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|number = 11
 
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|airdate = January 17, 2018
 
|airdate = January 17, 2018
 
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|director = [[Andrew McCarthy]]
 
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"'''{{PAGENAME}}'''" is the eleventh episode of [[Season 5]] of ''[[The Blacklist (TV Series)|The Blacklist]]'' and the hundredth episode overall.
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"'''Abraham Stern'''" is the eleventh episode of [[Season 5]] of ''[[The Blacklist (TV Series)|The Blacklist]]'' and the hundredth episode overall.
   
 
==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
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##Why did Keen not wear gloves when using the evidence room keypad?
 
##Why did Keen not wear gloves when using the evidence room keypad?
 
##Why did Keen not bury Robert Navarro’s body?
 
##Why did Keen not bury Robert Navarro’s body?
  +
###A: She didn't want any chance of it being found.
 
##Why did Keen not go to Red for help with Robert Navarro?
 
##Why did Keen not go to Red for help with Robert Navarro?
  +
###A: She is going rogue. She is on a revenge quest to avenge Tom's death.
  +
##What did Keen do with the broken glass and wood?
  +
##Why did Keen open the false eye with dirty gloves?
  +
##Why did Keen place the bloody rag/tlowel in the sink drain?
 
##Why did Keen not leave Robert Navarro’s body in the apartment? It could be blamed on another criminal.
 
##Why did Keen not leave Robert Navarro’s body in the apartment? It could be blamed on another criminal.
  +
###A: She knew the detective would suspect her as she was looking into Tom's murder and Navarro was a suspect.
 
##What would Keen have done if Robert Navarro’s apartment lacked the needed cleaning supplies?
 
##What would Keen have done if Robert Navarro’s apartment lacked the needed cleaning supplies?
 
#[[Raymond Reddington]]
 
#[[Raymond Reddington]]
 
##Red’s refusal to learn about modern technology can prove a liability.
 
##Red’s refusal to learn about modern technology can prove a liability.
 
##How can Red [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Thieves spend] the banknotes? Since the denomination is [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_denominations_of_United_States_currency 100,000 dollars], that [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cliffhanger_(film) limits] where he can use them.
 
##How can Red [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Thieves spend] the banknotes? Since the denomination is [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_denominations_of_United_States_currency 100,000 dollars], that [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cliffhanger_(film) limits] where he can use them.
  +
###A: As long as he can use them in the black market and nowhere legitimate for some time, his options are not that limited.
 
##How many of the 100,000 dollar banknotes did Red steal?
 
##How many of the 100,000 dollar banknotes did Red steal?
  +
###A: Easily in the billions, but the exact number is unknown.
 
##Was Red serious about buying the castle in Trieste?
 
##Was Red serious about buying the castle in Trieste?
 
##Why did Red trade the penny for Winston Churchill’s hat?
 
##Why did Red trade the penny for Winston Churchill’s hat?
  +
###A: Now that he got the treasure, he no longer needs it.
  +
##How did Red contact Stern?
 
##Red’s plan for the vacuum relied on a razor thin margin of success for the timing.
 
##Red’s plan for the vacuum relied on a razor thin margin of success for the timing.
 
##What would Red have done if Stern had not double-crossed him?
 
##What would Red have done if Stern had not double-crossed him?
  +
###A: He would have most likely.
 
##Why did Red need all his cash reserves to convince the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denver_Mint Denver Mint] that the delivery was real?
 
##Why did Red need all his cash reserves to convince the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denver_Mint Denver Mint] that the delivery was real?
 
#[[Abraham J. Stern]]
 
#[[Abraham J. Stern]]
##Why did Stern kill the insurance investigator? He trusted the truck owner to stay silent.
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##Why did Stern kill the Frank Dobbs? He trusted the Fine Time Dry Cleaning & Laundry Service truck owner to stay silent.
  +
###A: As he said before he shot him, he couldn't take the chance.
 
##Will Stern implicate Red in the robbery of the Denver Mint?
 
##Will Stern implicate Red in the robbery of the Denver Mint?
  +
###A: He can try, but without evidence, it's unlikely anyone will believe him.
 
