"...when Isobel fell right outside the FBI office, unresponsive. Jubal finds her outside..." Outside? Outside what? Outside her body? She collapses right in front of everyone -- INSIDE the office where they all work. You really ought to have the non-A non-I that writes these articles actually watch what they supposedly are writing about. Or just let the real AI take over & write the articles. At least it would be factual.

"Even with access to the latest technological innovations in cinema, Steven Spielberg’s UFO movie it’s unlikely to top his first..."

You have a strange way of spelling "is"...unless you simply don't know how to construct a sentence.

"the group realized they would need to work their CIs to get to the reason why eight particular agents were attacked."

Why did you make that up? Weren't paying attention to the scene where the only mention of CIs was to get weapons from them? Pay attention.

"However, their importance can't be understated..."

You can make your point better if you don't say the opposite of what you mean/what's true. Can't be OVERstated. Of course, it could be understated -- you could simply say there's no importance. The saying is, "can't be OVERstated". Learn English...

It makes sense to you because you're tromping around in what-ifs while performing contortions to try to explain away poor writing, when the actual truth is that a writer of little talent and even less perspective decides it would be oh-so-cute to give even more ignorant fan boys goose bumps by hearing those revered words "10 Forward" in another series. Occam's Razor...

Right. Car just happens to run out of gas next to train tracks. Only train that comes along just happens to have Spencer on it. Spenser just happens to be home on the correct side of the train and just happens to be looking out the window and just happens to see Alex. Yeah, no Hollywood jumps in logic about all those miraculous events, huh? Right.

Who is this "Kraskinski" you keep referring to? You'd think that after typing that misspelling a dozen times it would dawn on you that maybe you're a little too fond of the k key on your keyboard. It's Krasinski, numbskull!

What's with this writer's problem with simple English? De Niro didn't play the Mullen character "in the cast" -- De Niro was in the cast and he played the character in the series. Also, he didn't "discover revelations" -- revelations are revealed; they're made known to him.

This writer needs to go back to school.