The Blacklist: Redemption

This spin-off of 'The Blacklist' follows Susan 'Scottie' Hargrave, a highly skilled operative who runs a private military company that tackles dangerous missions. She is reunited with Tom Keen, her former associate, as they team up with a group of mercenaries to take down ruthless criminals and terrorists. The series explores their complex pasts and the morally gray areas they operate within.

The series received generally negative reviews from critics and struggled with viewership, leading to its cancellation after one season. Critics often cited a weak premise, underdeveloped characters, and a lack of originality compared to its parent show.

• Lacked the engaging narrative and character depth of its predecessor.
• Felt like a generic crime procedural without a strong identity.
• The premise was seen as derivative and failed to offer a fresh perspective.

Google audience: Audience reviews were mixed, with some appreciating the action sequences and the continuation of certain character storylines from 'The Blacklist.' However, many viewers found it disappointing and less compelling than the original series, criticizing its predictable plots and character motivations.

This series was developed as a backdoor pilot from 'The Blacklist,' with Tom Keen's character being a central focus in the parent show before getting his own spin-off.