Red Reddington: Last News

NBC is bidding farewell to Red Reddington, announcing the upcoming 10th season of their hit drama series The Blacklist will be its last.The network released a brief trailer on Wednesday, announcing the final season will debut February 26 at 10 PM ET. The news comes nearly one year after series star James Spader - who plays Raymond 'Red' Reddington - announced the Season 10 renewal during an appearance on NBC's The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. NBC announced the February 26 premiere date back in November, though they released a new trailer (via NBC YouTube).The trailer features throwback footage from throughout the show's epic run along with a hint at what's to come in the final season. Final season: NBC is bidding farewell to Red Reddington, announcing the upcoming 10th season of their hit drama series The Blacklist will be its last Trailer: The network released a brief trailer on Wednesday, announcing the final season will debut February 26 at 10 PM ETThe trailer opens with one of the show's first shots - Red surrendering at an FBI facility - as he's heard saying, 'When all this began, I was such a different person.

On May 8, NBC will air the 150th episode of The Blacklist. That's 150 episodes of twists, secrets, moral and ethical quandaries, and Red Reddington's (James Spader) crazy stories about his life of criminal adventures. (Well, 149 crazy stories, because Red wasn't in last week's episode). A few weeks before coronavirus shut down the country, TV Guide visited the Manhattan set of the crime drama for a cake-cutting ceremony with the cast and crew — where it was announced that the show would be back for Season 8 — and talked to stars James Spader and Megan Boone and creator Jon Bokenkamp about the work that went into making 150 episodes, and their journeys through the show.

The Blacklist Season 7 returns March 20 from its long hiatus with one of its occasional distantly-inspired-by-real-headlines episodes. "Victoria Fenberg" finds Red Reddington (James Spader) embroiled in a complex art forgery scheme involving a family that vaguely resembles the Sacklers, the controversial opioid-pushing pharmaceutical magnates who fund many arts and cultural institutions. In this exclusive clip, Red gets into some trouble while doing some black market art dealing that starts this whole mess.