I watched it as a skit in a relaxed and happy mood, without paying attention to the plot. This kind of play plays a decisive role in the love of the leading actors. Under the premise that the plot is acceptable, I felt for the first time that "even if XX and XX eat melon seeds for a season, I can still watch it".
The mutual trust between the two male protagonists is directly presented as a setting. There is no reason for this season. I hope I can explain it in the future. The friendship with history will make me like this pair of CPs more.
I felt really sad when Peter begged Neal not to get on the plane in the last episode, and prayed that Peter and Neal's bad relationship wouldn't fade away. After that, the plane explosion was really an assist from the screenwriter, and Kate was blown up directly. Neal, you can live a lifetime with Peter at ease.
A little puzzled by what Peter's wife says to Neal in one of the episodes (Peter doesn't explicitly reject the judge's bribe): (Neal goes to jail) Neal owes Peter. Originally, she asked Neal for help, but Neal was not directly involved in this matter. How could she be so confident? In the previous episodes, she liked Neal very much, and even helped the framed Neal to escape the FBI's investigation. This episode was so determined to sacrifice Neal. Although "love my husband deeply" is a bit unreasonable.
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