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.The series star helmed Thursday's episode, titled «Wormwood,» which follows Red's attempt to mediate a meeting between two rival families taking a deadly turn. When an elusive criminal is linked to the incident, the Task Force races against time to save Red and his associates.ET exclusively premieres a sneak peek from the episode, which sees Ressler's past resurfacing, including his relationship with the late Liz Keen, as his skeletons come to light.Additionally, ET also debuts exclusive first look photos of Klattenhoff taking charge as director of the episode as he leads his castmates James Spader, Hisham Tawfiq, Anya Banerjee and others on set.NBC announced in February that was ending after the 10th season.«After 10 years, hundreds of Blacklist cases and more than 200 episodes produced, we’re honored to reach our conclusion,” showrunner and executive producer John Eisendrath said at the time.

After 10 seasons and 218 episodes, Raymond Reddington's story has finally come to a close. Thursday night, the two-hour series finale of the hit NBC show,, wrapped up the James Spader-led crime drama with both endearing and shocking moments, including two major deaths. The show, which began back in 2013, is no stranger to killing off major characters, including lead Elizabeth Keen (Megan Boone), Tom Keen (Ryan Eggold), Mr.

?On Friday's season closer, titled «Marvin Gerard: Conclusion Pt. 2,» Red and Cooper square off with conflicting endgames for their mutual traitor — the aforementioned Marvin Gerard (guest star Fisher Stevens), Red's lawyer, who's revealed to be the perpetrator behind Liz's death -- while a major secret about the Task Force falls into the wrong hands.“After a long manhunt, the FBI finally catches up to Marvin Gerard, giving Ressler the chance to arrest the man responsible for Liz’s death," executive producer/showrunner John Eisendrath teases to ET.In ET's exclusive clip from the season 9 finale, Ressler is dead-set on capturing Marvin and making him pay for putting into motion the events that led to Liz's death and subsequently blackmailing Cooper.

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The Blacklist, «The Avenging Angel,» the Task Force races to locate a blacklister who uses any means necessary to return what has been unjustly stolen. Ressler asks Park for a favor, while Cooper tries to piece together unexplained gaps in his memory. In ET's exclusive sneak peek, a desperate Ressler (Diego Klattenhoff) corners Park (Laura Sohn), asking her for help so he can pass the drug test he'll need to be reinstated to the Task Force — only what he's asking her to do is a

The Blacklist is turning over a new leaf.When season 9 kicks off Thursday, two years will have passed since the events of the finale and the death of Elizabeth Keen (Megan Boone). Things have dramatically changed in the intervening years, with the Task Force disbanded, its team members in very different places and Raymond Reddington (James Spader) nowhere to be found.

The Blacklist kicks off its ninth season in one month, where it'll move from Fridays to Thursdays. What better way to count down the new season than a gag reel?ET exclusively debuts a first look at the bloopers from the season 8 DVD and Blu-ray set, which hits shelves Tuesday, Sept.

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.

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

, and only ET has an exclusive sneak peek from the hour.

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Megan Boone) aligning with a powerful enemy against Raymond Reddington (James Spader), the next installment continues Liz's season-long effort to take him down once and for all.ET exclusively premieres a first look at Kaplan's return to following her dramatic death in season 4. «We last saw Elizabeth Keen in the fourth episode of this season when she went underground to prepare for her war with Reddington. This next episode — which plays with both time and perspective — will tell Liz's side of

James Spader), who have not been seeing eye to eye this season and are more at odds then ever before. (What else is new?) But as ET's exclusive sneak peek shows, that power struggle has turned into life-and-death stakes as Cooper now finds himself in major jeopardy.«All season, Reddington and Cooper have been at an impasse — Cooper is aiming for the truth at any cost and Reddington has warned him to stand down,» executive producer Jon Bokenkamp exclusively tells ET.

James Spader) receives notice that Glen — his longtime tracker and irritable DMV manager -- has died.One of his last wishes is to have Huey Lewis, yes Huey Lewis of Huey Lewis and the Newsattend his funeral.

killing her mother.resumes for its eighth season Friday, and Liz (Megan Boone) is not happy — understandably so — over the shocking developments in the fall finale, which saw Red (James Spader) kill her biological mom, Katarina Rostova (Laila Robins) right in front of her.

 season 8 premiere doubled down on Elizabeth Keen's allegiance to her mother, Katarina Rostova, as she chose to go all-in on her betrayal of Raymond Reddington and her closest friends at the Task Force — even after discovering that her mom wasn't all that trustworthy to begin with. On Friday's season opener, which carried over storylines that were left unfinished due to the pandemic, Liz conned everyone in her inner circle as she began to embrace her dark side amid her search for the truth.

season 8 premiere, picking up moments after the partially animated finale. With mother and daughter teaming up to form an unlikely alliance, Reddington faces his biggest enemy yet: Liz.

a partially animated episode with Liz (Megan Boone) choosing to side with her mom, Katarina (Laila Robins), over Reddington (James Spader), whose mysterious illness looms large.

statement in Variety.“Thank you for your love and support for My Mister,” his partner Elissa Middleton confirmed Monday on Twitter. “I cannot count the number of times he said ‘Give the world your best and the best will come back to you,’ quoting his father Mel.

It's truly been a rough few months in Hollywood as we've had to bid farewell to many talented individuals who had spread cheer and joy with their memorable performances. According to Variety, Clark Middleton, actor, director and producer, has sadly passed away at the age of 63 on Sunday, i.e.

is arriving earlier than expected. The show's fall premiere date has been moved up to Tuesday, Oct.

rejigger their fall schedules amid the pandemic, NBC has laid out a programming plan for the next several months, which includes a delayed roll-out for the majority of its scripted favorites. Many of its returning dramas -- and the OneChicago franchise among them -- will instead premiere in November following Election Day.  will return for season 5 on Tuesday, Nov.

rejigger their fall schedules amid the pandemic, NBC has laid out a programming plan for the next several months, which includes a delayed roll-out for the majority of its scripted favorites. Many of its returning dramas -- and the OneChicago franchise among them -- will instead premiere in November following Election Day.  will return for season 5 on Tuesday, Nov.

! It's true that NBC's crime drama loves to live in the dramatics, but on the set of the long-running series, it's a different story.ET exclusively premieres a first look at the season 7 bloopers, featuring and , as they hilariously fumble their way through scenes.

Comic-Con may be virtual this year, but Entertainment Tonight will be right there with you to bring you all your fandom needs.As in previous years, ET will bring exclusive virtual interviews with stars and creatives behind some of your favorite TV shows and movies, from Archer star to 's to director during the free, at-home version of the fan convention, Comic-Con@Home. Additionally, ET Online will be covering select TV and film panels over the course of the online convention, which officially

When the coronavirus pandemic forced to shut down production in the middle of episode 19, the NBC crime thriller was presented with a decision to make: end season 7 abruptly or step outside their comfort zone. Producers opted to go with the latter, creating an ambitious hybrid episode featuring live-action footage and graphic novel-style animation. 

“The Blacklist” is getting more animated for its Season 7 finale.

celebrates its 150th episode with a special guest:

is the latest scripted series to pivot original plans to wrap up a shortened season affected by the coronavirus shutdown.

Hollywood has lost one of it’s brightest stars as legendary actor, Brian Dennehy, passed away on April 15. The star, whose credits included everything from stage to TV to film, passed away from natural causes at his home in Connecticut, according to reports from TMZ.

is digging into the past.

SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched “Cornelius Ruck (No. 155),” the 12th episode of “The Blacklist” Season .

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