Megan Boone Reflects On ‘The Blacklist’ Run As She Leaves NBC Series: “What a Dream”

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Jon Bokenkamp has announced that he is leaving The Blacklist after eight season as the NBC series’ showrunner.

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Another day, another Blacklist bombshell. Hours after the series bid farewell to its leading lady, Megan Boone, in the Season 8 finale, The Blacklist creator/executive producer Jon Bokenkamp announced that he too will be leaving the long-running series starring James Spader.

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here.“Megan was instrumental in the success of Blacklist and we are elated she will continue to be an integral member of the Sony family,” Jeff Frost, president of Sony Pictures Television, said. “Megan’s artistic prowess and vision is extremely complimentary to our creative focus and direction and we’re very excited about developing new projects with her.

Megan Boone is saying goodbye to the series after eight seasons.On Wednesday evening, after she appeared in her final episode of the NBC drama, Boone took to Instagram to write a heartfelt message reflecting on her time playing Elizabeth Keen. In the season 8 finale, Liz was killed by a single bullet to the chest.«This experience, for me, has been an entire life inside of my own life.

EXCLUSIVE: Coming off an eight-season run on The Blacklist, series star Megan Boon is staying in business with the studio behind the long-running NBC drama series. Boone has launched a production company, Weird Sister, signing a first-look deal with Sony Pictures Television.

Megan Boone has bid farewell to “The Blacklist”.

Megan Boone is saying goodbye to The Blacklist.

SPOILER ALERT: The story includes details about the Season 8 finale of NBC’s The Blacklist.

Megan Boone) is forced to decide whether to go to the dark side one last time when Reddington «makes a disturbing request to Liz in exchange for the truth about his identity.»In ET's exclusive sneak peek from the season closer, Liz pays a visit to a recovering Agent Ressler (Diego Klattenhoff) and the two share a sweet moment of respite as she toils over what to do.«Got a decision to make,» Liz begins to say before Ressler jumps in, not allowing her to finish her thought. «Cooper's wrong,» he