What makes “Blindspot” a standout among the bunch of American crime drama TV series on the small screens these days is its slightly different format.
Most of the other TV shows of the same genre have basically the same cut-and-dried plotline where the authority goes after the bad guy or guys.
But in “Blindspot,” the lead character does not have any idea who she is because she has no memory of her past so the viewers were left guessing whether she is one of the good guys or may be one of the show’s bad guys.
It also sparked the interests of the viewers as they joined her in the TV series in trying to discover her true identity.
But as it turned out during the Season 1 finale, Jane Doe may not have an amnesia at all or may have already recovered from her memory loss. It also turned out that she is not Taylor Shaw that she was once being personified to be after FBI Agent Kurt Weller got the confession of her father that he killed his childhood friend and buried her little body soon after.
As a result, Weller was angry at Jane over his discovery that she had been lying to him all along.