Variety:
NBC’s “Blindspot” returned with a bang on Wednesday night, with our tattooed heroine, Jane Done (Jaimie Alexander), escaping from a CIA black site after three months of being tortured for her involvement in the events of last season, which left FBI Assistant Director Mayfair dead. Despite going on the run, it didn’t take long for Jane to reunite with her team, who — despite their obvious trust issues — still work better with her than without her.
The action-packed hour moved fast, and soon Jane was going undercover to infiltrate “Sandstorm,” the organization that set the whole series in motion — a risky plan conceived by Archie Panjabi’s Nas Kamal, the head of a covert NSA division that had been tracking the terrorist group since before Jane was found in a bag in Times Square in the series premiere. Following a risky jaunt through a DUI checkpoint and hospital with Sandstorm operative Roman (Luke Mitchell), Jane was soon getting face time with the mysterious Shepherd (Michelle Hurd), who revealed herself to be Jane’s adoptive mother, and Roman as Jane’s biological brother.
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