Did Red get any special treatment in federal prison? On The Blacklist Season 6 Episode 4, he found himself in a different situation to what he expected, and the arrival of an old face shocked him. Meanwhile, Samar went undercover to stop a black market organization that fronted cash to criminals, but who was behind all of it? Also, Liz and Jennifer looked for more information about Red's past. Use the video above to watch The Blacklist online right here via TV Fanatic. Catch up on all your favorite shows and reviews and join in the conversations with other fanatics who love TV as much as you. Paul Dailly is the Associate Editor for TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter.<doc-sep>This Is Us: Moore and Ventimiglia have best 10-year challenge responses This Is Us: Moore and Ventimiglia have best 10-year challenge responses by Bethany Lewis Red is in prison, for the time being anyway, in tonight’s new episode of The Blacklist. Here’s how to watch The Blacklist Season 6, Episode 4 live online. Last week we saw Raymond ‘Red’ Redington turn lawyer in The Blacklist. Prompting James Spader fans to remember the good old days of Boston Legal. However, while it did Red some good, it didn’t avoid him from being placed in jail. Which is where we will start off in tonight’s episode. Here’s a look at “The Pawnbrokers,” including how to watch The Blacklist Season 6, Episode 4 live online. So just a quick reminder before we get into the details of tonight’s episode. Despite the best efforts of the US government is trying to bury the fact they have an immunity agreement with Reddington. Red managed to convince a judge not only to listen but to honor it as well. Problem being, it came with conditions. Conditions which may have been broken by the fact Red was carrying a firearm with the serial numbers scratched off. So, for now, Red is behind bars in prison waiting for a hearing in regards to the firearm and whether it voids the immunity agreement he has. Watch your favorite shows on fuboTV: Watch over 67 live sports and entertainment channels with a 7-day FREE trial! Thing is, all of this doesn’t seem to b bothering him. All he cares about is who betrayed him. Who we all know is Liz. Will Red learn the truth tonight? Ok. So we’re all caught up now. Let’s take a look at the details we have for “The Pawnbrokers.” If any of you want to avoid spoilers then you will want to skip past this next part of the post and head to the bottom of the page where the live stream details are. The Blacklist Season 6, Episode 4 synopsis While Liz and the task force track two pawnbrokers fronting large quantities of cash to criminal enterprises, Red establishes himself in prison and confronts an old adversary. The Blacklist Season 6, Episode 4 promo We even have a few sneak peeks for tonight as well. Right. That’s all we know for now. Here are the live stream details you will need to watch the new episode of The Blacklist tonight. Watch The Blacklist Season 6, Episode 4 live Date: Friday, Jan. 18 Start Time: 9:00 pm EST Episode: “The Pawnbrokers” TV Channel: NBC Live Stream: Stream 1 | Stream 2<doc-sep>The Blacklist - Season 2 The Blacklist S 6 E 4 type TV Show network NBC genre Crime Thriller In Friday night’s episode of The Blacklist, Elizabeth Keen says of Raymond Reddington (almost in awe, despite being the one who landed him behind bars in the first place): “That man is capable of anything—he’s going to get the immunity agreement upheld, and it’s only a matter of days before he’s out.” Indeed, as odd as it may sound, we need to enjoy Red’s time in federal prison while it lasts. Over the course of this one episode, our very favorite Concierge of Crime goes from having his life threatened by a pretty credible prison gang, to receiving tiny bottles of champagne for himself and his new Robin-esque sidekick via a foolproof delivery system. Cheers, folks, to an exceedingly rare, but also a necessary type of Blacklist episode: simple and to the point. Sure, Liz was putting on her most Oscar-worthy act as a daughter-double-agent, and yes, Jen and Liz made a little headway on their Mary-Kate-and-Ashley-style grassroots investigation into Fraymond Freddington. But, mostly, this was just a good old-fashioned Blacklister hunt for justice, with Red doing his thing on the side. We all knew the second Red entered that prison that he was going to be accomplishing impossible feat after impossible feat, but when he does it with such style, and to always amp-ing tune of Delta Rae’s “Bottom of the River,” it’s hard not to get on board… Plus, what a pleasant surprise when those impossible feats ended up not resulting in a daring escape, but instead, in the much more subtle creation of an Oregon Trail within the prison pipes comprised of string, rats, and bribery. But, of course! THE PAWNBROKERS NO. 146/147 Perhaps there was room for some extra panache in Red’s storyline because our Blacklisters this week are but a humble pair of married Methodist pawn store owners who remind Aram of the elderly couple that used to babysit him—y’know, if he swapped out oatmeal raisin cookies for massive amounts of cash that Rod and Delaine Uhlman front to criminals in exchange