"The Blacklist" Season 2 Episode Guide is probably something you need before the show resumes next month. Not only because it has been away for quite long but because a lot of things will happen in their two-part February return. From the things that transpired in the NBC show's mid-season finale, expect a jam-packed episode nine. And most importantly, the show has been moved to a new time slot.
Although the show receives critical acclaim and recognized in several award giving bodies, "The Blacklist" still struggles in ratings game. NBC's solution, move it to a better schedule. After its Super Bowl episode, the show will air regularly on Thursday at 9pm following the Biggest Loser.
Now, to your "The Blacklist" Season 2 Episode Guide. According to reports, the upcoming episode set on February 1 will see the introduction of the black site prison.
TV Guide wrote:
"Series boss Jon Bokenkamp tells TVGuide.com the post-Super Bowl episode takes place in a "black site prison called The Factory, which is an off-the-books interrogation facility in the Bering Sea" and features Ron Perlman as blacklister Luther Braxton, a man who has a not-so-friendly history with Red."
The episode will also see Harold Copper (Harry Lenix) face the biggest challenge in his life so far, his worsening health condition.
""What it means for him, what it means for his family and what it means for his relationship with Red and the task force will all be featured in the back half of the season," Bokenkamp said as posted by TV Line for its The Blacklist Season 2 episode guide.
In an interview with Forbes, "The Blacklist" executive producer Joe Carnahan teased that the team will travel a lot in the Super Bowl episode.
"There's a lot of them globetrotting, and I like to strip all that down. It's just more of a V8 Chevelle. That's what I like. It's not the fancier cars in the stuff that they kinda do throughout the season. I like something that's just more muscular. So this is just more of a return to kind what the Anslo Garrick episodes were last year, which I had a lot of fun doing."
