In a recent interview, Gero said that Jane is in a real state of flux going into Season 2 of “Blindspot.” He said that it is going to be next to impossible for anyone to trust her again right away after the trust they put on her was completely shattered.
The showrunner also added that “Blindspot” will reinvent itself in Season 2 given how the relationships of Jane with the other characters have been strained, which could possibly lead to more exciting storytelling.
Gero also disclosed that the upcoming second season will also tackle why the organization handpicked Weller to replace Mayfair.
Some critics thought that “Blindspot” pushed itself on a dead end just before its Season 1 finale but the show managed to pull out a surprise that gave viewers something to come back in the second season.
The past couple of episodes before the Season 1 finale were all about the show’s most ridiculous moments.
After toying a lot with some new twists and unnecessary subplots, “Blindspot” finally revisited some questions that have been lingering on the viewers’ minds since the first few episodes of the TV series back in September of last year. It managed to offer some surprising twists in the process.