for “high value, ill-gotten gains” as collateral, which they sell to the highest bidder after 30 days if they’re not repaid in full with interest. The Pawnbrokers are an assignment from a very much incarcerated Red, presumably to further prove to the judge in his upcoming trial that he is a valuable asset to the FBI, but as always, there’s a small possibility that the assignment might come with an ulterior motive—stay tuned for that. But, for now, Liz is shocked Red can give an assignment at all, given that he’s just been well and thoroughly beaten up when she goes to visit him. His arrival at prison commenced with immediately grabbing a seat beside the smallest, most unassuming inmate in the cafeteria, Vontae Jones (Coy Stewart): a scrawny kid in huge librarian glasses, clearly not looking for any trouble… Unfortunately, Raymond Reddington sat down across from him. Vontae attempts to give Red the lay of the land in between his unsolicited monologues, but while he’s talking about an inmate named Baldomero, who was locked up for robbing an armored truck and killing both guards, who should walk up, but Baldomero. Apparently, he’s a former acquaintance of Red’s, and when he takes Vontae’s lunchmeat, said acquaintanceship returns to being decidedly unfriendly. When Red demands an apology for the meat theft, Baldomero tell Red that he’ll be force-feeding him his lunchmeat later (??? ); Red tells Baldomero if he so much as looks at Vontae’s pimento loaf again, he’ll be sipping his dinner through a bendy straw; Baldomero beats the crap out of Red’s face… And that’s how Lizzie finds him! Red’s new pal Vontae rightfully has some concern about Red meeting his intel that Baldomero plans on shanking Red in the yard the day after next with simply continuing to pull string after string from his bed sheets—but we know that look in Red’s eye. He’s got a plan. Red bids Vontae farewell with a request for pen and to see if he can identify who it is on the block that’s playing records, as he’d love to “buy, rent, or borrow” said player. Looks like there’s a new Dembe in town: a slightly different build, yes, but equally lovable. Back in the free world, Ressler and Liz are staking out the Uhlmans’ pawn shop to see if anyone coming or going is a high-stakes criminal. Finally, Aram gets an I.D. on Tom Hardekopf; not a known criminal, but an MIT grad working at a tech firm, who secretly has a contract with the NSA. Sophia Quail, a code breaker with the NSA shows up at the Post Office to tell them that Hardekopf wasn’t just any contractor: he’s been developing a decryption algorithm for the last four years to break the code used for Chinese diplomatic cables sent from Beijing to the embassy in D.C. Hardekopf’s completed decryption algorithm will be an immeasurable breakthrough for the NSA, and now it seems that he’s used it as collateral for a cash loan from the Uhlmans. Next, we see Hardekopf entering an underground poker game with a $200,000 buy-in; we see Hardekopf go all-in; we see Hardekopf lose; we see the Uhlmans find out, shoot him in the stomach, and torch his car rather than wait out the remainder of the 30-day expiration date on his collateral. Which means, where the Post Office formerly had 30 days to help the NSA get their code algorithm back, they now have…well, next to no time, given that Aram hacked a webcam in the Uhlmans’ pawn shop and found out they’re already making arrangements to sell the code to the Chinese intelligence service, MSS Ressler says there’s no way the Uhlman’s will tell the MSS specifically what’s on that drive until they have the money in hand, which means there’s still time to make a higher bid and keep the decryption algorithm a secret. It can’t come from the FBI or NSA, obviously, but perhaps—all heads swivel to Samar—from Mossad.<doc-sep>The sign of a good TV character is that the audience wants to see them in any new scenario or setting. Raymond Reddington (James Spader) in prison is a Blacklistpremise that I didn't really know I needed, but is so easy to get right. The world's most cunning criminal locked up with a bunch of lesser villains? Immediately enjoyable in this week's episode. As with most Blacklist conceits, the pleasure of Red in prison comes not in the mystery of whether or not he'll succeed in dangerous circumstances, but how he will do it. Red always wins. Even when he seemingly loses, he eventually wins. The man is like a Silicon Valley tech CEO: every failure is really just a triumph if you think about it hard enough. Discover your new favorite show: Watch This Now! "The Pawnbrokers" barely pretended to put Red in peril. After a quick introduction to the prison's major players from Red's new Dembe-like companion Vontae (Coy Stewart), Red quickly found himself on the wrong end of a beating from one of those players, Baldomero (Jacinto Taras Riddick). Yet while Vontae panicked and Baldomero barked about shivving Red "day after tomorrow," Red got to work on, uh, his messenger rat plan? Yes indeed, Red caught a rat, tied a message to its neck and guided it safe passage beyond the prison walls, opening a communication channel with Dembe. You don't get to be the FBI's most wanted man for nothing! Jacinto