Over the run of the series, the lines blurred of whom to trust and who was truly dangerous.
10"Raymond Reddington (No.
00): Pt.
9"The Osterman Umbrella Company (No.
Along the way, she discovers secrets that will change the FBI task force forever.
Serving as a mid-season finale, “The Osterman Umbrella Company (No.
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6)” provided audiences with the very best of Raymond Reddington.
8"Robert Diaz (No.
In the meantime, Red meets up with a man who holds valuable information about his past.
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7"Mr. Kaplan (No.
Having become a prominent character in the series, Mr. Kaplan ultimately becameone of Red’s biggest adversaries.
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While “Mr. Kaplan (No.
She must avoid forces that are hunting her down.
Running out of options, she seeks out the only person that she can trust.
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4"The Director (No.
The first part of a two-part story, “The Director (No.
24)” impressed audiences with superb acting from the leads as well as ending on an intense cliffhanger.
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The episode acted as the beginning of the end of Elizabeth Keen’s time in incarceration.
3"Tom Connolly (No.
The FBI task force is plagued by trust issues while Harold Cooper (Harry Lennix) receives positive news.
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Acting as the season finale for the show’s second season, “Tom Connolly (No.
2"The Director (No.
At the same time, the organization known as The Cabal plans to assassinate her.
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Red calls on the FBI task force to combine efforts in an attempt to exonerate her.
The second part of a two-part episode, “The Director (No.
24): Conclusion wrapped up several of the storylines that had been introduced in the prior episodes.
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1"Ian Garvey (No.
After five years and a short-lived spinoff, “Ian Garvey (No.
13)” saw the departure of Tom Keen, one of the main characters of the series.
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