Blacklist: end clap after 10 seasons

Sad news for the faithful of Blacklist. While we are waiting for season 9 of the series with James Spader on Netflix, the NBC channel which broadcasts in the United States has just announced that season 10 will also be the last.

The NBC channel announced this Wednesday, February 1, 2023 that series Blacklist (available on netflix and also broadcast on TF1) will end after its tenth season, the broadcast of which will begin on February 26 across the Atlantic. “After 10 years, hundreds of Blacklist cases and over 200 episodes produced, we are honored to come to our conclusion.“said showrunner and executive producer John Eisendrath.”It’s been incredibly fun creating these weird, sneaky, delicious Blacklisters to challenge Raymond Reddington and our FBI task force each week. And we are excited to share this final season with the fans.“.

Blacklist : a season 10 marked by the arrival of a new character

After the departure of actors Amir Arison and Laura Sohn, who played agents Aram Mojtabai and Alina Park respectively, a new character will make its debut in season 10 of Blacklist. According to exclusive information from TV Line, it would be Siya Malik, an MI-6 agent who turns out to be the daughter of Meera Malik. A character who was killed off in the Season 1 finale. Siya Malik (played by Anya Banerjee) will join Raymond Reddington’s team to learn more about the work and tragic death of her mother.

Blacklist : when will season 10 be available in France?

The French will have to be patient before discovering the final season of Blacklist. If TF1 broadcast the first seven seasons of the series, it is now the Série Club channel (which belongs to the TF1 and M6 groups) which broadcasts the episodes of Blacklist since its season 8. While waiting for the French broadcast, viewers can now binge-watch the eight seasons of Blacklist on Netflix. As a reminder, the series features James Spader as Raymond “Red” Reddington, a former government agent who mysteriously surrenders to the authorities and offers to expose all the criminals he worked for. In return, he insists on working exclusively with Elizabeth Keen, a young profiler recently recruited by the FBI. After the FBI brings down a terrorist he provided information on, Reddington reveals that this terrorist is just the first of many to come: Over the past two decades, he has compiled a list of criminals and terrorists whom he knows cannot be found by the FBI because the latter was purely and simply unaware of their existence.

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