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Blindspot Plot Analysis

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NBC new crime thriller Blindspot has intriguing gimmicks and mysteries but overall shares similarities to the Blacklist. The plot surround a Jane Doe who crawled out a duffle dag in Time Square naked covered in fresh tattoos and no idea of her past. There a tag “Call the FBI”. FBI agent Kurt Weller whose name tattooed on her right shoulder was called to Times Square. Weller takes her into FBI headquarters begins to follow the road map on her body. He discovers that each tattoo deals with a part of the government. Weller tries to discovered who she is and why he was summoned to Jane Doe. Weller begins a rapport with Jane Doe and she begins to trust him. All while the storyline is setting up the next scene its taking a long time to get to

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