a sick little man who had a bunch of "friends," who were only his friends because he manipulated them into helping him. (People joined Blake Association to cover up wrongs. Women helped him because he offered them something - a child, love, acceptance, etc...) He really did have delusions of grandeur. He even thought he was psychic.

I hated it bc it did leave a lot of unanswered questions, but I think we should start doing theories to answer those questions. I have a few below.

How did he make the list?
I think he was really smart, and has followed Jane so he deduced the same list, or he paid Sean Barlow who could be a real psychic. RJ said he was a real psychic to impress Jane one last time, poor fool.

What is "He is mar?"
I think RJ wrote this himself to screw with Jane.

Rosalind Harker's description?
The sherif probably had more hair and less fat then.

Why kill Partridge?
He was a loose end.

Kristina Frye?
Had a friend hypnotize her. I'd like to see more of Sean Barlow, that he was involved. That's a great actor, and it would give us the carny theme we were wanting with RJ.

Visualize?
I think RJ hated visualize. Probably irked him that Bret Stiles was a fake. That's why he killed the 2 Visualize members in the house explosion. He probably knew about the farm and killed everyone.

What do y'all think?