##Stern’s plan for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Closed-circuit_television closed-circuit television] relied on a razor thin margin of success for the timing.
 
##Stern’s plan for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Closed-circuit_television closed-circuit television] relied on a razor thin margin of success for the timing.
 
##How did Stern plan to escape? The treasury workers could have identified him and Stern still needed to escape the nation-state.
 
##How did Stern plan to escape? The treasury workers could have identified him and Stern still needed to escape the nation-state.
##Why was Stern obsessed with the treasure? He was not living a precarious existence and/or at the risk of poverty?
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##Why was Stern obsessed with the treasure? He was not living a precarious existence and/or at the risk of poverty.
  +
###A: His father created the pennies to show where he stashed the notes he stole. He was given the pennies as part of his inheritance, but accidentally spent them not knowing what they really were. He is obsessed because he sees it as his birthright.
  +
##Why did Stern need the Fine Time Dry Cleaning & Laundry Service truck? Why not steal a truck?
  +
##How did Stern know where to ambush Red?
  +
###A: Seeing as he was obsessed with the treasure, he probably knew that Red stole it from Greyson and was just waiting for the right opportunity since.
  +
##Why did the antiques dealer tell Stern about Red?
  +
###A: Since Stern ended up murdering him, he threatened his life.
  +
##How did Stern plan to steal the penny from the Gabor Museum if the police had not arrived?
 
##Stern’s comment about the “falling apple and the tree” applies to Red and Liz.
 
##Stern’s comment about the “falling apple and the tree” applies to Red and Liz.
 
#Abraham J. Stern’s father
 
#Abraham J. Stern’s father
 
##How did Stern’s father expect Abraham to retrieve the 100,000 dollar banknotes from the Denver mint?
 
##How did Stern’s father expect Abraham to retrieve the 100,000 dollar banknotes from the Denver mint?
 
##Why was Stern’s father unable to remove the 100,000 dollar banknotes from the Denver Mint?
 
##Why was Stern’s father unable to remove the 100,000 dollar banknotes from the Denver Mint?
  +
###A: The Mint made security upgrades which probably means that he was being watched and made it impossible for him, at the time, to remove the notes.
 
##Why did Stern’s father continue to steal the 100,000 dollar banknotes after he learned that he could not remove them from the Denver Mint?
 
##Why did Stern’s father continue to steal the 100,000 dollar banknotes after he learned that he could not remove them from the Denver Mint?
##Why did Stern’s father not inform Abraham of the coin map in his will or have the attorney deliver the coins and the letter at the same time?
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##Why did Stern’s father not inform Abraham of the coin map in his will or have the executor deliver the coins and the letter at the same time?
  +
###A: He was already under fire at the time and most likely wanted to keep a low a profile as possible. If a lawyer or executor read this, there's no guarantee they wouldn't go after it themselves or report it to the police.
 
#[[Harold Cooper]]
 
#[[Harold Cooper]]
 
##Cooper’s decision to send [[Samar Navabi]] and [[Donald Ressler]] to the Denver Mint is unusual due to the travel time.
 
##Cooper’s decision to send [[Samar Navabi]] and [[Donald Ressler]] to the Denver Mint is unusual due to the travel time.
  +
###A: Not really. It would take about 4 hours on a commercial airline, but a jet can go faster. Even in the possibility Stern succeeded and got away, the FBI would have been hot on his trail.
  +
##Why was Cooper unable to override the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia? He could have stated that the penny was part of a federal investigation.
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###A: It sounded less like he was unable, as it was more that he was uninterested in overriding it. He didn't want Red to get the treasure and if it was in evidence lockup, it would have been safe, normally.
 
##Why did Cooper give the penny to Red?
 
##Why did Cooper give the penny to Red?
  +
###A: Because Red honored his promise to tell Cooper the truth.
  +
##How did Cooper recover the pennies?
  +
###A: The pennies were historical artifacts, so it wouldn't have been hard for the FBI to return them to where they belonged.
  +
##How did Cooper know which penny belonged to which owner?
  +
###A: It's unlikely he did. It's possible there are other distinctions that the museums knew about that they could tell apart, but what those are (if any) are unknown.
 
