The Blacklist: Season 2

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NBC | Season Premiere Date: September 22, 2014

Starring: Harry J. Lennix, James Spader, Diego Klattenhoff

Summary: Season two welcomes new characters in form of ex-Mossad agent Tamar Katzman (Mozhan Marno) and Naomi Hyland (Mary-Louise Parker), who has connections to Reddington.

Creator: Jon Bokenkamp

Genre(s): Drama, Action & Adventure, Suspense

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S2:E22. Tom Connolly
Air Date: May 14, 2015
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S2:E21. Karakurt
Air Date: May 7, 2015
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S2:E20. Quon Zhang
Air Date: April 30, 2015

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Another_Nerd

Nov 26, 2014

The show got more bad-ass, what with crazy revelations that I need not spoil for anyone interested! But, yes the Blacklist got more interesting, and Spader, as always, is at the head of the class.

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Ravens1294

Sep 30, 2014

Another good start for The Blacklist. The show continues to do well with the serialized story and the case of the week. James Spader is just amazing and he is the best part of the show.

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virginiaproud

Mar 14, 2015

Much suspension of disbelief is required as every week we bypass any meaningful investigation into the new 'big bad' to get to the shoot out in 40-45 minutes. The big questions, the Fulcrum/global conspiracy and the 'Lizzie/Red" relationship are interesting enough as a show premise but veryMuch suspension of disbelief is required as every week we bypass any meaningful investigation into the new 'big bad' to get to the shoot out in 40-45 minutes. The big questions, the Fulcrum/global conspiracy and the 'Lizzie/Red" relationship are interesting enough as a show premise but very few real developments or answers have been given the long suffering audience over two seasons. Rather than resolve and building new mysteries, the writers seem content to let the old ones hang and draw them out until the cancellation notice comes in. James Spader works hard, but even he looks a bit bored as we close out season 2.… Expand

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rowlettr

Nov 21, 2014

Season 2 has been an increasing disappointment for me. It has become laughable how the FBI characters can "divine" the plans and motives of the villains and even anticipate their actions on a moments notice.
There always is a scene where they all meet to pronounce their in depthSeason 2 has been an increasing disappointment for me. It has become laughable how the FBI characters can "divine" the plans and motives of the villains and even anticipate their actions on a moments notice.
There always is a scene where they all meet to pronounce their in depth understanding of all of the circumstances surrounding a plot they have just been briefed on by our mystical main character, Red, who is omniscient regarding all matters of global crime.
The writers' expectation that the audience will buy into these fantastic, high speed revelations, tells me that they must be targeting non-thinking adolescents. That is OK, but don't tell me it is good writing. It is juvenile and silly.
My question is: Does anyone in the audience care about these characters? I think not.… Expand

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beanbean

Jan 13, 2015

Extremely weak characterization. Almost every episode the main character, Keene, does something that would get her fired. She is written as violent, naive, defensive, dense and immature. There is nothing to like in this season. Airing this show is an insult to viewers.

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