The Blacklist (TV Series) Vanessa Cruz (No. 117) (2015) User Reviews

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[nycweboy1 · 8/10 · 12 February 2021]

A fairly conventional "woman of mystery" plot line leads, ultimately, to an unraveling of secrets, setting the stage for finally getting to the what and why if this journey. Worth the wait. And great performances to boot.

A Mysterious Woman

[ZegMaarJus · 8/10 · 15 July 2020]

This episode begins with a woman and a man who are kissing, the mysterious woman hacked his computer after this she poisoned the man he drowned to death. Tom asks to Liz if she wants to steal his passports back, Red and Dembe arrived they took Tom. Red has a conversation with Roger about the Fulcrum. Ana tells that her daughter Vanessa Cruz died but we know that she is still alive. Liz wants Tom his help on this case. Red threatens mister Jasper. Liz kisses Tom goodbye, is this forever? Peter is fighting with Hobbs, Peter sends Hobbs out of the country. Cruz trapped Mason Carlton and poisoned him, Cruz escaped. Tom tells Liz that his passports are from Reddington. Jasper betrayed Red. Liz confronts Red with Tom's statement, he admits that he sended Tom to Liz her life. Liz gave Red The Fulcruk. Red got shot down by a sniper in the last scene. Really solid episode of The Blacklist Season 2, Red got shot down in the last scene a surprising moment on the show. This episode was constantly with action and drama.

Transitional Episode

[Hitchcoc · 7/10 · 12 November 2022]

We have gamesmanship by a woman, as she destroys the lives of prominent men who can't keep their pants on. Of course, they are seen as innocent victims. Red engages Liz again to get involved. Even though things usually end up positively, she hesitates. She finds out something about Tom's relationship with Red and this further polarizes things. Tom is all over her about passports and the need for new ones. The episode ends on a highly dramatic note. We also get some development on the fulcrum and perhaps we will finally find out what that is all about. Red tries to explain but, of course, the petulance takes over again.