The preview for the next episode looks absolutely ridiculous! Wtf was Jane doing? Dancing around like a school boy in mexico with some skank tourist................ dafuq is going on? Also for those of you who didn't know, BH knew who RJ was going to be even before season 1 began....... a sherrif, just like in The Profiler.

So, how on earth did the sheriff convince T Carter to die for him? He certainly wasn't blake association. 

And... if RJ Macallister planned to kill Jane and Bertram in the same scenario, giving an end noone would ask about, would this mean that the sheriff was willing to stop killing under the RJ identity to bury the case? (maybe he would still do it under another alias).

What I mean by this is that in the end RJ didn't exist to the person who was RJ. McAllister didn't believe in RJ, and he was up to drop the character just to prevent from being caught. The sheriff always took RJ as a façade, and this is the most disappointing conclussion. It doesn't make sense. I was waiting RJ to be someone to at least believe his own delusions. A crazy man.


He played Patrick all along, even dying. Even if he was the one to kill Jane's family, McAllister wasn't RJ cause RJ doesn't exist. He was just a fiction, he makes fun of the voice.

SOOO, big question... If RJ wasn't believing his own shite, how on earth did he get so many followers and surrogates?



So many questions, and so many doubts, and gret pain no to get a decent, rational, logical answer to them. 

Regardless of who we predicted Red John would be, I just want to say that my least favorite part of the reveal episode was having to watch a middle-aged guy who had been shot in the stomach run faster than I can...............

I just remembered that at the end of last season there was a debate which show should be cancelled (due to financial issues): The Good Wife or The Mentalist. Both shows were brilliant but if it had to be one, it would have probably been The Good Wife that would have stayed on.

Somehow, however, producers of both shows managed to convince the board to keep them going. My guess is that Heller pulled some proper ace off his sleeve and CBS trusted him with a whole next season. Would the amazing stuff look anything like what we saw last Sunday? I seriously doubt it. I think Heller is going for something completely NEW here and the CBS saw it. There would be nothing new in finishing off an arch ememy like this and proceeding to 'two years later' and a new career opportunity for Patrick. It was  done before and has killed many popular shows. What are they going to do now? Mope around for 14 episodes??

There're two options:
ONE: Heller came up with a unprecedented development in a TV series plot and is going to knock us off our feet (like he did to the CBS decision making body)
TWO: Heller begged and begged that he could at least finish his show before it goes off air - and thus the rushed, poorly written, unprecedentedly ridicilous ending