The Blacklist - Raymond Reddington & Berlin (last scene)

[WmJasper]

You can see the admiration that he has for one of his greatest enemies. That he has the respect to have a final drink, before ruthlessly executing him.

[jschools]

I like that Berlin knows that when they reach the end of the bottle, he dies. And yet he’s not dragging it out, not weeping, not trying to slow it down, he just plows through the bottle and gives a few good memories and then drains it dry. He’s not afraid of death and he’s not fighting it.

[mros]

The best ending for the best villain this show ever had

[ehudgavron]

Peter Stormare... and James Spader... in a classic toast to respect before that which must come to be. Beautiful scene. Thank you for sharing/reminding.

[DeeEm]

By the third shot red was like subtle with that “oh shit man hold on”

[DeeEm]

This is some of the most gangster shit I’ve ever seen in a tv show

[mariocatalan]

Berlin, Geoff Perl, The Matchmaker, Mako Tanida, all of them had been murdered and their bodies put under an ice rink by mr. Kaplan, that's creepy

[ty]

One of the best villain of the blacklist

[matthewwelker]

reds smile means so much more knowing he's Russian too!

[Tinydancer]

Why did robert california kill john abruzzi ?? Someone please explain

[mayanksharma]

I was always uncomfortable about Red killing Berlin. Like, he knew you didn't kill his daughter, and he's an honorable man with a lot of resources.

Like, he would make an amazing ally. Why would you kill him