S3.E23

Alexander Kirk (No. 14): Conclusion

Episode aired Sep 7, 2016
TV-14
43m

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8.8/10

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As Reddington and the task force close in on the person responsible for Liz's death, a shocking betrayal leaves them racing to save one of their own.As Reddington and the task force close in on the person responsible for Liz's death, a shocking betrayal leaves them racing to save one of their own.As Reddington and the task force close in on the person responsible for Liz's death, a shocking betrayal leaves them racing to save one of their own.

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2.5K

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Blacklist: Alexander Kirk: Conclusion

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Blacklist: It's Under Control

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Blacklist: It's Under Control

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9fmperiset

Good season finale

This episode delivers a mostly successful, though sometimes predictable, conclusion to the third season of 'The Blacklist' and closes it with a bang

Grade: 8.5 / 10

8wendyvalles

episode Overall good, but they miss it completely on Cuba

That is not Baracoa, Cuba, those are Havana's buildings with a staged Airport, Abel Santa Maria airport is Santa Clara's Airport and is not that one....Also foreigners can NOT buy properties in Cuba.....besides that its a good episode, please writers, document yourself better before putting out there a set that most people will believe because they dont know

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Trivia
At the end of this episode there is a: In Memory Of Brian Richards message. Brian Richards was the music editor on The Blacklist.

Goofs
While checking the tank truck's product, Ressler says sarcastically, "Look like 87% octane to you"? Octane rating is not a percentage. It's a number that is determined using the Anti-Knock Index (AKI). The AKI is simply the average of two other methods used to determine octane, which is thought to be more accurate than either of the original methods on its own. The AKI in the method used in the US and Australia.