[The Blacklist] Spoiler - Saison 03

Rachel Napoleon jouera dans The Blacklist. La photo est trouvée sur internet. Je n'ai pas réussie à récupérer l'URL de la photo officielle de son Instagram   . 


On salue la ressemblance "légère" avec Megan Boone  . Est-ce la fameuse jeune femme du 3.13 ?! Suspens  . 

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You are not going to be seeing more new episodes of “The Blacklist” on NBC until Thursday, January 7, but when the show does return, it is not going to spend much time throwing the story into an intense place. “The Director” is the title for the first episode back, and that in itself gives you a sense of what sort of potential threat awaits Elizabeth Keen.

Meanwhile, the synopsis below offers up at least a few more details on what to expect:

“While Liz (Megan Boone) awaits trial Red (James Spader) and Aram (Amir Arison) take bold measures to ensure her protection.”

By the time we make it to the end of this episode, we should at least have a better understanding of what Liz’s legal situation looks like. One thing you should be aware of is that this is actually a two-part episode, and it will not come to a close until we get around to January 14. From here, maybe we’ll get a better understanding of the rest of the direction this season. Our hope is mostly that you can combine some of what worked in the first two seasons (the hunt for cool Blacklisters) with some of the cool little details like the evolving relationship between Liz and Red as present during season 3.

In the end, we’d say that the series is on a little bit of a creative roll right now. Let’s just hope that it continues as we start to move into the rest of this season. More than half of the story is still to come!

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Blacklist Boss Talks Potential Death of [Spoiler], Megan Boone's Pregnancy

The Blacklist creator Jon Bokenkamp has a few crucial words of advice for viewers as the show resumes its third season: Don’t assume that Elizabeth Keen is going to make it out alive.
Liz, as you might recall, was finally captured by Ressler and the task force in November’s fall finale — an outcome she’d been dreading, as it puts her life in serious danger with both the FBI and The Cabal.

“There are very few rules that we are afraid of breaking,” Bokenkamp tells TVLine, when asked if Liz is really in the mortal danger she’s been fearing. “Alan Alda is somebody who we loved having on the show, and it broke my heart that we blew him up in the box, but it felt like that’s where the story had to go. We’re certainly not afraid of taking some really big swings.”

Regardless of whether Liz actually survives her latest ordeal, Bokenkamp teases that the remaining Season 3 episodes (which begin tonight at 9/8c on NBC) will be “very precarious” for her and Red alike.

“[Red] has a plan that is not in place, and things are happening faster than he had anticipated,” he shares. “The whole crew is in a very uncomfortable situation.”

Speaking of tricky situations, Bokenkamp confirms that the Blacklist producers have come to a decision on how to handle Megan Boone’s pregnancy — but that’s about all he’ll share.

“It’s difficult because Megan works incredibly hard,” he says. “She’s in almost every scene of the show, and the decision to include it or not was something we took quite seriously. I’m not going to tell you what we decided, but we have figured out what to do.”

Source : TVLine

Merci pour les spoilers Perl'  

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Autre scoop, à part que Liz est à présent une femme libre?
- Red aura bientôt des ennuis à cause de ses liens présumés avec le FBI. « Il y a un épisode à venir qui nous éclaire sur la façon dont les criminels communiquent en réseau d'une manière étrange, » dit EP Jon Bokenkamp."Nous affirmons que peut-être les criminels qui ont des intérêts commerciaux communs se réunissent et résolvent les différences. Il y a un aspect vraiment intéressant en coulisse de la manière dont Red fonctionne et travaille avec certains de ses homologues criminels."

