This episode begins with a news message from NBC that Red is arrested in Hong Kong. Red tells the warden that Luther Braxton wants to escape The Factory. Braxton electrocuted a guard, grabs his gun and killed a few guards. Braxton made up a entire crew for his escape mission. Ressler and Samar got captured by Braxton his crew, Liz hides herself. Braxton killed Warden Mills. Braxton threatens to kill Samar if Cooper don't give him the code. A explosion happened, Red lies on the ground and got saved by a guard. Liz got ubducted by Braxton. Red saved Liz, a air attack was launched to The Factory. The best episode so far of The Blacklist, action and tention the entire episode long. James Spader is a fabulous and amazing actor.
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Moving on Up
Hitchcoc10 November 2022
Red is grabbed up, arrested in Hong Kong, and put on an oil derrick out in the ocean. When the crew comes to save him, they are captured. Ron Perlman plays Luther Braxton, a giant man who has a history with Red. The FBI people are put on stands with chains around their necks. They are intimidated by Braxton killing people in the room. Elizabeth manages to sneak away and hide out before the others are captured. She hooks up with Red and while they are preventing an explosion from a huge boiler, a network is breached and significant information becomes available to very bad people. The second half of this episode will be very interesting. Perhaps the best of the show so far.
Another great mid-season two-parter
foamythefearsome5 September 2022
A great, captivating story; well-crafted and with proper tension building. Braxton, the BBEG of these episodes, was a true villain not to be trifled with, especially in the first episode.
While a bit unclear at the start, Braxton's goal ties in very well with the season's story arc and the new main antagonist(s), and a lot of character depth is added to Elizabeth and her relationship and potential past with Reddington (especially in the second episode). Whereas it clears up a lot, it also brings new questions to keep you guessing.
Strong standalone story that fits the season very well. Review covers both this and the conclusion episode.
While a bit unclear at the start, Braxton's goal ties in very well with the season's story arc and the new main antagonist(s), and a lot of character depth is added to Elizabeth and her relationship and potential past with Reddington (especially in the second episode). Whereas it clears up a lot, it also brings new questions to keep you guessing.
Strong standalone story that fits the season very well. Review covers both this and the conclusion episode.
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