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THE BLACKLIST Season 7 Premiere Scoop

BY Jennifer Griffin

Published 5 years ago

THE BLACKLIST Season 7 Premiere Scoop

For fans of NBC’s The Blacklist, the wait between seasons has been an excruciating one.

The season 6 finale, saw Red (James Spader), following Liz (Megan Boone) and Ressler’s (Diego Klattenhoff) investigations into his true identity, kidnapped by Katarina Rostova (Laila Robins).

But is this mystery woman truly the Katarina Rostova we’ve seen in flashbacks? What does Rostova want? And just how much danger is Red in? 

Finally, with the show’s return on October 4, answers to some of these questions are finally coming.

The premiere will span 2 episodes, airing on Oct. 4, and concluding on Oct. 11. We’ve seen both instalments a little early, thanks to our friends at NBC, and have prepped a number of teasers for you below.

As always (Or if you’re just joining us this TV season) we never reveal major plot points or character developments that would spoil your enjoyment of the live episodes. However, Scoop and Spoiler articles from our magazine do dip a toe in spoilery waters, so please proceed with caution.

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Magic Tricks

Blacklist fans are used to unusual episode titles that reference all sorts of nefarious criminal masterminds. However did you know that in the case of the Premiere Louis T. Steinhil is actually an anagram?

Solving the puzzle may give you a hint as to what you can expect in this ‘nothing is quite as it seems’ double episode.

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