'The Blacklist' Season 3 Episode 7 Spoilers: Red Advises Against Liz's Meeting With Tom
Elizabeth Keen has been constantly evading the authorities after she was charged for the murder of the United States Attorney General. But her ordeal is about to come to an end as the third season of NBC's hit crime drama TV series "The Blacklist" nears its culmination.
The spoiler report for the penultimate episode titled "Zal Bin Hasaan" says that the episode is expected to reveal some of the complications in Tom Keen's plan to help his wife be exonerated from the accusations. The previous episode saw him, the elementary teacher who turned out to be a covert operative, going inside the lion's den to extract the Russian assassin, Karakurt. The segment ended with Tom dragging the latter to Washington DC.
The teaser for the upcoming episode, meanwhile, shows Liz having a phone conversation with Tom who told her that they have to meet. This will likely be connected to the capture of Karakurt.
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Red, who appears to be suspicious about anyone, blatantly tells Liz that "it's not a good idea."
As it turns out, their call was being tapped and their locations traced. The following scenes exploded with Ressler leading his team of armed officers into the restaurant where Tom and Liz are assumed to meet.
It appears that Liz still disobeys despite Red's stern warning never to go out in the open.
Oftentimes, however, the scenes shown in most teaser clips aren't exactly the ones which are going to occur. Perhaps Ressler and his men have barged in on a different location?
Nonetheless, the fact still remains that the FBI and Cabal are already covering "significant ground" in their hunt for Liz and Red, as what the synopsis from Spoiler Guides indicates.
Speaking of which, the summary also give hints as to who exactly is Zal Bin Hassan. As suggested, the blacklister in question is an international terrorist who is held responsible for a tragedy that happened in Samar's past.
"The Blacklist" Season 3 airs Thursday, Nov. 12 on NBC.
