Blindspot

A mysterious, beautiful woman is found in Times Square with her body covered in tattoos and no memory of who she is or how she got there. As the tattoos are decoded, they reveal a complex conspiracy, and she discovers she is at the center of it all. The series follows her journey to uncover her identity and the truth behind the elaborate map of her body.

Blindspot garnered a mixed to positive reception throughout its run. Early seasons were praised for their intriguing premise and action sequences, though some critics found the plot convoluted at times. The series maintained a dedicated fanbase and was generally seen as a solid entry in the action-mystery genre.

• Praised for its high-stakes action and compelling central mystery.

• Jaimie Alexander's performance as Jane Doe was frequently highlighted.

• Some found the intricate plot occasionally hard to follow, but overall engaging.

Google audience: Google users generally appreciated the show's suspenseful plot twists, fast-paced action, and the performances of the lead actors. Many found it to be an addictive watch with enough intrigue to keep them invested.

The distinctive tattoos on Jane Doe's body were designed by artist Stephen McCann and took about 6-10 hours to apply for each filming day.