He stormed into a Russian compound and found the eyebrow-less Russian from earlier. Red then got a call with the location of the man he believes to be Berlin. When Berlin tried to protect his daughter, he was sent to Siberia and his enemies sent him the body of his daughter. The guard (Peter Stormare) tells them about Berlin, saying he was a KGB operative whose daughter had a relationship with a dissident. Ressler and Liz went to the hospital to visit the guard on the plane whose hand was cut off by Berlin in his escape. Later, Cooper was attacked while in his car and was left in critical condition. Ressler got his man, but Malik was killed by the other prisoner. Ressler (Diego Kalltenhoff) and Malik (Parminder Nagra) went to a Russian club in pursuit of two of them. Meanwhile, the FBI was having a difficult time tracking down the Russian prisoners.
Red managed to escape and immediately went to the Russian ambassador to “persuade” him to give the FBI the flight manifest. Red was captured in the previous episode by Agent Martin (Jason Harner), so Fitch (Alan Alda) had to organize a random transfer to give Red the opportunity to escape. Elsewhere, a mysterious and eyebrow-less Russian (Eyas Younis) met with Tom (Ryan Eggold), who gave him the name of every agent on Red’s task force. The FBI was desperate to find them - believing one of them is Berlin, who is seeking revenge on Red and the whole task force. Three prisoners survived the wreck and escaped.
The Season 1 finale began with the crash of a plane carrying a dozen Russian prisoners. But how did we get to this point? We're breaking down the Season 1 finale of "The Blacklist." Viewers have been waiting since the Season 1 finale to see Red and Berlin (Peter Stormare) face off against each other after the criminal’s identity was finally revealed at the end of the finale.
“The Blacklist” returns Monday, and viewers will finally get to see Red (James Spader) and Liz (Megan Boone) back in action.
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