The Blacklist Photo Preview: The Stages of Grief

After learning about Tom's death on The Blacklist Season 5 Episode 8, Liz must put the pieces of her life back together.

Being in a coma for nearly a year didn't help the situation. Not only does she have to recover mentally, she needs to recover physically as well.

Her friends are by her side, but she still feels all alone. What makes it even more difficult is that she has to remain strong for Agnes.

Take a look at the preview pictures for The Blacklist Season 5 Episode 9 below. While there are many questions to be answered, the biggest one from these pictures is who is at the other end of that flare gun?

The Blacklist returns on Wednesday, January 3. In the meantime, you can watch The Blacklist online or read The Blacklist reviews for our thoughts on past episodes!

 

 

1. On Fire - The Blacklist Season 5 Episode 9

It doesn't take Liz long to get back into the game. When she finally gets her head together, Ian Garvey and friends better watch out!

2. Bang - The Blacklist Season 5 Episode 9

Liz has her sights set on someone, but why is she using a flare gun instead of a real gun? Does she even have a real gun?

3. Pretty Puppy - The Blacklist Season 5 Episode 9

It looks like Liz has got herself a new dog. Whatever happened to the little pup her and Tom had?

4. Ready to Go - The Blacklist Season 5 Episode 9

Liz looks ready to go with that backpack by her side, but where is she going? Is she trying to run away from the pain of Tom's death?

5. Praying - The Blacklist Season 5 Episode 9

It looks like Liz is doing a bit of praying. After everything that's happened to her in her young life, how much more can she take?

6. He's Not Coming Back - The Blacklist Season 5 Episode 9

Unless Tom turns into a zombie, the guy isn't going to be coming back to life anytime soon. Seeing his dead body at the morgue was one thing, but this just solidifies the truth that Tom is really gone.

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