#[[Dembe Zuma (Character)|Dembe Zuma]]
 
#[[Dembe Zuma (Character)|Dembe Zuma]]
##Why did Dembe not see the truck ambush?
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##Why did Dembe not see the Fine Time Dry Cleaning & Laundry Service truck ambush?
  +
###A: It T-boned the car while they were having an enjoyable conversation. From the angle, it would have hit them in a blind spot.
#Singleton
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#[[Norman Singleton]]
##Did Singleton tell Keen about the bloody rag to provoke a reaction?
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##Did Singleton tell Keen about the bloody rag/towel to provoke a reaction?
  +
###A: Most likely. He knows she's hiding something and also seems aware she wants revenge for Tom's death.
 
##How did Singleton know that Robert Navarro’s apartment was too clean?
 
##How did Singleton know that Robert Navarro’s apartment was too clean?
 
##How would linking Keen to Robert Navarro’s apartment have helped? Keen removed the body.
 
##How would linking Keen to Robert Navarro’s apartment have helped? Keen removed the body.
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###A: He saw Liz'a wall and no doubt saw Navarro on it. If something happened to Navarro, he could implicate Keen, but without a body, there's no proof he didn't just "run away".
 
##Will Singleton learn anything from the phone Liz gave him?
 
##Will Singleton learn anything from the phone Liz gave him?
##When did the police learn that the penny and bloody rag had been stolen? Since the evidence was for separate cases, they had no reason to search the entire evidence room.
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###A: Unlikely. Liz only needed it to help get the penny and the rag out of evidence.
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##When did the police learn that the penny and bloody rag/towel had been stolen? Since the evidence was for separate cases, they had no reason to search the entire evidence room.
  +
###A: If one was stolen, they probably did inventory to check what else might have been stolen, which is how they found out the second item was also stolen. It's unlikely they knew what the link was either.
 
##Singleton resembles the storyline of [[Martin Wilcox]].
 
##Singleton resembles the storyline of [[Martin Wilcox]].
#United States Department of the Treasury
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#[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Department_of_the_Treasury United States Department of the Treasury]
 
##Where did the 100,000 dollar banknotes Red used as an example in his briefing come from?
 
##Where did the 100,000 dollar banknotes Red used as an example in his briefing come from?
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###A: The banknotes existed back in the day and are on display throughout many museums and on the internet. Getting an example banknote would have been easy.
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##Why did the electricity still work in an abandoned section of the mint?
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##Why did the vault door close?
 
##Why did the Department of the Treasury deny that the 100,000 dollar banknotes had been printed?
 
##Why did the Department of the Treasury deny that the 100,000 dollar banknotes had been printed?
 
##Even if the Department of the Treasury denies the existence of the 100,000 dollar banknotes, they have a stronger incentive to find the banknotes Red stole.
 
##Even if the Department of the Treasury denies the existence of the 100,000 dollar banknotes, they have a stronger incentive to find the banknotes Red stole.
   
==Slanders on the FBI==
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==Slanders on the FBI, MPDC, United States Treasury==
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#Why did the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolitan_Police_Department_of_the_District_of_Columbia Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia] investigation team not check the sink drain before turning on the disposal?
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#Why did the Department of the Treasury fail to search the boiler room before the renovations?
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##A: The boiler room was old and outdated. It's possible the room itself was never in the designs for renovations, just the boiler, since all they needed was a space to keep it in. Boiler rooms rarely need to have their rooms updated unless they are in danger of damaging the pipes in some way. If the boiler is operational, there's no point since it's a waste of money.
   
