#there's twenty love triangles and thirty ofi investigations and fourty characters coming and leaving

[ginger-grimm]

I also wanted to say I have no idea what even really happened this season. I guess I am willing to chalk it up to the fact that COVID is still hindering production and that the Olympics got in the way of air times and that there's been a bunch of turnover both on and off-screen for actors and characters alike, but like, this season (kind of just like last season) feels so surreal to me. Maybe it really is because of all the breaks but there's storylines that start and get ended prematurely/never even get resolved. What happened with Cruz's PTSD? Why did the beer squad immediatly conceide their whole business idea when they could have literally just searched for another brewery? What happened with the private ambulance business? Why are we being shown a million OFI investigations this season? Why do Cruz, Hermann, Mouch and Ritter not get literally any proper storylines that aren't just comic relief? Why are they turning Brett into a whiny "when will my husband return from the war" character? Why are they ruining Gallo's character so hard? Are we ever gonna get some proper storylines for the OGs if so many new characters are popping up? I am still not over them kicking Pelham to the curb. I was so excited to see Stella whip an all-new troupe into shape and to see Pelham bond with the others more. What was the point of his whole arc just to write him off a couple of eps later? Jeez, I feel like I've been on one long drug trip this season.