The Blacklist, Season 3

It keeps u on the edge of the chair.. Awesome show ...

I love really this show and I hate when end without compassion for those faithful that keep getting each season as a gift.

I don't see how they can keep the momentum up and yet they do. Red (Spader) is like the relative that has you on edge as you wait for him to ruin Thanksgiving. What is the connection between Red and Liz? I want answers! In the mean time, I'm along for the ride from the safety of my living room.

The first season was really good, intriguing, unique and well acted. It's gone downhill with each subsequent season. This season (3) was lame, predictable (did you really believe that Liz Keen was dead, come on!) and uninteresting. I'm done with this show and won't be rejoining next season

James Spader is incredible!!!

Love everything about this show!

The Blacklist will never be topped...the actors do not seem like actors but real life characters...in real adventures...so much goes on...the twists and turn of events get better each week...I hope it stays on the air until the end of time. 😎 👍 🙃

Can 1 man, carry an entire show? Apperently. This show is intense, violent, over the top, and frequently unpredictable. Spader, is truly one of the best on Television. Watch it in order.

I like the noir tone and the intelligent script.

The authorities call Raymond Reddington a psychopath. Some of his characteristics do resemble those traits shown by card-carrying sociopaths, such as glib, superficial charm and a Machiavellian understanding of how the world works. And then, of course, there is the remorseless murders he commits after telling an historical anecdote. One never knows whether he will end his trip down memory lane with a mere sigh, or whether the point to the story will be a murder. In that sense, he is less than mundane and certainly a good host. But, despite his lack of reservations when it comes to killing those individuals who are a threat to peace and goodness, Raymond Reddington is actually just a teddy bear. He wouldn't exactly score high on the Hare Psychopathy checklist. He strikes me more of a Robbin Hood, than a Parasite. He's cleaning up the corruption associated elitist, secret societies, such as the Cabal. Many times in this show fiction is realistic and representative of real life. I can't wait for Lizz to see the burns on Raymond's back so she can see what he endured to save her. I think she is not dead. It is a fake out to get Solomon off the trail. Come on, Lizz, dead? Now? Naaaaah.