The Blacklist: Redemption: Season 1

The series is better, but damn, IT guy....
5 out of 6 digits were guessed in a minute, there was one digit left (10 options)
- I do not know if I can!
Screenwriters, what are you doing...

Once again, John Locke survives a plane crash and tells the muck about the destination.

@Angel-Phoebs: Convincing? More or less?
1. A hacker/programmer (or whoever he is) works on a projection keyboard without physical buttons, which is extremely inconvenient for fast typing. The question is, why? A regular keyboard is much more suitable for his business. But he still manages to type on it at a reactive speed, moreover, blindly! On a keyboard that doesn't have a key, Carl! P - pathos.
2. What a cliche! A bunch of monitors, half of which have code running (in three-dimensional projection, of course), the rest have world maps and other stuff. And all this in black and blue tones. Well, thank God it's not in black and green.
3. The thing that the girl threw to create a projection of the room. The ball. Well, it rolled, stopped, and the legs came out of it. It is perfectly visible that these legs have special holes into which they are retracted and extended. There are no others. What was the chance to throw the ball in such a way that when it stopped, all 4 holes were exactly at the bottom and at a certain angle to the floor? A couple of millimeters back and forth, and if they were extended, the structure would simply fall. Okay, let's say the girl is a SUPER AGENT, maybe she's been practicing ball throwing for years. The question is: why the hell would there be so much pathos if you could just walk up and put a normal device in the center of the room that would even remotely resemble terrestrial technology?
4. A camera in a contact lens? Seriously fucking? Yes, and with ultra HD quality, and even transmitting data over the network in real time? And what was glowing about her anyway? What for? Oh, that over-the-top pathos again. In "children of spies," maybe this would have happened, but in a thriller that claims to be realistic and serious - hardly.

That's just what I managed to remember right away. I am sure that if you carefully review it again, you can find a lot of such nonsense.

@GreenHouse: And then Locke will take Tom to the island)))))

@torture: As far as I'm concerned, we need a spin-off about Red.