Source : Hypnoweb - EW.com

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John Bokenkamp pour Entertainment Weekly ici, repris en partie par spoiler guide là :
La scène finale confirme-t-elle que Red est le père de Liz? : je ne pense pas que cela le confirme. Cela pourrait pousser les choses en ce sens mais je ne considérerais pas ça comme une confirmation solide. Regardez, c'est intéressant que vous reveniez sur çà. Non, il n'y a a pas de confirmation, je ne pense pas. Pas tout à fait.
Comment Liz va gérer sa grossesse? : cela va bouleverser rapidement son monde. Elle a déjà beaucoup à gérer, allant de fugitive à perdre son badge, maintenant un enfant. Cela va amener de grandes et dramatiques questions. Pour quelqu'un qui ne sait pas qui sont ses parents, d'où elle vient, l'idée de devenir parent ressemble à une grande histoire à raconter. Elle va devoir affronter des décisions au sujet de Tom, sur son travail, sur sa carrière. Elle va continuer à subir cette transformation vraiment difficile.
Il est raisonnable de supposer qu'il s'agit d'enfant de Tom Keen ? :
Je ne pense pas que c'est raisonnable de le supposer. Je pense qu'il est bon d'anticiper. Elle et Tom ont passé une soirée ensemble sur un bateau la saison dernière. Tom est  probablement suspect, oui.
Combien cette grossesse va marginaliser Liz et comment affecte un personnage ? : Elle n'aime pas à être mis à l'écart. Je la regardais encore hier dans un combat avec un gars et éloignant une arme de lui sur le sol. C'est sûr que physiquement elle est moins performante mais en même temps, le spectacle est le spectacle. Ce qui est amusant c'est l'idée d'être enceinte et d'être confronté à ce que cela veut dire et de juxtaposer les deux, j'aime le contraste. Je pense que c'est là que spectacle est  meilleur.
Liz parlera-t-elle à Tom de sa grossesse, et le Fbi? : C'est une grande question. Comment et que va-t-elle dire à Tom? Que va-t-elle dire aux gens avec qui elle travaille? Elle est surprise parce qu'elle a été en fuite, fugitive, dans des circonstances très stressantes qui ont eclipsé l'idée d'être enceinte. Ca ne lui était pas venu à l'esprit. Je ne pense pas qu nous verrons quiquonque au Bureau de Poste ouvrir une boîte de cigarres et célébrer la nouvelle tout de suite. Nous allons l'aborder d'une manière très difficile et qui va évoluer. La seule chose que je vous promets, c'est que le spectacle ne va pas devenir Tom et Liz. Nous ne sommes pas vraiment intéressés par le spectacle d'une femme, d'un homme et de leur enfant. C'est un peu trop simple, je pense.
Est-il possible que la mère de Liz pourrait être encore en vie ? Oui. Nous allons explorer cette piste.
Reddington a dit à Liz que jamais elle ne sera en sécurité parce que le public sait maintenant qu'elle est la fille de Katerina Rostova. Je suis sûr qu'une partie de cela est vraie, mais est-ce que ce ne serait pas un moyen pour Red de la garder dans son orbite ? : je pense que c'est les deux à la fois. Red est terrifié à l'idée de perdre Liz et la menace est réelle.

Red et la Cabale? : Dans le sens le plus général, il est après le pouvoir. La cabale existe toujours. La cabale est incroyablement puissante, et il a maintenant un siège à la table. C'est l'une des chose amusante  sur le personnage et la façon dont il fonctionne, c'est toujours un système de troc. Il est gris. Ce n'est pas aussi simple qu'un gagnant et un perdant. Il a étendu son pouvoir en faisant tomber les gens qui étaient opposés à lui. Il a maintenant des moyens encore plus importants. Il faudra peut-être faire revenir Laurel Hitchen (Christine Lahti) ou à la puissance qu'est la cabale ? Très certainement.Cela nous ramène à ce qu'il dit à Liz : la guerre pour laquelle ils se battent est plus grande que la Cabale.
 

Source : Hypnoweb

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Dans la suite de The Blacklist, Liz apprend enfin la vérité concernant la disparition de sa mère. Découvrez vite la vidéo promo. Dans l'épisode précédent, Liz décidait de garder son enfant et de l'élever peu importe les obstacles. Heureusement pour l'aider, elle a Tom qui se remet doucement de son hospitalisation. Cette future maternité bouleverse l'agent Keen qui se pose beaucoup de questions notamment sur sa propre mère et son passé. Intitulé "The Caretaker", l'épisode verra Red et Liz tenter de découvrir la vérité sur la mort d'un représentant du département d'État. L'homme a été retrouvé mort à Pékin et le duo mènera l'enquête sur ses liens avec un mystérieux gardien connu sous le pseudonyme du " Concierge".

Une rencontre avec la mère de Liz ?

