On some levels, it feels like we’re preparing for a very different world as we prepare for season 10 of The Blacklist. We’re now in a situation where Raymond will have to prepare for a fight against former Blacklisters, rather than Reddington working with the Task Force to take down old Blacklisters.
Are Cooper and Ressler capable of assisting in this situation? Given the reality that neither of them could possibly do everything, this is an intriguing story to follow. They’re shorthanded as a result of Aram and Park’s departures, and we’re not sure if Dembe will stick with them.
What we can say is that the Task Force is intended to care about justice at its core. We believe they will be available to provide a hand in Season 10 based on that alone. Meanwhile, the method through which this occurs is still a mystery. Because the Blacklisters are still terrible guys, they should be willing to assist Reddington. However, the assistance they provide may differ. Rather of cooperating with him or being played by him, they may have to figure out how to defend him, even if he doesn’t want it.
Is it possible that Reddington will continue to introduce them to Blacklisters on occasion? We believe so, but we’ll have to wait and see how frequently this occurs. We’re already gearing up for a slew of stories with “Conclusion” in the title as we head into the new season. Based on the number of open places on the list, this is the most logical conclusion.
The NBC crime drama The Blacklist was renewed for a 10th season in February, so fans won’t have to worry about the show’s future. However, following the series’ Season 9 shift from Fridays to Thursdays, then back to Fridays, viewers may find it difficult to keep track of when the James Spader-led drama is on. Now that NBC has revealed its autumn schedule, The Blacklist isn’t even set to return in September. Rather, Season 10 will premiere in the middle of the season.
The Blacklist finally provided an explanation to a major mystery: who killed Liz Keen and why. However, the ninth season only has two episodes left, and the long-running NBC show is notorious for its huge finales and major reveals. Sure, knowing that whatever cliffhangers remain after the Season 9 finale on May 27 will most likely be answered in Season 10 is comforting, but it’s sad that viewers won’t get those answers until early 2023.
Finally, Night Court, a follow-up to the popular sitcom from the 1980s and 1990s, will premiere in the middle of the season. Melissa Rauch is the show’s lead and executive producer, and John Larroquette reprises his role as District Attorney Dan Fielding from the first series.
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