 
==Cast==
 
==Cast==
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*[[Megan Boone]] as [[Elizabeth Keen]]
 
*[[Megan Boone]] as [[Elizabeth Keen]]
 
*[[Diego Klattenhoff]] as [[Donald Ressler]]
 
*[[Diego Klattenhoff]] as [[Donald Ressler]]
*[[Harry Lennix]] as [[Harold Cooper]]
 
 
*[[Amir Arison]] as [[Aram Mojtabai]]
 
*[[Amir Arison]] as [[Aram Mojtabai]]
 
*[[Mozhan Marnò]] as [[Samar Navabi]]
 
*[[Mozhan Marnò]] as [[Samar Navabi]]
*[[Hisham Tawfiq]] as [[Dembe Zuma (Character)|Dembe Zuma]] 
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*[[Hisham Tawfiq]] as [[Dembe Zuma (Character)|Dembe Zuma]]
 
*[[Harry Lennix]] as [[Harold Cooper]]
   
 
===Guest star===
 
===Guest star===
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*Nathan Lane as [[Abraham J. Stern]]
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*[[Clark Middleton]] as [[Glen Carter]]
  +
*Aida Turturro as [[Heddie Hawkins]]
  +
*Evan Parke as Detective [[Norman Singleton]]
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*Michael Mastro as Frank Dobbs
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*Happy Anderson as Bobby Navarro
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*Adam Grupper as Patrick Church
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*Matthew Lawler as The Professor
   
 
===Co-star===
 
===Co-star===
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*Jeff Mantel as Longbeard
  +
*Emma Thorne as Assistant
  +
*Jamie Rezanour as Officer #1
  +
*John Bermudez as Officer #2
  +
*Guiesseppe Jones as Super
  +
*Emmy Harrington as Curator
  +
*Ron Scott as Evidence Clerk
  +
*Edgar Fox as Guard (Denver Mint)
  +
*Timothy Doyle as The Collector
  +
*Marlon Perrier as Mingling Officer
  +
*Will Burton as Tour Guide
  +
*Jonathan Holtzman as Chuck
  +
*Genson Blimline as [[Morgan]]
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*Amber Owens as Nurse
   
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
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<gallery>
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511Promo01 - Liz.jpg|Liz with police evidence
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511Promo02 - Abraham.jpg|
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511Promo03 - Red Heddie Abraham.jpg|
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511Promo04 - Glen Liz.jpg|
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511Promo05 - Liz.jpg|
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511Promo06 - Glen.jpg|
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511Promo07 - Red Abraham.jpg|
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511Promo08 - Red.jpg|
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511Promo09 - Liz.jpg|
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511Promo10 - Red.jpg|
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511Promo11 - Liz Glen.jpg|
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511Promo12 - Red Heddie.jpg|
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511Promo13 - Abraham.jpg|
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511Promo14 - Singleton.jpg|
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511Promo15 - Abraham.jpg|
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</gallery>
   
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
 
*[http://www.nbc.com/the-blacklist/blog/arams-notes NBC.com]
 
*[http://www.nbc.com/the-blacklist/blog/arams-notes NBC.com]
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*[http://www.nbc.com/the-blacklist/video/abraham-stern/3649712 NBC.com]
   
 
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"Abraham Stern" is the eleventh episode of Season 5 of The Blacklist and the hundredth episode overall.

Synopsis

Press Release

When Red goes on the hunt for a legendary treasure, he draws the attention of Abraham Stern, a cunning manipulator who has devoted his life - and the lives of many innocents - to recovering the fortune that is his birthright. Meanwhile, Liz's quest sends her down a dark path, leading her to study the methods of one of the Blacklist's most dangerous criminals.

