'The Blacklist' season 3 'Arioch Cain' recap; what to expect from 'Sir Crispin Crandall'

Liz Keen (Megan Boone) has been on the run for a very long time and with many of the world's deadliest assassins in the world, she has no other choice but to keep running and hiding with Red (James Spader).

In the last episode, titled "Arioch Cain," Red and Liz were able to obtain a page from The Djinn journal, which could help them find out more about the Cabal's plans.

Red was also troubled about Dembe's (Hisham Tawfiq) abduction by the Cabal's cold-blooded killer, Solomon (Edi Gathegi).

However, Dembe was able to escape, all thanks or no thanks to Mr. Vargas (Paul Reubens) who then double-crossed him — shooting him — after helping with the escape.

The fugitive Red and Liz had an encounter with Solomon, after Mr. Vargas was able to tell him about Red's location.

Solomon could have eliminated the two, but the seriously injured Dembe came to the rescue and they managed to escape the ruthless killer once again.

Meanwhile, in the upcoming episode titled "Sir Crispin Crandall," the fugitive duo still has to evade Solomon by all means when Red goes on a mission to find the missing Andras Halmi, the CIA Director's (David Strathairn) trusted advisor. Red believes that Halmi will be the one to clear Liz's reputation.

The sixth episode will also feature Tom's (Ryan Eggold) story as he will also do anything he can just to clear Liz's name.

The synopsis found on IMDb stated that the double-agent will land in a fight club to find the person who framed Liz — Karakurt (Michael Massee) — as he believes the Cabal assassin could also help remove Liz's name from the Blacklist. Back in episode 5, Tom was befriending Asher Sutton (Peter Vack), who could be connected to Karakurt's circle.

New episodes of "The Blacklist" air Thursdays at 9 p.m. EST on NBC.

 

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