Ce nouveau blacklister a bâti une immense chambre forte mise à la disposition des criminels du monde entier. Et Liz et Red sont bien décidés à en percer les secrets. De plus, vu la tournure qu'ont pris les événements dans l'épisode 15, il semble que la mère de Liz a décidé de refaire surface pour se débarrasser de Red. D'après les rumeurs, le médiateur du crime pourrait mener la jeune femme directement là où se cache sa mère. Allons-nous enfin rencontrer la célèbre Masha Rostova ? Pour le savoir rendez-vous jeudi prochain sur NBC.

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Une interview de James Spader que je met là, du fait qu'elle comporte des spoilers : 

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Warning: This story contains major spoilers from Thursday’s episode of The Blacklist. Read at your own risk!

We warned you The Blacklist nuptials wouldn’t have a happy ending.

In Tom (Ryan Eggold) and Liz’s (Megan Boone) haste to escape Mr. Solomon and the group that was trying to abduct her at the wedding, the duo got into a car accident that compromised her baby. Forced to continue running, Liz was treated at a makeshift facility inside a nightclub, which certainly couldn’t handle the severity of her injuries after she gave birth.

Unfortunately, they couldn’t make it to an actual hospital in time and Red (James Spader) had to watch Liz flatline in the ambulance. (You can read the full recap here.) To get the scoop on what’s ahead after the tragic turn of events, EW sat down with Spader for an exclusive chat on the set of the NBC series. (Plus: Scroll down for an exclusive first look at the funeral.)


ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Is Elizabeth Keen really dead?
JAMES SPADER: I think it’s most prudent not only as just myself and what I know or don’t know for that, but also in terms of the character of Reddington: Elizabeth Keen is dead.

When did you first hear this is what the writers were going to do?
Oh, boy. That was so long ago. Jon Bokenkamp, John Eisendrath, and myself are usually talking before a season ends. We’re talking about where this next season will at least start and sort of a roadmap for where it might go. The timing and source of great ideas cannot be predicted and therefore during the course of the season, even if you have a path that you’re on — on this show because there’s such freedom in terms of direction that one wants to take or change of direction, or a switchback or something like that — there’s a certain amount of fluidity in terms of where we might go, which was very advantageous for us in this past season.

It was very apparent quite early on in the start of filming for the season, even though she was not able to make an announcement and was honoring the requisite grace period of a first trimester of not speaking of it or sharing it, it was apparent to most of us that Megan was pregnant. It was apparent to me within the first month or so of shooting and yet I don’t think she really acknowledged it until considerably later than that. As soon as that became apparent, it was certainly going to dictate what the second half of the season was going to be and actually open up some great, some really wonderful storylines to work with it. So, this is a long and convoluted way of getting at the fact that I don’t remember exactly when it came up that Elizabeth Keen was going to die.

Do you recall your reaction though?
For me, it was a matter of timing. The whole second half of the season was a matter of timing. It was trying to stay ahead of an audience, but also stay ahead of a pregnancy where we acknowledged the pregnancy on the show prior to the point where it is quite blatant. And then, when we do acknowledge Elizabeth Keen’s pregnancy, that the pregnancy not get away from us. In other words, that all of a sudden we acknowledge the fact that she’s pregnant and a week later she’s quite pregnant. I think we just made it.

There was the timing of that, but then also how then that would play into the timing of the real crises. I pretty quickly move from an idea to possibilities for execution. If there’s one advantage, I think, with working in television for even a short amount of time is trying to gain a faculty for processing a storyline or an idea and how to then best implement that and execute that as swiftly as possible. I truly don’t remember what my reaction really was, but I’m sure that my reaction was very quickly about timing and how we best execute it and lay it out, and have it serve her in terms of her life. But then also how it serves the show.

How will Red react in the wake of this? Does he want vengeance?
He’s faced with a very complicated set of circumstances. Here’s a character who, to live his life for the past 20 years, he has found comfort in fate and I think it empowers him and gives him confidence when entering any set of circumstances, no matter how dire; that there will be an end and he is prepared for that with a certain amount of comfort or at least comfortable with the fact that it could happen at any time. He’s certainly not as unprepared for [death], which I think actually informed the first half of the season a lot as well. During the fugitive period in the first half of this third season, he found himself in a unique set of circumstances for himself where suddenly he was responsible for somebody’s life, that he had not come to terms with the fact of the end of their life and how their life might play out.

