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The Blacklist recap: It's all quite unfortunate

The Blacklist recap: It s all quite unfortunate Jodi Walker © Will Hart/NBC As Liz gets in touch with more Blacklisters, her plan to take down Reddington becomes even more mysterious. You know we ve got a particularly nasty Blacklister on our hands when she casually rattles off the phrase Killing has never been easier. Even among your average chemical weapon brokers, this lady and her infomercial-style criminal pitch are bad news. So you may be asking yourself: Why is this Chemical Mary such a Cruella-level baddie? Unfortunately, I have no answers for you, and neither does There s not an origin story in sight for Chemical Mary! In fact, we only ever see her make good on her easier-than-1-2-3 killing technique once. And though that one time is legitimately scarring, this episode makes it clear that when Elizabeth Keen is out there stacking the board, it s the Blacklisters who are the pawns and Reddington is the one getting played. (Sort of… kind of�

The Blacklist recap: Season 8, Episode 7

You know we ve got a particularly nasty Blacklister on our hands when she casually rattles off the phrase Killing has never been easier. Even among your average chemical weapon brokers, this lady and her infomercial-style criminal pitch are bad news. So you may be asking yourself: Why is this Chemical Mary such a Cruella-level baddie? Unfortunately, I have no answers for you, and neither does There s not an origin story in sight for Chemical Mary! In fact, we only ever see her make good on her easier-than-1-2-3 killing technique once. And though that one time is legitimately scarring, this episode makes it clear that when Elizabeth Keen is out there stacking the board, it s the Blacklisters who are the pawns and Reddington is the one getting played. (Sort of… kind of… depending on who you ask.)