NCIS: New Orleans - "Vindicta" (5.11) Ep. Discussion Thread (Airs Jan 15th @ 10PM)
 

thanks for the thread.

wonder if the "dwayne Pride show" continues or not.

I'm guessing yes but hoping no :look:

same here

I am also guessing the same :lol:

Hopefully we're wrong :fingers_crossed:

So, looks like they preempted the episode since the President spoke tonight. I have no idea why they felt the need to preempt it since it was at 9 that he spoke and only lasted 30 minutes. None of the other channels are doing that with their new episodes at 10. :look:

What? That's stupid then :rolleyes:

Yup. Makes no sense why they did that. At least I got to watch my other shows :lol:

it was about pride, but a lot of team too, but I still felt bored somehow:(

then I was happy, because pride said "that the visions or whatever they were are over".
but then we learned that the case wasn't over and a second or two after he knew that "the vision or whatever it is" was back:(:(:(
really don't know what this show (or the writers) wants to tell us

I like LaSalle's passion when talking to Pride & saying it is like they all were hit

No surprise that Loretta would go back to work so quickly

I can't decide if this episode is just boring in general or boring because its Pride-related :look:

agreed with what was said about the vision thing. Its weird :look:

I don't even remember how this one ended. :look: I know it was the continuation from when his dad was shot, but can't remember what happened :lol: Probbaly cause it was boring

I didn't expect this episode to be the continuation of the last one...

It was a more balanced episode, still slightly boring, but at least it wasn't that Pride-centric...

I didn't care much about the case wasn't even surprised about the fact that they couldn't solve everything in a half-episode.. Oh, and that the guy in the prison survived & got out... It was such a classic turn of events...

About Pride's Family and Dad: It was nice to see his daughter and ex-wife again, and I like his half-brother too. I think his family had a better grasp on grieving than Pride did with the "my father was a criminal, thus, a bad man... deserving death" speeches... And then he was still surprised that his daughter and half-brother knew more about Cassius than he did...

I still liked the chat between Loretta and Pride at the beginning of the episode about healing, though, it was ironic that Pride was the one giving the advice which he still can't apply on himself...

Other than that we finally learnt something about Agent Hannah (can't recall her surname) and her family. Though I'd have preferred to learn a bit more about her estranged husband... I mean it was clear that they still have unfinished business with each other...