He’d certainly come to terms with it for himself. He’d spent a lot of time, a lot of his life on the run and only being beholden to himself and responsible for himself, and therefore perfectly comfortable with the fact that if something were to come to a fiery end that he was prepared for that. But he finds himself, in the first half of the season, all of a sudden with somebody and therefore responsible for them, that he is completely unprepared for them to come to an end. That then plays out in the second half of the season in that there’s some very confounding questions that he’s faced with that to a great degree, I think, questions of purpose, questions of looking to the past about choices and decisions that he’s made in the past, and what the consequences of those choices and decisions have turned out to be, and how much investment he has in a future.

Does he regret not being more forthcoming with Liz about who he really is to her?
You know, it’s funny. I think he’s faced with the same thing that a lot of people are faced with in that set of circumstances: With the death of somebody, who one cares about a great deal, is the particulars of the immediate and the particulars of the sort of broader landscape. Looking at the immediate, in terms of the specifics of what happened and how did that happen, and the responsibility he feels for that. It’s impossible to not try and reckon with that, but then also, as I said the sort of broader landscape of who he is and what he is, and what direction to take and is there a way forward? Not just what is the way forward, but is there a way forward? If that’s an unknown, then the only known is to look into the past and to immerse yourself in that and try and reckon with that. If you find great difficulty in trying to reckon with the future or even the present, I think it’s intuitive to start that process by reckoning with the past.

What can you say of Halcyon, this new company that Mr. Solomon is working for, and what role it will play as the apparent big bad at the end of the season?
I think Reddington has always had a sense that this is the immediate adversary or obstacle, but there’s always a sense of a greater presence out there, you know what I mean? He has certainly said that to Elizabeth Keen again and again. It’s been a mantra of his is that this is for right this moment and sometimes the obstacle of the moment is so overwhelming that one must concentrate on that. But by the same token, one can’t lose sight of really what that obstacle represents, which is often something larger or something even beyond that, and even Halcyon is really representative of something that’s beyond that as well.

With Liz gone, what does Red’s dynamic look like with the team?
That’s in question. And for the moment, it’s almost reflexive for him to live his life just one foot in front of the other and to take his life on a daily basis. And I don’t mean not looking forward or looking ahead, he’s always looking ahead, but I mean immediately — immediately upon her death I think he’s lost.

Source : EW.com

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The Blacklist Season 3 Spoilers: Elizabeth Keen Returns From The Dead – Megan Boone Back Next Season or in Finale?


The Blacklist Season 3 spoilers tease that Elizabeth Keen may not really be dead on the NBC drama. The network is still mum on Megan Boone’s status on The Blacklist, giving fans hope that her death last week after complications during the birth of her daughter may just be an elaborate death hoax.

It’s not too far fetched – this wouldn’t be the first time that Elizabeth Keen’s death was faked on the show when she was in danger.

If Elizabeth Keen’s death was fake, then whoever faked it is going above and beyond to make it seem very real. The Blacklist Season 3 spoilers for Episode 20 ‘The Artax Network’ tease that Elizabeth’s funeral will be held, and her close friends come to pay their respects.

Meanwhile, Raymond Reddington and Elizabeth’s husband Tom Keen will begin fighting over who will be raising baby Agnes.

The Blacklist fans have been sharing theories all week on the internet about Elizabeth’s death. A popular theory is the obvious idea – Raymond Reddington is behind the cover-up. After all, faking someone’s death is right up his alley.

However, Red seemed truly distraught when Nik called her time of death. Another possibility is that Nik, Liz, and Tom conspired to fake her death and hide it from Red (with the help of Mr. Kaplan), in order to protect her.

It seems nearly impossible to accept the fact that Liz Keen could really be dead. Sadly, there are some glaring reasons to believe that Megan Boone has really left The Blacklist. First and foremost, Megan Boone gave birth April 15 to a baby daughter and could want some family time – like a year, to bond with her little girl.

She may have opted to leave the show so that she could be a full-time mom. And, then there is that Blacklist spinoff in the works. Spoilers have indicated that Tom Keen will be heading off on his own with baby Agnes and getting a spinoff

If Liz Keen was coming back from the dead – they wouldn’t be ushering her baby and husband off the canvas and onto a different show.

So Blacklist fans, do you think Liz Keen is really dead? Or will Megan Boone be back in Season 4 very much alive? Share your thoughts and theories in the comments below and don’t forget to check CDL for all of you’re the Blacklist spoilers and recaps.

