The Blacklist season 7 episode 9 return date for James Spader, cast
We don’t think that it will come as much of a shock to anyone out there that there is no new episode airing on NBC in one week’s time. What’s the reason for that? Well, go ahead and blame Black Friday. This is just the time of year where networks want to be cautious and keep their ratings high. There are very few chances to get good ratings the day after Thanksgiving. The Blacklist will return on December 6, so at least the wait won’t be too to see what’s coming in “Orion Relocation Services.”
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12/06/2019 (08:00PM – 09:00PM) (Friday) : Red and Liz investigate Orion Relocation Services, an organization that surreptitiously facilitates the disappearance and relocation of criminals. Meanwhile, Katarina delves into the memories of an old friend in order to get additional information about the Townsend Directive. Laila Robins, Laura Sohn and Brett Cullen guest star. TV-14
We definitely think that there’s a lot of great stuff coming up when this episode, especially since Orion is likely tied in some way to what has happened to some notable people in this world. We know that they were referenced in the episode tonight, and their significance could be tied to everyone from Katarina to Ilya Koslov.
Speaking of Katarina, we do think that her work to get information out of Ilya could be extremely damaging. Remember what Reddington has already said — Ilya knows everything. He already knows where the metaphorical bodies are buried and the journey of himself and Reddington both. The stakes are high, and this is leading into “Katarina Rostova” — the midseason finale.
What do you want to see on The Blacklist season 7 episode 9?
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