Showrunner Martin Gero confirmed as early as the midseason premiere of “Blindspot” that a triangle would indeed develop among Oscar, Jane, and Kurt but it will not be anything romantic. It would be more about competing for Jane’s attention because suddenly, Kurt is no longer the person who understands her the most as there is Oscar who claims to know her a lot better.
But Jane is still skeptical of Oscar and so is Kurt. So the second half of Season 1 of “Blindspot” may actually help Jane uncover her mysterious past or it can be muddled up some more with what Oscar is bringing to her.
The premise of “Blindspot” was both simple and very interesting. It focuses on a mysterious tattooed woman who was suddenly found in New York Times Square all naked. She has obviously lost her memory and does not know her own identity that is why she is referred to as Jane Doe. The FBI eventually discovers that each tattoo on her body contains a clue to a crime that they will have to solve.
The FBI begins to follow the tattoos on her body as a road map into a larger and even more complex conspiracy. Detectives try to piece together the clues of each tattoo to solve crimes and also help her discover the truth about her own identity.