The
Blacklist is a new series on NBC. It main character is Raymond
'Red' Reddington (James Spader) , international
criminal mastermind, who has seemingly surrender himself to the FBI after
decades if eluding them and seek out a young female profiler named Elizabeth
"Liz" Keen (Megan Boone). On the surface, Raymond appears
to want to help the FBI catch other noticeable FBI eluders. However, he will
only work with Liz.
Although it appear strange for Raymond to
request that he be allow to work with only Liz at first. It has become clear
that Raymond murdering her adopted father was not simply a gesture of mercy.
There are strong hints suggesting that Liz is Raymond's daughter.
Therefore there is no question as to why only Liz. Raymond has closer a relationship with Liz than he wants known., and he wants to protect
her from those who wish to harm him as well. He sees his deal with the FBI as a to stay a
step of those who are hunting him. He wants to eliminate them before they can
harm him. Only one question demands an answer. Is Raymond the one behind
the attack on Tom Keen (Ryan Eggold). Does he want to protect Liz
from her husband.
Suspicions about Tom are still running high
with viewers , and Raymond only adds fuel to those suspicions each time he attempts to plant doubt in Liz mind about who and what Tom might
really be.
Is Tom
a spy or a special government agent sent into Liz life with the task of
capturing Raymond? Right now the FBI know what Raymond has done,
they just do have enough evident to send him to prison. And in last Monday
episode , it is certain that Raymond’s criminal past is catching up to
him.
In classic form, James Spader brings the dubious and
very dangerous Raymond Reddington to life in a way that is reminiscence
of Hannibal Lester. He is cultural, charming, rich, well connected, and
straightforward about what he will and will not do. He is all that any girl
would want in a suitor or a father, if only he was not so deadly. He is also
very protective of Liz. As their relationship grows stronger, one can
only wonder if Raymond will be Liz’s salvation or the cause of
her utter destruction.
The Blacklist
just about to concluded its first season and with luck will return next year.
It is certainly thriller series to watch. The series airs every Monday night at
10 on NBC.
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How often do you get to watch Hercules (Mark
Addy) as a portly braggart of himself? With his all
his good deeds being
accidents risen by embellishments to superhuman proportions. What about a Pythagoras
(Robert Emms), who is still working out his theory with triangles to the point
of annoying everyone (much has not changed over the centuries in that regard). Better
yet, a 21st century Jason (Jack Donnelly) ripped from his timeline and
dimension to a world where dragons, evil kings, and sorcery reign over the
land.
Well, you can find them and many more in the BBC
America newest series Atlantis,
which aired on Saturday nights at 9. It is a fun and lighthearted series, which
makes it a great balance for all the drama and supernatural series on the air.
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The mid-season finale The Walking Dead
airs tonight and things are not looking any better for Rick (Andrew
Lincoln) and his small band of survivors. They just got over a flu that was
killing their people, and in the last two episodes, viewers saw that the Governor
(David Morrissey) is back, and that he is more dangerous than before. His has
taken responsibility of a young woman and her daughter. They remind him of his
dead wife and daughter, and this new bond has increase his desires to protect
his pseudo-family to the point of killing Martinez (Jose Pablo Cantillo)
and all those in his new camp who oppose his leadership. Survival of the fitted
is the only rule that apply to the Governor’s ideology. Moreover, old
grudges die slowly, and like a wounded and hunger wolf he has now into Rick
hunting ground. Will the Governor and Michonne (Danai Gurira)
come together in a deadly embrace?
There is a long awaited showdown in the work between
these the Governor and Rick
The Walking Dead
airs tonight at 9/9c on AMC.
P. S. The
Walking Dead Webisodes: The Oath is running online and this one bring up
the ugly fears of being buried alive. However, The Oath takes that fear one step further and that is of
being thought dead and waking up in a locked room with a sh-t load of hunger
zombies. Super scary. Will Paul survive?
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