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The second episode of The Blacklist season 7 has just aired on NBC in the United States. The episode was titled Louis T. Steinhill (2 episode), continuing the story from the first episode. Raymond Reddington is the prisoner of Katarina Rostova and Louis T. Steinhill has created a fake environment to be used in order to draw information from Raymond.  As we understand throughout the second episode, Katarina wants to find out who is coming after her and what they know. For a long time, she was able to live undercover, but after Elizabeth and Ressler started to dig into her, thus drawing attention to her name among lots of other people as well, she is starting to fear for her life, and now she wants to find out what people actually know about her. The nurse who treated Raymond in the first episode, and helped him escape, is having a central role also in the second episode. Not because she is always helping him, but because she has been a part of an even smarter plan drawn by Loui...

I am a giant fan of The Blacklist season 6, and as I have written before, this is the season that brought me back to the series, after skipping out on season 4 and 5. I was greatly surprised by the season, and it was the first 10 minutes of the first episode in season 6 that made me understand the uniqueness of the series. Raymond Reddington, played by James Spader, is just awesome in his role, and his role just gets more and more brilliant throughout the season. If you do not want any spoilers, go ahead and read somewhere else. But, if you have watched the season yourself and just want to keep on reading my thoughts about the episodes and what's going on, feel free to read on! As I mentioned, Raymond Reddington just got more and more brilliant throughout the season, and that was also so easy to understand and enjoy during this trial. He said so many great things standing before the judge, and I had a great time watching it. But, then came episode 19, in which we got to know ...