
When there's a spree of killer cops, Liz and the team investigate it and find it shocking, while Red deals with his own issues and makes a deal that would make him kill two birds with one stone.
When Red sees that a good cop has been in the news for killing a man for violating his parole, he gets Liz and the team to investigate. There, both Liz and Ressler interview the cop who shot the suspect and the cop's partner and figure out that the cop was lying about how many shots he took at the suspect.
They come to the conclusion that the lawyer who helped with the cops' situation happens to be the mastermind in getting them to kill those who needed to be killed and, in return, get payment for whatever they need for their life or family situation.
Meanwhile, Red gets a couple of visitors who leave him a message to see their boss. The boss happens to want Red's payment on guns that he promised to give but hasn't. So Red goes to the man who has a ton of money, Glenn.
Soon, Red meets with a businessman who sells gun products and buys him off. However, they'll have to meet at his private airstrip, which Smokey and his friend help to make in time. To make them each promise, Red gives the guy Tom to hold on to until they exchange.
The exchange happens as the airstrip gets done, and soon, cops show up. Tom gets pissed at Red, but it turns out that it was all Red's idea to get the guns, return Glenn's money and keep the guy's airplane as his new place for him and Dembe to stay while the other guys go off to jail.
"Miss. Rebbecca Thrall" was a pretty good episode. It was another sound, fun, and entertaining episode. As much as I enjoy watching Red and Liz, watching Tom try to get these bones looked at is intriguing. It really doesn't have to be a whole lot to show. Spader was excellent as usual in this episode, and so was even Diego Klattenhoff, as his character has gotten in trouble and is living on the dark side of his good man code. Overall, I give this episode an 8/10.
You can catch The Blacklist Wednesdays at 8/7c on NBC.
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