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Propelled by the sheer force of James Spader's performance (and a pretty killer soundtrack), The Blacklist's fourth season ups the ante and then some. Read critic reviews
The Blacklist (2016 - 2017)
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Episodes
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1. Esteban
Air date: Sep 22, 2016
When Liz is kidnapped by a man claiming to be her father, Red sets out to rescue her; the task force is shocked by the news that Liz is still alive.
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2. Mato
Air date: Sep 29, 2016
Red, Tom and the task force team up to find a notorious bounty hunter who may know Alexander Kirk's next move; Liz tries to determine if Kirk is trustworthy.
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3. Miles McGrath
Air date: Oct 6, 2016
Red and the task force hunt down Miles McGrath, a criminal incubator who finances crime for profit; Liz discovers more about her family.
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4. Gaia
Air date: Oct 13, 2016
Red directs Liz and the task force onto the trail of an eco-terrorist with a link to Alexander Kirk; Tom takes control of a situation.
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5. The Lindquist Concern
Air date: Oct 20, 2016
Red embarks on an operation to intercept Alexander Kirk; the Task Force races to locate a killer targeting inventors of revolutionary technology.
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6. The Thrushes
Air date: Oct 27, 2016
Red and Liz see an opportunity to take down Alexander Kirk's operation after Kirk hires a mysterious group that specializes in hacking the most secure computer systems in the world.
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7. Dr. Adrian Shaw
Air date: Nov 3, 2016
Red directs the team to an individual who provides new identities to criminals on the run; Alexander Kirk's health worsens; Liz seeks guidance from Cooper.
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8. Dr. Adrian Shaw: Conclusion
Air date: Nov 10, 2016
Red needs Dr. Shaw to locate a former patient; Liz considers her relationship to an increasingly unpredictable Alexander Kirk; Mr. Kaplan comes to a realization about her future.
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9. Lipet's Seafood Company
Air date: Jan 5, 2017
The allegiances of the task force are tested when a probe into an international terrorist operating on American soil is revealed; Aram must face the repercussions of his girlfriend hacking into the FBI computer system; Red pulls in a favor.
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10. The Forecaster
Air date: Jan 12, 2017
Someone leaves a diorama depicting a soon-to-be committed crime at Liz's doorstep; Red investigates a new business prospect.
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Show continues to be very engaging. Live this show.
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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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The first half of the season was decent, but the second half is where the series starts falling apart and it does so rapidly. Even putting aside the wokisms that start appearing out of nowhere. The heel turn by the task force and Reddington against Kaplan, Gabe and any form of law and order emerge. Raymond and Dembe opening fire on legit FBI agents in the finale. Keen going with Raymond over Kaplan even after the evil turn by Reddington. Resseler now a murderer. Just stop at the end of season 3. I wish I did.
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A good, interesting season. A pattern of repeats is becoming more obvious and the left field turns are begining to become either completely unforseen or obvious, which makes the show more incoherent or dragged out. Still in it.
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The ageism in this series is disgusting. While 3 men compete to be "father" to a 30-year-old woman (Red, Harold, and the so-called real father), the old woman who stood by loyally for decades is callously slaughtered and left to rot on a "nice piece of land," no casket provided. Totally ruined any positive feelings I had for the main character.
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I have no idea why this show gets all the positive reviews here. It's kind of like Frozen 2, people really WANT to like it, because the first Frozen was so good, and thus they are blind to the fact that Frozen 2 has no depth whatsoever and the characters are suddenly all flat as pancakes. In The Blacklist it's James Spader huge performance that seems to blind the audience to the fact that everyone else on the show is merely built in to make Reddington look even better. There is no natural build up of relationships - in first episodes, Liz is greeted with scepticism from her new colleagues and boss, and then suddenly, she is on a first name basis with her boss's wife and everyone on the team loves noone more than Liz - all one happy family. When did that happen? How? This show is very flawed, which is especially disappointing because of the rave reviews.
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This season was awesome, season 3 was better though.
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I feel like the show thus far had given us every reason to have high hopes and yet somehow season 4 just didn't deliver. It wasn't bad, just not as interesting and engaging as previous runs. Personally while I enjoyed the first episode, the other 7 in the 'Kirk arc' felt like an effort to fill blanks due to shortage in quality storytelling material. I couldn't care less about the blacklisters they fought during those episodes, not was I thrilled to see the two-parter in episodes 7 and 8. Furthermore, the lack of profound dialogue between Liz and Red in the wake of the drastic means she turned to just to get away from him felt dishonest to both the nature of a human being and the intelligent characters these two are. Also, it seems that in an effort to give Red enough time to shine, supporting character's screen time was reduced to bare minimum, leaving no place for any serious personal development. That being said, Aram and Samar did have more alone time this season and yet still they chose to turn it into a big patience test instead of taking it to the next level (so much so that if they hadn't kissed before the series ended I might have just burst). Still, moving the focus from Liz & Red to just Red enabled us to learn what his inner world looks like and witness him going through a process on inner change - realizing Liz needs space, realizing his judgment isn't final on all things...that's refreshing. I have to note the dynamic between Harry Lennix and James Spader in the show, just love it. No one matches Harold's ability to preach when Red goes too far.
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nice, i liked it. interesting
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Sooo good season 4 rocks!!
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