Number on The Blacklist

  • 100

Unanswered Questions

  1. The episode was a reference to Abraham Lincoln and the 1943 steel cent. Abraham Lincoln is on the United States penny.
  2. Elizabeth Keen
    1. Why did Keen not wear gloves when using the evidence room keypad?
    2. Why did Keen not bury Robert Navarro’s body?
      1. A: She didn't want any chance of it being found.
    3. Why did Keen not go to Red for help with Robert Navarro?
      1. A: She is going rogue. She is on a revenge quest to avenge Tom's death.
    4. What did Keen do with the broken glass and wood?
    5. Why did Keen open the false eye with dirty gloves?
    6. Why did Keen place the bloody rag/tlowel in the sink drain?
    7. Why did Keen not leave Robert Navarro’s body in the apartment? It could be blamed on another criminal.
      1. A: She knew the detective would suspect her as she was looking into Tom's murder and Navarro was a suspect.
    8. What would Keen have done if Robert Navarro’s apartment lacked the needed cleaning supplies?
  3. Raymond Reddington
    1. Red’s refusal to learn about modern technology can prove a liability.
    2. How can Red spend the banknotes? Since the denomination is 100,000 dollars, that limits where he can use them.
      1. A: As long as he can use them in the black market and nowhere legitimate for some time, his options are not that limited.
    3. How many of the 100,000 dollar banknotes did Red steal?
      1. A: Easily in the billions, but the exact number is unknown.
    4. Was Red serious about buying the castle in Trieste?
    5. Why did Red trade the penny for Winston Churchill’s hat?
      1. A: Now that he got the treasure, he no longer needs it.
    6. How did Red contact Stern?
    7. Red’s plan for the vacuum relied on a razor thin margin of success for the timing.
    8. What would Red have done if Stern had not double-crossed him?
      1. A: He would have most likely.
    9. Why did Red need all his cash reserves to convince the Denver Mint that the delivery was real?
  4. Abraham J. Stern
    1. Why did Stern kill the Frank Dobbs? He trusted the Fine Time Dry Cleaning & Laundry Service truck owner to stay silent.
      1. A: As he said before he shot him, he couldn't take the chance.
    2. Will Stern implicate Red in the robbery of the Denver Mint?
      1. A: He can try, but without evidence, it's unlikely anyone will believe him.
    3. Stern’s plan for the closed-circuit television relied on a razor thin margin of success for the timing.
    4. How did Stern plan to escape? The treasury workers could have identified him and Stern still needed to escape the nation-state.
    5. Why was Stern obsessed with the treasure? He was not living a precarious existence and/or at the risk of poverty.
      1. A: His father created the pennies to show where he stashed the notes he stole. He was given the pennies as part of his inheritance, but accidentally spent them not knowing what they really were. He is obsessed because he sees it as his birthright.
    6. Why did Stern need the Fine Time Dry Cleaning & Laundry Service truck? Why not steal a truck?
    7. How did Stern know where to ambush Red?
      1. A: Seeing as he was obsessed with the treasure, he probably knew that Red stole it from Greyson and was just waiting for the right opportunity since.
    8. Why did the antiques dealer tell Stern about Red?
      1. A: Since Stern ended up murdering him, he threatened his life.
    9. How did Stern plan to steal the penny from the Gabor Museum if the police had not arrived?
    10. Stern’s comment about the “falling apple and the tree” applies to Red and Liz.
  5. Abraham J. Stern’s father
    1. How did Stern’s father expect Abraham to retrieve the 100,000 dollar banknotes from the Denver mint?
    2. Why was Stern’s father unable to remove the 100,000 dollar banknotes from the Denver Mint?
      1. A: The Mint made security upgrades which probably means that he was being watched and made it impossible for him, at the time, to remove the notes.
    3. Why did Stern’s father continue to steal the 100,000 dollar banknotes after he learned that he could not remove them from the Denver Mint?
    4. Why did Stern’s father not inform Abraham of the coin map in his will or have the executor deliver the coins and the letter at the same time?
      1. A: He was already under fire at the time and most likely wanted to keep a low a profile as possible. If a lawyer or executor read this, there's no guarantee they wouldn't go after it themselves or report it to the police.
  6. Harold Cooper
    1. Cooper’s decision to send Samar Navabi and Donald Ressler to the Denver Mint is unusual due to the travel time.
      1. A: Not really. It would take about 4 hours on a commercial airline, but a jet can go faster. Even in the possibility Stern succeeded and got away, the FBI would have been hot on his trail.
    2. Why was Cooper unable to override the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia? He could have stated that the penny was part of a federal investigation.
      1. A: It sounded less like he was unable, as it was more that he was uninterested in overriding it. He didn't want Red to get the treasure and if it was in evidence lockup, it would have been safe, normally.
    3. Why did Cooper give the penny to Red?
      1. A: Because Red honored his promise to tell Cooper the truth.
    4. How did Cooper recover the pennies?
      1. A: The pennies were historical artifacts, so it wouldn't have been hard for the FBI to return them to where they belonged.
    5. How did Cooper know which penny belonged to which owner?
      1. A: It's unlikely he did. It's possible there are other distinctions that the museums knew about that they could tell apart, but what those are (if any) are unknown.
  7. Dembe Zuma
    1. Why did Dembe not see the Fine Time Dry Cleaning & Laundry Service truck ambush?
      1. A: It T-boned the car while they were having an enjoyable conversation. From the angle, it would have hit them in a blind spot.
  8. Norman Singleton
    1. Did Singleton tell Keen about the bloody rag/towel to provoke a reaction?
      1. A: Most likely. He knows she's hiding something and also seems aware she wants revenge for Tom's death.
    2. How did Singleton know that Robert Navarro’s apartment was too clean?
    3. How would linking Keen to Robert Navarro’s apartment have helped? Keen removed the body.
      1. A: He saw Liz'a wall and no doubt saw Navarro on it. If something happened to Navarro, he could implicate Keen, but without a body, there's no proof he didn't just "run away".
    4. Will Singleton learn anything from the phone Liz gave him?
      1. A: Unlikely. Liz only needed it to help get the penny and the rag out of evidence.
    5. When did the police learn that the penny and bloody rag/towel had been stolen? Since the evidence was for separate cases, they had no reason to search the entire evidence room.
      1. A: If one was stolen, they probably did inventory to check what else might have been stolen, which is how they found out the second item was also stolen. It's unlikely they knew what the link was either.
    6. Singleton resembles the storyline of Martin Wilcox.
  9. United States Department of the Treasury
    1. Where did the 100,000 dollar banknotes Red used as an example in his briefing come from?
      1. A: The banknotes existed back in the day and are on display throughout many museums and on the internet. Getting an example banknote would have been easy.
    2. Why did the electricity still work in an abandoned section of the mint?
    3. Why did the vault door close?
    4. Why did the Department of the Treasury deny that the 100,000 dollar banknotes had been printed?
    5. Even if the Department of the Treasury denies the existence of the 100,000 dollar banknotes, they have a stronger incentive to find the banknotes Red stole.

