"The Blacklist"

Byron In Exile

Frederick Fucking Chopin
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Oh. My. God.

I knew it.

James Spader: "I can only lead you to the truth. I can't make you believe it."
 
No matter how much I look at Spader in this role, he just doesn't look like himself. He's excellent.

I haven't watched last night's show yet, so no spoilers ok?
 
I sort-of knew when he said he'd only work with them through her.

But when she asked him directly, "Are you my father?" — the pause was very long before he said, "No." I took that as, "yes, but I can't say it."

Now we know, and we know that her marriage is poison.

Dimes to dollars that faux-husband is getting the beat-down soon.
 
No matter how much I look at Spader in this role, he just doesn't look like himself. He's excellent.

I haven't watched last night's show yet, so no spoilers ok?
Sorry. But watch it. No spoilers can possibly spoil it.

"How many hours did you spend on this?"
 
The only way this show could be better is if it took place in 24 hours and was set on a battle star.
 
Hey, that better not be a spoiler on the father front, Byron! The husband story line had been kept nicely until the last few shows. He's definitely going down soon.

I need to watch the show now I suppose.
 
Spader is good enough to make up for the nearly complete incompetence of the actress that plays Lizzie.

I'm a few episodes behind. The last one I saw, the husband hadn't yet boned the teacher/impostor. But I'm guessing that's not far off.
 
Spader is good enough to make up for the nearly complete incompetence of the actress that plays Lizzie.

I'm a few episodes behind. The last one I saw, the husband hadn't yet boned the teacher/impostor. But I'm guessing that's not far off.
This one... um, not so much.
 
"Ivan" isn't an exceptional episode, except for the backstory.

Now she knows.

There was a sort of tension, always. It will be interesting to see how it will continue without it.

Ivan is still out there and still has a number.

How does the tension remain? How about 'Spy vs Spy.' He works for someone that has a goal, right?

Ishmael
 
Ivan is still out there and still has a number.

How does the tension remain? How about 'Spy vs Spy.' He works for someone that has a goal, right?
Ivan is out there.

But he gave up 8 million to be free.

His target is Moscow.

My suggestion would be to leave him alone.
 
Ishmael, you have to be watching "The Americans," right?

I mean... KGB in 1981?

Srsly?

I know you are, so there's no point in denying it.
 
Yup.

And I think the tension is about to double.
It so is.

I loved "In control" — Haig could have put it any other way...

But the way he did, they were convinced it was a military coup! Top US General says he's "in control"??

What else could it mean?

But Reagan was shot, and people weren't thinking reasonably.
 
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