The Blacklist is back in top form with fresh dangers that put Red on the ropes while giving James Spader room to shine. Read critic reviews
The Blacklist (2015 - 2016)
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Episodes
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1. The Troll Farmer
Air date: Oct 1, 2015
With the FBI hunting Liz for the murder of the attorney general, she and Red go on the run; Red reaches out to a contact for help fleeing the city.
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2. Marvin Gerard
Air date: Oct 8, 2015
With Ressler in hot pursuit, Liz only has Red to trust; Red asks a lawyer named Marvin Gerard for help with a hostage situation; the FBI wants to force Cooper out of the task force.
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3. Eli Matchett
Air date: Oct 15, 2015
Liz and Red take a detour to the Midwest; Ressler, Aram and Samar accidentally uncover what could turn into a global food crisis; Cooper seeks help from an unexpected source.
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4. The Djinn
Air date: Oct 22, 2015
Red asks the task force to help find a woman who fulfills revenge fantasies, who he believes can lead them to the Cabal and one step closer to clearing Liz.
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5. Arioch Cain
Air date: Oct 29, 2015
The FBI and Reddington join forces to protect Liz when an enormous reward for her capture lures an unknown amount of unidentified assassins.
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6. Sir Crispin Crandall
Air date: Nov 5, 2015
Red and Liz hear a trusted adviser of the Director has gone missing; Tom seeks the one man he thinks will be able to clear Liz's name.
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7. Zal Bin Hasaan
Air date: Nov 12, 2015
A tragedy in Samar's past is brought to the surface during the hunt for an elusive international terrorist; the Cabal and the FBI make progress in their search for Red and Liz; Tom's plan to exonerate Liz hits a snag.
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8. Kings of the Highway
Air date: Nov 19, 2015
Red lands in a dangerous situation -- and is unexpectedly separated from Liz; Samar decides to help Liz, despite the risks; Cooper and Tom continue their work to exonerate Liz.
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9. The Director
Air date: Jan 7, 2016
Reddington and Aram resort to bold measures in hopes of guaranteeing Elizabeth Keen's safety as she awaits trial.
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10. The Director: Conclusion
Air date: Jan 14, 2016
Red works with the task force to outmaneuver the Cabal and exonerate Elizabeth Keen before she is assassinated; Red delivers an ultimatum.
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A lot of twists and turns. Famke Jansen makes an appearence wow! Great Stuff. This, 24, and the Following are only shows in last 10 years I like so far.
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S1-9: Czasem wciąga, czasem nuży, czasem denerwuje, czasem zaskoczy. Równia pochyła. Każdy sezon coraz gorszy, mniej satysfakcjonujący i gubią sens
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Still going strong, internings view points during this season. The ending was nicely done, if not a bit cliche, considering the fact that we were clearly not done with some characters.
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*The Blacklist - Entertaining Escapism* Extremely entertaining, but the show's premise is implausible. Using the word "implausible" is being over the top kind. I still rate it a 4.5 because losing yourself in make believe is better than real life's realities.
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This show started out so well, really was enjoying it. But I am getting so fed up of this off and on again parental love between Liz and Red. I mean it's just getting boring. Like is like a dam child, and it's so stupid, she somehow managed to forgive and remarry a guy who comes into her life under complete false pretenses and start a relationship with her.... but she can't forgive Red despite all the protection he has given to her. Yes he hides things from her, but he never lies, and he is open there are things he can't tell her. But still all we get is this petulant pathetic anger from her every other episode. It's boring. I think what really strikes home with this is that for a large part of the season Liz is not even in the show.... and the show is better for her absence.
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This season was one of my favorites so far! Loved it, loved the acting!
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I think what has happened is that Spader has given such a stellar set of performances from S1E1 that the other actors have upped their respective games, as well as the script-writers, and the rest of the production team, to the extent that this is now compulsive viewing (i.e. only if you have watched from the very beginning, a sort of reward for wading through all that c***). Spader speaks for the outsider, the rest of the world as it looks on at America. When Red remarks in S3 E10 to the excellent baddie David Strathairn that he would be the first American official ever to be tried for war crimes - this is a true statement.And when Strathairn as the head of a fictious section of the CIA states that they have brought down governments [of foreign powers] in less than 3 hours, this is also likely to be true. In Blacklist there is humour, excitement, action, drama, and in Spader just utterly compelling acting, with honourable mentions for the co-stars, particularly Diego Klattenhoff, Amir Arison, Mozhan Marnò and Susan Blommaert.
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The government if after me they are spying on me and watching me this very moment if you don't see this then I have been silenced. Other than that this is a great show.
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nice, i liked it. interesting
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Soooooo good oh my god!!
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