Ils gardent le suspens jusqu'au bout ces sadiques !!!

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Episode 03 x 23 Lizzington is not Dead
Well this episode was depressing.Red totally got duped by Mr. Kaplan and it did not end happy at all. Anyway I am not doing an episode recap. Instead I want to talk about this episode’s effect on Lizzington along with some quotes from articles and Twitter.
I have received many messages asking me if Lizzington is dead. Rather than answering all those messages individually I decided to write my thoughts out here. I do feel Lizzington is still in a slow burn. It did not advance in this last episode, but it didn’t die either.  Here’s why:
1) The true betrayer was Kate Kaplan. Faking Lizzie’s death to get her away from Red was her idea. She needed to talk Lizzie into it. It was not Lizzie’s idea:

Sure Lizzie went along with it because she does want to protect Agnes. And she knows Red’s world is very dangerous.
Here is what Jon Bokenkamp said about this in the Deadline article:  “I also think it’s important to remember that this whole idea — Liz faking her death — this didn’t come from Liz’s or Tom’s; it was Kaplan who concocted this plan. Liz only went along with it (while in child birth).”
2) Lizzie did not seem overly thrilled to see Tom, even though she had not seen him for many weeks. She did this for Agnes, not Tom. She was already with Tom. She didn’t need to escape to be with Tom:

5) Megan Boone confirmed that Liz loves Red in the EW article:
How do you think Liz and Red’s dynamic has evolved since the show began?  “Once she became aware that his actions always sprang from self-interest, his interest in her became less and less flattering. Red’s veil of mystery and intimidation became threadbare, and that broken human being he shows glimpses of to the audience in private moments became visible to her. That’s when she stopped being enamored of him and started to actually love him.”

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6) Jon Bokenkamp confirms Red and Lizzie’s relationship is still everything:

“….our fans, the really die hard fans, they were pissed when Liz died! They’re smart enough to know that Red and Liz are the show. The questions of who Red is to her, why he cares so deeply for her, what he wants from her — that’s all that ultimately really matters, and when we took Liz away from them the fans were rightfully upset. Hopefully, they see we’re not going to abandon that relationship, no matter how strained it becomes. And believe me — it will be strained. But that relationship is everything.”

7) Tom and Lizzie are not the end-game

A couple of things to remember here. This episode did not end with Tom and Lizzie together. Lizzie was kidnapped by Kirk and last we saw of Tom was he was knocked out by Kirk’s men. So we don’t know where Tom or Agnes is. But he is certainly not living a fantasy life with Lizzie right now.
Megan Boone on whether Tom and Lizzie will find happiness: “I don’t think we’re at the happily-ever-after point of The Blacklist… I’m not sure we’ll ever be. “
Also, we know Tom is moving to the spin-off. If Tom and Lizzie were the end-game they would not move Tom to another show. Sure he will cross-over from time to time, but cross-overs to not an end-game make. We will find out in Season 4 what causes Tom to leave Lizzie’s life.

8 )Lizzie will evolve into a stronger woman which should help create a more honest, real relationship with Red

Here is what Megan said about this in the EW article: “… but I think Red will have a very different woman to deal with at this turning point in the series, and he will be forced to evolve and compensate for her newfound autonomy.”
Honestly to me this is a good thing. I think Lizzie was too dependent and weak around Red. He would not give her the answers to her questions. So she could not trust him because of this. And this does not make a good basis for a real relationship. And because of this I don’t think either one of them was ready for a relationship with each other. So no they weren’t romantic - yet.
In the future though, Red will have to deal with a “new Lizzie’ now. And I think he will be forced to be more honest with her and stop hiding stuff from her. They can have a more “adult” relationship once this happens.  And this leads to the possible development of a romantic relationship. Which I think will happen eventually.
Also it is clear Red loves Lizzie more than anything. If they are not related (and this seems to be confirmed over and over even by Daniel Cerone) whatever his love for her now can easily become romantic if it is not already. And we now know Lizzie loves Red. so I don’t care what Cerone says because….

La source, c'est Tumblr  . Je n'ai pas réussie à trouver l'article original. 


Et face à tout ça, je suis juste : 





Enfin si j'ai bien compris ce qui était marqué dans tout ça