Mo 1/7: James Spader, Lindsay Lohan, Noname featuring Smino & Saba
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The Blacklist ended Season 5 with another shocking twist: The bones Raymond “Red” Reddington (James Spader) had been seeking all season belonged to the real Raymond Reddington, and the criminal mastermind fans have come to know and love — the man Agent Elizabeth Keen (Megan Boone) had come to believe was her biological father — was an impostor who assumed the identity of the late naval officer (and Liz’s real father) around 30 years ago. Read More here

The Blacklist returns for its sixth season with looming questions about who Raymond “Red” Reddington (James Spader) really is. With Elizabeth Keen (Megan Boone) armed with the knowledge that Reddington isn’t actually who he says he is (aka her real biological father) — and him blissfully unaware of that fact — the upcoming season puts Liz paces ahead of the impostor she’s begun to consider family. Read More here

Emmy-winning Boston Legal star, James Spader, 58, resumes the role of Raymond “Red” Reddington when NBC’s The Blacklist returns for its sixth season with a two-night premiere (January 3 and 4). After a major twist in the season five finale, the audience will wonder all the more who Red really is and why he is so involved in the life of FBI agent Elizabeth Keen, played by Megan Boone. (Spoiler from season five: He’s not her father!) Going into season six, Red is still an enigma. What makes him special to play? There are so many opposites in him at any given moment. It’s a constant dance. That’s what allows for surprise within the stories and within the revelations about him. Read More here

This week, NBC finally did something that many of us have been wanting them to do for some time: Release the official key art for The Blacklist season 6. Read More here

NBC said a couple of weeks ago that Season 6 of The Blacklist would have a two-hour premiere, but the network said today that it will be over two nights. The thriller starring James Spader and Megan Boone now will launch a day earlier, on January 3, 2019 and continue the next night. Read More here

Escape, the over-the-air network reaching women 25-54 with a brand of programming anchored in stories of crime and mystery, has acquired the television rights to Law & Order and Boston Legal in two individual deals. Escape lands the first 12 seasons of Law & Order – the longest-running crime and investigation drama on American primetime television – in a multi-year licensing agreement with Universal Television. The complete series/five seasons of Boston Legal come from Twentieth Television, Inc. Read More here