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Oscar nominee Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio is joining the cast of the crime procedural ahead of the upcoming Season 5, our sister site Deadline reports. She’ll recur as a character named Isabella Spezzano, who is described as “a figure from Stabler’s past.” (Hmmm, what could that mean?)

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Warning: This interview contains spoilers about tonight’s series finale of NBC/Warner Bros. TV’s Blindspot.

After FBI big baddie Madeline Burke (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio) poisoned herself in episode 9 in front of Tasha Zapata (Audrey Esparza), the Blindspot gang were left with another dangler: Ivy (Julee Cerda), Madeline’s henchwoman, who left a canister of the zip bomb somewhere in New York City. The bomb if activated can take out millions. Kurt (Sullivan Stapleton) convinces newly installed FBI head Arla (Tracie Thoms) that his team is the best to battle Ivy.

But Jane (Jaimie Alexander), having survived one of the memory erasing zip bombs, begins have hallucinations, visions which could ultimately kill her. However, somewhere in Jane’s memory is the location of Ivy’s bomb. She knows it, just needs to search it. She learns from FBI therapist Robert Benton in a vision:...

The 100th episode of a TV show is always big, but when it’s also the series finale, you also want to make it as memorable as possible and end on a high note. On NBC’s Blindspot, the team – comprised of Jane Doe (Jaimie Alexander), Kurt Weller (Sullivan Stapleton), Tasha Zapata (Audrey Esparza), Patterson (Ashley Johnson) and Rich DotCom (Ennis Esmer) – finally ended their battle with the evil Madeline Burke (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio), thereby clearing their names, but their final mission still isn’t entirely complete and they’ll have to work together to save the population of New …...

Did Madeline Burke find out the truth?

On Blindspot Season 5 Episode 3, Director Weitz was on the hook for his actions, and Madeline wanted to make sure the bureau. 

Meanwhile, an op went sideways and the team was forced to contend with a proverbial monster in their house before it could take them down one. 

Did Jane find manage to crack the code of the latest tattoo?

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The following post contains major spoilers for Blindspot‘s final season premiere. If you haven’t watched the episode yet, avert your eyes!

If TVLine polls could influence the fictional events of television shows, Blindspot‘s final season premiere would have come and gone without a single character death. Earlier this week, we asked you to guess which character on the NBC drama might perish in the first episode of Season 5, following a drone strike that could have killed Weller, Patterson, Reade and/or Zapata — and most of you didn’t think any characters would actually die.

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After nearly a year off the air, Blindspot returns for its fifth and final season on Thursday (NBC, 9/8c) — but will all of the show’s core cast members come back with it?

In case you need a refresher, the Season 4 finale found Jane, Weller and the rest of the FBI team getting framed for a scheme called Project Helios, which had really been orchestrated by the season’s Big Bad, Madeline Burke. Shortly after the team found a remote cabin where they could hide from the authorities, Madeline ordered a drone strike on the location — and a missile hit the cabin while Reade,...

The fates of four Blindspot characters will hang in the balance a little longer than expected.

TVLine has confirmed that the NBC drama’s fifth and final season — which was missing from the network’s just-released midseason schedule — will be held until Summer 2020. A specific premiere date has not been announced, but Blindspot‘s swan song will be shorter than previous seasons, spanning just 13 episodes.

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During Blindspot‘s Season 4 finale,...

Much like Jane Doe’s tattoos, Blindspot isn’t going anywhere: The NBC drama has been renewed for a fifth and final season.

NBC isn’t confirming an episode count, but we’re hearing the final season will be abbreviated (i.e. 13 episodes or less).

The news of Blindspot‘s pickup might give fans a bit of whiplash, seeing as the show was recently pulled from NBC’s schedule for the duration of May Sweeps. It has temporarily been replaced in the Fridays-at-8 time slot by The Blacklist, but it will resume with the antepenultimate Season 4 episode on Friday, May...

Blindspot‘s renewal prospects suddenly look murkier, now that NBC has pulled the on-the-bubble drama for the duration of May Sweeps.

Beginning April 26 (aka tonight), The Blacklist will move to 8 pm, christening its new time slot with a two-hour episode (read preview). It will remain there through its Season 6 finale on May 17.

Then, on Friday, May 24, Blindspot will return with the season’s antepenultimate episode at 8 pm. The season will then close with back-to-back episodes on May 31, airing at 8 pm and 9 pm. (The timing of Blindspot‘s mini-hiatus means the show will not air any episodes during May Sweeps, which began on Thursday,...

Let’s hope Blindspot‘s Jane Doe isn’t claustrophobic. If this sneak peek at tonight’s episode is any indication, the walls will (very literally) be closing in around her.

The harrowing hour (NBC, 8/7c) picks up shortly after the events of the March 22 episode, in which Jane was knocked unconscious and dragged away by one of Madeline Burke’s associates.

In the exclusive video above, Jane comes to and quickly discovers she’s been buried underground, with no viable escape plan in sight. (That duffel bag in Times Square suddenly sounds pleasantly cozy!)

Madeline’s right-hand man, Dominic Masters,...

Exclusive: Chaske Spencer (Woman Walks Ahead) is joining the Season 4 cast of NBC’s Blindspot in a recurring role. Details are mainly being kept under wraps. We only know he’ll be playing Dominic Masters, someone who works for Madeline Burke (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio). In Season 4, Jane Doe/Remi (Jaime Alexander) continues to fight the effects of the Zip poisoning she received in Season 3, which has destroyed her recent memory. This, as the FBI team hunts a dangerous enemy operative, and a deadly new foe emerges. Creator Martin Gero serves as executive producer along with Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter for Warner Bros. TV, Berlanti Productions, and Quinn’s House. Chaske, known for his portrayal of Sam Uley in the Twilight films, was recently seen in the Susanna White-directed feature Woman Walks Ahead, opposite Jessica Chastain and Sam Rockwell, which made its World Premiere at the 2018 Toronto Film Festival. He...

Blindspot is adding to its Season 4 ranks, casting Oscar nominee Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio in a top-secret recurring role, TVLine has exclusively learned.

The actress will appear throughout the NBC drama’s fourth season as Madeline Burke, though further details about the character are being kept under wraps. An episode count for the role has also not been determined.

Mastrantonio’s TV resume includes roles on Limitless, Grimm and, most recently, three episodes of Netflix’s Marvel drama The Punisher.

In case your memory needs refreshing: Blindspot‘s third season ended on two major cliffhangers, after Jane — whose memory had been...