I'm five episodes into this the 10th season and am thoroughly enjoying the series once again - after a long hiatus.
Apparently, the show has finally moved on from the labyrinthine and impenetrable rabbit holes of the interminably boring Agent Keen odysee and the Russian connection, and the writers are now refocussing on its original qualities and strengths: Reddington and the Blacklist.
May it long continue.
As many unconvincing past episodes Illustrated, none of other characters are strong enough individually to carry the show, and the often predictable storylines meander along aimlessy in his absence.
But the show is back on track.
Apparently, the show has finally moved on from the labyrinthine and impenetrable rabbit holes of the interminably boring Agent Keen odysee and the Russian connection, and the writers are now refocussing on its original qualities and strengths: Reddington and the Blacklist.
May it long continue.
As many unconvincing past episodes Illustrated, none of other characters are strong enough individually to carry the show, and the often predictable storylines meander along aimlessy in his absence.
But the show is back on track.