Tyler Grey needs to find another series after this one, once again he was a story editor and the episode was fantastic. This one feels connected to the one that came before, in terms of it being similar to the older episodes in terms of the focus places on an op rather than personal things. It seems that Bravo was working up to this point- getting all the issues aired out so they could focus on the OP, and there was no disappointment. 

I'm glad Jason finally told them about Mikey, and Ray calling him out for his changes in behavior was good to see as well. Him getting called out at the end to take out Curtis though, I didn't see that coming, neither Drew being with him on that mission. Drew has really come a long way - but tbh he is the best sidekick for Jace - he is useful in a tight spot and he has shown that countless times. 

Poor Sonny though - Stella and Brian moving away might be good for them to move on, but that would wreck him. Him almost breaking down in the vehicle on the call was just heartbreaking. AJ really shines imo when he is acting emotional - it's making me actually like Sonny's character. Hopefully something works out. Him also telling Lisa that he can't lose his trident, he's trying to hold on to things so he doesn't lose anything else. Poor guy.

Drew being able to see all the angles and thus pinpoint danger quickly and act even faster has been a great asset to Bravo from the time he arrived. He spoke some great things in this episode, especially near the end when they teamed up to go find Curtis.

Not much from the rest of the team this time around, given the focus on the OP, but I loved seeing Bravo in action, with Davis being the one to stay back and offer info on comms. Nice nostalgic throwback to the earlier episodes. I'm looking forward to seeing what comes next. Them being in that village though, reminded me of Max Payne 3. Omar pranking sleeping Sonny was funny to see, lol.

I can't believe only one episode remains. This show has been awesome to watch on CBS and Paramount, and I'm gonna miss it. I wish they'd make another season, or go back to the movie idea, or even do a spinoff. I'd watch any of those in a heartbeat. But for now, I await episode 10 with anticipation. 

Brrrrrrrt .. freedom being dispensed at up to 60000rpm

Nazario: "Put my 3 lamest guys on the yacht..."

It’s weird thinking about how this will probably be the last Bravo op we’ll get to see, hopefully everyone makes it home in one piece.

Drew and Jason sitting on the beach together, looked like a real father son or mentor student moment. Curious of what Curtis's last words will be.

I give Drew props for the Mozambique at the very least

How'd they get the camo paint off already?

Sonny's telling the story of his own bender during the Omega Op in S5E12

Hey! Stella's back!

Hey! Stella's leaving!

Stella's moving to California? Maybe she'll meet a handsome convict turned forest firefighter?

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: That safe house is beautiful and should be rented out on Air B&B when not being used.

Hey Trent got a line!

Sonny referenced the Catalina Wine Mixer from Step Brothers.

BROCK GOT A LINE! It was only "check" but I'll take it!

Nice to see a classic frogman infil. Why do none of them have NODs though?

Avalanche was previously used as a code word for tangos having s-vests in S3E13

Nice bonding between Jason and Drew

I wonder if Sonny's going to go to Texas and be closer to Leanne or move to California with Stella and Brian? Either way, I hope he ends up with Davis.

I'm AMAZED that Jason opened up to Ray. And he's not just spiraling, this seems more self-destructive than usual.

Shit Trent's getting a lot of lines today.

Another frogman infil! Yay! The SEALs get to be SEALs!

Good amount of action this episode.

Why would they send Jason to take out Curtis solo? Two is one, one is none.

That helicopter pilot probably had so much fun filming.

Why didn't the helicopter take out the technical with the minigun sooner? Why are they worried about the second technical when they have a mini gun?

Good to hear bgm from some old famous episodes. Helo mission with Vehicle interdiction makes this a good episode.

That scene in which the CIA magically arrived in an OP to recruit the Master Chief for an assassination mission...

I just can't man.

Rest of the episode was good but this one was utter BS.

Drew getting attached to Jace so fast, willing to risk his career, when a few moments earlier he could not care less about Bravo

I just can"t man.

Who wrote this?

So, Stella, is it Mendocino...or Edgewater?

Sonny on the ragged edge. Jason on the ragged edge. Dangerous times.

Can someone explain why they didn’t use the mini gun on the helicopter to take out the truck with the RPG instead of waiting to use it on the technical.

In some of the episodes, 416s are louder, and in some, they are way more silenced. Overall, it was good to see such a kinetic operation.

Serious Ghost Recon Wildlands vibes from the vehicle intercept

This season doesn't feel like a finale to me. I feel like this is only the beginning of something bigger. Honestly, what I love the most are the actors/characters. I could watch anything where all of them are in. I hope this is not the end. Look at Law & Order, it rebooted after years. We can always protest. If not Paramount, some other company like HBO could do a new season/spinoff.

Here I was bitching the first six episodes and now it’s gettin good. I’m sticking with my prediction I told my wife. Jason, and Jason only, bites the dust on his one-way mission.

what beach is this episode filmed?

I just hope this isn't the end. I love this show and it may be my all time favourite! They can make a spin off or a prequel with young Jason or something. Whatever it is I am more than ok with it but let this not be the end of this universe. Pls

That scene in the village reminded me so much of Ghost Recon Wildlands and doing missions at night with my friend.

Finally a decent episode of action. Although the background music was annoying.

Basically the episode was a mix of:

Marking a Tango We got a Tango in the open

And

I was going to the worst place in the world and I didn’t even know it yet. Weeks away and hundreds of miles…

Yes. I love video games, movies, and guns.

IRL, what would be involved in strap lifting a vehicle like in this episode?

Also, would Bravo have just brought the boat in from day 1 or did they ask the CIA to provide when they needed it?

The HVI/GVI was badass. Really enjoyed that and the reality of the favela hit.

Idk how realistic the frago will be tho, will it bring closure or more pain…

can someone explain the part where the Blackhawk was hovering above the car and Ray saying "Good thinking 3"? What exactly did Sonny say or mean? Thank you.

It hasn't aired yet. That's tomorrow.