Taras Riddick and James Spader, The Blacklist Virginia Sherwood/NBC Unsurprisingly, Red's plan to take down Baldomero worked with very little resistance thanks to the classic victory of brains over brawn. He weaseled out of a good shivving just long enough to reveal Baldomero's secrets to everyone in the yard, while Dembe worked on the outside to get Baldomero released to face even more evil dudes in the real world. And just like that, Red turned the tables on the entire prison population, becoming a folk hero for ending Baldomero's tyrannical reign in the process. Though it might have been compelling to watch Red get truly beaten down -- mentally and physically -- by his stint in the clink, The Blacklist is never going to be that kind of show. This prison didn't seem particularly hazardous anyway, so it stands to reason that his evil genius would quickly outsmart everyone. The Blacklist: Red Hires A New Lawyer--Himself Perhaps this quick success will only make some later struggles that much more interesting. Or Red will continue to be the smartest, coolest person in every room he enters, and even some of those he doesn't. To that end, somehow Liz's (Megan Boone) plan to uncover the truth about her fake father has already hit a snag because Red covered his tracks so well in the past. How long until not-father indirectly convinces not-daughter that some version of the truth is not worth the emotional toil of Red in prison? The Blacklist airs Fridays at 9/8c on NBC.<doc-sep>
Tonight on NBC their hit drama The Blacklist starring James Spader airs with an all-new Friday, January 18, 2019, episode and we have your The Blacklist recap below. On tonight’s Blacklist Season 6 episode 4 called, “The Pawnbrokers”, as per the NBC synopsis, “Red acclimates to his new surroundings in federal prison, where he is challenged by an old rival. Samar goes undercover to stop a black market organization that fronts cash to criminals. Meanwhile, Liz and Jennifer continue their investigation into Red’s past.” If you are excited to find out what happens tonight make sure to bookmark this spot and come back for our The Blacklist recap between 10 PM – 11 PM ET! While you wait for our recap make sure to check out all our The Blacklist recaps, news, spoilers, right here. Tonight’s The Blacklist episode begins now – Refresh Page often to get the most current updates! Red is getting fingerprinted and checked into federal prison. Next, Red sits down for a meal with a fellow prison mate, Jones, who tells him that he knows he is in prison for treason and for 200 murders. Red says he doesn’t know whether to be horrified or flattered. The warden walks in and starts talking to someone, Red asks what his name is, Jones, says it is Quantum. All of a sudden, an old rival of Red’s comes up to him and says that maybe they can settle up, while he takes Jones’ lunch meat. Red tries to defend Jones and gets his face punched in for it. Liz goes to prison to see Red and can’t believe the bruise on his face. Liz wants to talk to the warden and get him out of the general population but Red thinks it is a terrible idea. Red tells her it is time to go to work, he has a case for her, Rod & Delane Uhlman, longtime members of the Methodist church and owners of Quick Money Gun and Pawn, an unassuming shop that specializes in fronting massive amounts of cash to criminals in exchange for ill-gotten gains. Ressler and Liz head to the storefront in Baltimore, MD. They stake out in front and take pictures of customers going in and out of the store. Ressler asks Liz if she is really worried about Red, she says yes, she has never seen him like this before. Liz gets a call, its Jennifer, she got a message from her friend Buck and she thinks he might have the big break they were waiting for. Liz lies to Ressler, tells him that she got a call from the warden regarding Red and she has to leave. Jones comes into Red’s cell and tells him that Paul Deniro is going to kill him, he wants to finish what he started, he is telling everyone. Ressler and Samar meet with a code breaker. Tom Hardicoff was one of the people going into the store and he has a government clearance with the NSA, and his hard drive is missing and he was working on an algorithm. Tom is at a poker game, he puts up all the money he loaned from Rod & Delane Uhlman and loses the game. Liz is home, in the end, there is nothing and Jennifer is upset. Jones is back in Red’s cell, he got him a pen that he can use as a weapon. All Red can talk about is a string from a blanket and Jones is frustrated. Hardicoff meets with Rod & Delane and tells them he wants his drive back, he pawned classified intel. Delane says he has 30 days to return the money with interest, or he won’t get the drive back. Delane pulls out a gun and shoots him, Rod gets fuel and burns Hardicoff in his car. Back in prison, Red is watching a rat walk along a pipe in his room, he offers him some sandwich meat and makes friends with him. Red is back having a meal and sits down with Deniro and tells him that he heard he is planning an ambush. Red tries to get him to call it off, but Deniro says the guards have been paid off and he will have 20 minutes with him.