The Blacklist Season 7 is about to come out in a couple of months, and there is no stopping the series from revealing the truth. The show's Episode 1 and 2 are not going to hold back anything as it may set the stage for what is about to come in the new season.
In a post on Twitter, Amir Arison, who plays Aram, teased the content of its first two episode scripts "feel like an entire season." There will be significant "jaw-dropping moments," which mean the show's writers are going for a sharp turn of events.
These first two @NBCBlacklist scripts back feel like an entire season in itself!! That’s how many times my draw dropped.
Season 7 is gonna be something. — Amir Arison (@AmirArison) August 1, 2019
Does it mean The Blacklist Season 7 will be the show's final bow? Even if it is not yet the series finale, the showrunners have a lot of important stuff coming fans' way. Writers will surely deliver the right answers to the questions viewers have been asking for in the very beginning, per CarterMatt.
Take it from the previous season's ending. Katarina Rostova (Lotte Verbeek) returned in Season 6 finale and captured Reddington after injecting him with something.
However, it remains to be seen if it is indeed Katarina fans see or another imposter whose real identity is yet to be revealed. It seems to be a big question for some as to why Katarina had people on standby unless she knew Reddington was coming. The Blacklist Season 7 may give answers to these questions that may have something to do with Reddington's real identity.
So, is the show coming to an end? According to creator Jon Bokenkamp, the series is in no rush to end. "We talk about it, yeah. We talk about it. Especially in a serialized show like this, where there is a mythology, we never want to stretch it," he told TVLine.
He continued to say they never wanted to take advantage of the show's story, but they still have a lot of things to tell. In Blacklist Season 7, Bokenkamp and executive producer John Eisendrath feel "very confident" that they still have many works to do. Hence, he doesn't think anyone is "racing to the finish line."
It can be seen the show has no sight of slowing down. It is also not running out of stories to tell. Fans can even feel it when they see how the story flows.
The Blacklist Season 7 is set to be out on Oct. 4 on NBC. Its new episodes will continue air every Friday at 8 p.m. ET.