Slanders on the FBI, MPDC, United States Treasury

  1. Why did the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia investigation team not check the sink drain before turning on the disposal?
  2. Why did the Department of the Treasury fail to search the boiler room before the renovations?
    1. A: The boiler room was old and outdated. It's possible the room itself was never in the designs for renovations, just the boiler, since all they needed was a space to keep it in. Boiler rooms rarely need to have their rooms updated unless they are in danger of damaging the pipes in some way. If the boiler is operational, there's no point since it's a waste of money.

Cast

Main star

Guest star

Co-star

  • Jeff Mantel as Longbeard
  • Emma Thorne as Assistant
  • Jamie Rezanour as Officer #1
  • John Bermudez as Officer #2
  • Guiesseppe Jones as Super
  • Emmy Harrington as Curator
  • Ron Scott as Evidence Clerk
  • Edgar Fox as Guard (Denver Mint)
  • Timothy Doyle as The Collector
  • Marlon Perrier as Mingling Officer
  • Will Burton as Tour Guide
  • Jonathan Holtzman as Chuck
  • Genson Blimline as Morgan
  • Amber Owens as Nurse

Gallery

External Links


Season 5 Episodes
 · Smokey Putnum  · Greyson Blaise  · Miss Rebecca Thrall  · The Endling  · Ilyas Surkov  · The Travel Agency  · The Kilgannon Corporation  · Ian Garvey  · Ruin  · The Informant  · Abraham Stern  · The Cook  · The Invisible Hand  · Mr. Raleigh Sinclair III  · Pattie Sue Edwards  · The Capricorn Killer  · Anna-Gracia Duerte  · Zarak Mosadek  · Ian Garvey: Conclusion  · Nicholas T. Moore  · Lawrence Dane Devlin  · Sutton Ross  ·