In Boston Legal, Alan Shore shared his clown phobia (S2 E7 - "Truly, Madly, Deeply" and S4 E15 - "Tabloid Nation"). Suppose Red encountered a clown. Would he shoot him, hide behind Dembe, cringe in terror, or squeeze its nose?

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I'm not sure if anybody else has said this, but I feel like Liz is the Sikorsky Archive. Maybe the government or somebody stored the information in Liz (idk: maybe in her DNA or her memory). This would explain why Dom and Reddington (whoever he is) will not tell anybody the truth.

In Katarina Rostova: Conclusion, Dom says that Katarina took the archive. It would be because the archive was in Liz herself, so when she took Masha away, she took the archive. This would also explain why Dom says that both Katarina and Reddington have or had the archive because they had Liz.

I don't really know if N-13 is actually Reddington because Dom was acting delusional, but I think that he is truly protecting Liz. I'm not sure what reason he would need to kill Katarina after she found out, because she would just protect Liz also, so this theory might not pan out.

I would just like to congratulate the producers and creators for a fabulous show. The casting of James Spader as Reddington is spot-on! His alternative ways, awesome use of words and appropriately chosen silences make me wonder how much of the character is true to James Spader's own personality. His self proclaimed strong OCD tendencies and apparent similarities to the character makes the portrayal of this character even more real.

Particularly season 3 episode 19 and especially episode 20, stand out. The raw emotion and love for Elizabeth and Katarina quite literally jumped off the screen. I could feel it resonating in my soul and enter a place where I could not bring myself to identify the emotions I was feeling. The hope that one day someone...might miss me enough to show grief in such a way. Someone might be so sad that they would imagine me... dream of me...mourn decisions made...in such a way that I felt myself sitting on that beach and hoping for some strong loving arms to save me. As much as I would love to convey this awe and appreciation to James Spader myself for his portrayal...I know that this would be a far cry from my reality. Please convey my message to an awesome actor and tell him that I have imagined his arms around me many times!

The use of Gordon Lightfoot's music is phenomenal! What a treasure!

Season one. While Tom was in the hospital, Lizzy decides to put the box back and even has men come in to lay new carpet; which generally involve tack strips and glue and even uf it doesn't- its an entire room sized carpet; wall to wall....

Why isn't it the least bit suspicious that Tom "found" this box within such a short time being home?

I just started the series and haven't even finished season one and I can't stop thinking about how obvious that it is that Tom is not just a hubby.

I know every wife has a blind spot for their husband but I'd be suspicious af if my hubby just up and decided to lift up the carpet..... since when do men clean under rugs?? How is it not obvious that he knew the box was there?!?

And they didn't decide to remodel until he was proven innocent.

I'm not going to check back on this, I just need some way to get my word out and hope it reaches people with power. I'm in season 2 of Blacklist and love it more than anything I've watched lately. I also noticed that it seems to take place in the present of each season, and I'm dreading the idea of catching up to 2020 and having to watch people run around in masks and such. I am not coping well with the pandemic and I don't want to have to choose between missing out on a show I love and being triggered with pandemic references. I hope the powers that be will decide to just have it take place in a sort of slightly alternate reality in which the pandemic never happened.

Wasn't there a scene where Red showed up to dinner with Liz and Tom?

Tom and Red had to act like they didn't know each other. The ploy was Red was some uncle of Liz?

Did I dream the up?!

I can't find it.

Can someone tell me the episode, please.

When you cease the cartoon characters I’ll go back to watching The Blacklist. You’ve lost a long term fan.

I'm trying to get a list of the wines Reddington mentions in Blacklist. Anyone have any info on this?

I love this show but it is so freaking confusing. Why doesn't Elizabeth know that her real name is Masha Rostova?