Hi, I'm from Spain.

It's to see how people keeps making theories. Don't you really see that the mentalist is over? It's gone, and will never come back. Heller destroyed it, and didn't care about it. I'm so dissapointed... He's been kidding us for 6 years.

You guys are funny, but I don't want to take away your joy..
Bluebird is the symbol of rebirth, new beginning. Of course it has more meaning, but they are not going to use the most ridiculous meaning, but the most obvious one. That's why that Karl (producer) guy didn't want to say it..Because when we hear the title, it's obvious that Patrick Jane is going to have his happy ending. = bluebird.
He is finally going to let go of his past.
That's what bluebird means. When you list the other, more ridiculous meanings of bluebird, it's rather funny!:D As if the writers are thinking like that! They just look at the most obvious meaning, you should have learned that a long time ago, they don't think like we do!! Lol :))

Bluebird is a symbol of happiness, new birth, hope and love. Look it up.

Something good is going to happen in that episode, not something bad.

They probably have a feeling it won't be renewed so they are trying to end it on a positive note.

So...I'm home sick today and thusly binge watching Season 2.  (Not that I need an excuse or anything...)

In Red Bulls - Bosco and Jane are chatting with an informant from a drug gang and ask about their tattoos.  The informant says that a lot of people are copying their tattoos as a means of deception.   We know that the three-dot tattoo (in actual life, not TV life) has several meanings and has been used by different groups to identify themselves.  

I'm sorry if I am treading on overly-trodden ground but if ALL the people who were doing Red John's bidding who are also law enforcement were also in the BA - then they would all have that tattoo. And, clearly, they don't because several of those people have been killed.  It would seem to me that the three dot thing is just a deception (as I know many of you agree with.)

In the same episode - Van Pelt gets shot but is wearing a vest.  In the ambulance, she slaps Rigsby (who wasn't wearing a vest) and makes his promise to always wear a vest.  This is both poignant and ironic given last week's seemingly super-human vest-less feats.  

On another topic - did any of you detail-oriented people notice that in the bar scene Jane said Grace was "a price above rubies" which is also a Season 2 episode title.  It is, itself, a bible reference to "a virtuous woman".  Not sure what the meta relevance would be but I found it interesting.  

There are so many of these little things that suggest that the writers are not total idiots and have a least a passing appreciation for detail and maybe this is all going somewhere.  Or they are just coincidences.  But one can hope.

Or maybe it is the flu talking....

Macalister is Red John.

McAllister is Red John 

Macalister is Red John.

Every post should say this and this only.

Lets see how much people like that...