time will not be ours forever

Liam was ultimately the only one who made sense (they didn’t even need that “how he did it” montage at the beginning to convince me - revelations about his character’s past actions in the few eps leading up to the “terrorist reveal” had already done that) so I’m relieved they went that route and it ended the way it did (tho i’m a tad sad about it only in the way that I really like Josh Hopkins as an actor - but I was never a Liam fan really at all so it’s difficult to be sO sad). And I was actually more emotional about Simon than I thought I would be, so that was probably the most surprising thing about the episode. Definitely a bittersweet ending. And the whole CIA ~twist~ at the end was kind of the only natural route for the show to go, so it was less surprising, but nonetheless intriguing. Definitely looking forward to Quantico: Langley in the fall. ;)