The Blacklist season 2 episode 16 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Liz is entangled in a federal murder investigation connected to her encounter with Mr. Ames on the Phoenix. A bullet matching her gun is found at the crime scene, pointing to her potential guilt. Meanwhile, Red reveals Tom Keen, believed dead, is actually alive and in hiding. Red and Ressler locate Tom in Germany with the violent Die Entrechteten group. Tom returns voluntarily, confessing to the harbormaster's murder to protect Liz. Despite his confession, Liz still faces charges. Cooper suffers a seizure, revealing a personal health crisis. Ultimately, charges against Liz are dismissed due to national security concerns, but the moral complexities of their actions linger.
Full Episode S02E16 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What evidence contradicts Liz's testimony in court?
A bullet matching Agent Keen’s firearm and blood evidence on the Phoenix.
Who is Tom Keen?
A deep-cover operative previously thought dead, but revealed to be alive.
What group is connected to Tom Keen?
Die Entrechteten, a group involved in drug-related homicides.
What does Judge Denner initially believe about Liz's involvement in the murder?
That she is guilty and her testimony is perjurious.
How does Red plan to exonerate Liz?
By tracking down and bringing back Tom Keen.
What raises suspicion about Liz's actions?
Her transferring a large amount of money to an offshore account.
What is the outcome of Tom's confession?
He confesses to the harbormaster's murder, but Liz still faces other charges.
What health issue does Cooper face?
A seizure caused by a brain tumor and stress.
What decision does Judge Denner make regarding the case?
He dismisses major charges against Liz due to national security concerns.
How does Liz deal with her guilt over the harbormaster's death?
By setting up a scholarship for his daughter.
What is Red's role in the resolution of the situation?
He orchestrates events to save both Liz and Tom, revealing his complex motives.
Is Tom Keen in federal custody after his confession?
No, he is not in federal custody, suggesting a larger conspiracy.