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This was a great season finale. This Carmen Vega that escaped was a mean bitch (pardon my french but she was). For a woman to have one of her own sons killed just so she can plan her escape by going to his funeral....that is the lowest of low.
This really hit the team hard with the escaped Carmen Vega taking Shea's girlfriend and threatening to kill her if he helped the Marshalls. She knew too much about all of the con's families and was willing to do anything to anyone to get what she wanted.
With this team...I'm gald to say she didn't get her way. I'm hoping they bring the show back for a second season but they left it open so they can but if they don't we weren't left with a cliffhanger...it ended on a good note for everyone.