The Blacklist is going strong in its tenth and final season, and now NBC has more big news not too long after it hit the milestone 200th episode. As the saga approaches the end, the James Spader-led series is moving nights once again. Whether or not that’s good news for fans who may have gotten used to seeing Red and Co. on Sunday nights, there’s another reveal definitely worth celebrating: the network is giving The Blacklist a super-sized series finale. And that’s not even all!
NBC has announced that The Blacklist will change time slots to begin airing on Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET beginning on June 1, after spending the previous months of the 2023 TV schedule on Sundays. The 8 p.m. time slot on Thursdays means that the drama will inherit the primetime slot previously held by Law & Order Season 22, which aired its finale (which was also its 400th episode) in May.
