How Many Episodes Of Blindspot Season 5 Will There Be

So, How Many Blindspot Episodes Did We Get in Season 5? Let's Dish!

Okay, let’s be real. We all felt a pang when *Blindspot* ended, right? But the burning question remains: how many episodes did we actually get in the final season?

Prepare yourselves. The answer might be…less than you hoped.

The Short Answer (and a Bit of a Sigh)

Season 5 graced our screens with only 11 episodes. Yep, that's it. A mere 11 episodes to wrap up all the craziness of Jane Doe and the gang.

I know, I know. It feels…short. Like eating only half a donut. Seriously, did they not have enough time?

Why So Few Episodes? The Unpopular Opinion

Here's where my unpopular opinion comes in. While some blame production issues (cough, COVID, cough), I secretly think they knew where the story was heading. And maybe, just maybe, they didn't want to drag it out.

Hear me out! Imagine endless filler episodes just to reach a specific number. That would be torture!

Eleven well-paced, action-packed episodes might be better than twenty that feel…meh. Quality over quantity, people!

What We Got in Those 11 Episodes

Okay, okay, fewer episodes aside, Season 5 delivered. We saw explosive action, nail-biting suspense, and of course, the emotional rollercoaster we'd come to expect from *Blindspot*.

We finally got some answers (sort of), said goodbye to characters we loved (and hated), and watched *Jane* kick some serious butt.

And let's not forget the stunning visuals! They definitely didn't skimp on the special effects, even with a shorter season.

Was It Enough? A Matter of Perspective

Did 11 episodes fully satisfy every fan? Probably not. There's always going to be that craving for *more*.

But, honestly, I think they did a pretty good job wrapping things up considering the limitations. They gave us a satisfying (if bittersweet) ending.

The Blindspot Legacy

Ultimately, *Blindspot* gave us five seasons of captivating storylines. We saw compelling characters, intricate conspiracies, and the addictive puzzle of *Jane Doe's* tattoos.

So, even though Season 5 was short and sweet, let's remember all the good times. Let’s appreciate the journey, the twists, and the incredible performances.

Because, in the end, it wasn't just about the number of episodes. It was about the impact the show had on us. Now if you excuse me, I am going to rewatch the first episode.