The Blacklist season 7 finale date set; what this means
Today, NBC confirmed via Deadline that the finale is set to air on Friday, May 15, with means that any hope that the show was going to return to work later this spring is pretty much gone. Yet, it was increasingly hard to imagine over the past few weeks that it would. We’re in the midst of a global health crisis and there are obviously more important things than rushing a production back to work.
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What this probably means is that season 7 of The Blacklist may look and feel a little bit incomplete, but rest assured that there will be more opportunities to continue the story. There is already a season 8 renewal confirmed at NBC, and we would imagine that the writers will shift over some of their plans from the end of season 7 over to the new season. That’s just the thing that makes the most sense. Some shows may opt to go back to the drawing board and come up with totally-new stories, but we do think it makes a little bit more sense for The Blacklist to go in this direction. There is a big Katarina Rostova storyline that, more than likely, will not be tied together this season … but we’re going to be happy to have it for however long it ends up lasting. We know there’s a lot of good stuff for the series still to explore.
Hopefully through the remainder of this difficult time, the stories of Raymond Reddington and Elizabeth Keen will still find a way to entertain you. We know that few shows are able to capture the unique still and energy that The Blacklist has.
What do you want to see through the remainder of The Blacklist season 7?
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