Was the cliffhanger earned, or did it feel like a cheap thrill to keep the Season 11 momentum going?
In any procedural's 11th season, an episode titled "Burn Baby Burn" usually leans into one of two directions: a literal massive fire or a figurative bridge-burning between major characters.
A veteran character finally confronts a long-standing rival, "burning" a bridge that might never be repaired.
Was the cliffhanger earned, or did it feel like a cheap thrill to keep the Season 11 momentum going?
In any procedural's 11th season, an episode titled "Burn Baby Burn" usually leans into one of two directions: a literal massive fire or a figurative bridge-burning between major characters.
A veteran character finally confronts a long-standing rival, "burning" a bridge that might never be repaired.