Raymond Reddington surrenders himself to the FBI | The Blacklist (Season 1, Episode 1)

Raymond Reddington (James Spader), one of the FBI’s most wanted men, goes to the FBI H.Q. in Washington to turn himself in and asks to speak to Elizabeth Keen (Megan Boone).

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[Yzjoshuwave]

Raymond Reddington is on my all time great characters list. He’s complex, well read, kind and full of crazy stories, while being incredibly devious, one step ahead and totally ambiguous about whether he’s an evil, sociopathic mastermind, or a loving father with a deeply subtle awareness of ethics, who is just immersed in a spy vs spy world where the craziest decisions are necessary and unavoidable.

[garyfrombrooklyn]

Security thinks they caught him, he’s standing there calmly preparing to be taken into custody. This is how you open a series

[mingodingo]

I like how the alarm goes off before everything locks down so he could have sprinted out the door if he wanted to. I also love how the guards stand directly in each other's line of fire.

[twintailMedia]

Still one of the best opening scenes of any series EVER

[Kakarot]

The birth of the most legendary TV character - Raymond Reddington

[chickpea]

I love how he’s always so dramatic, surrendering on the emblem of the FBI 😂 James Spader made this character great, just like Johnny D did to Jack Sparrow

[FootballGuy]

No joke when I say this is the single greatest pilot of any tv show ever.

[cards]

It was in those few moments, that one scene, Raymond Reddington took possession of my mind.
Kneeling on the FBI seal, fingers locked behind his head, he took possession of all the more physically active parts of me.
I WAS LOST FOREVER to this man!!!

[nby]

Reddington is one of the greatest characters of all time and it’s only possible because of Spader’s portrayal. The show as whole though, leaves a lot to be desired. A few seasons in and it became glaringly obvious that there was no endgame or even an idea of how to end things.

A tight 5-6 seasons with a clear, plausible explanation for who red is and a neatly wrapped up version for how his story ends (or doesn’t), could have made this show one of the greatest of all time. Instead we got loops of contrived identities, pointless shadow organizations/enemies, and one of the most frustrating characters of all time in Liz.

[zeriul]

now imagine James Spader as the riddler, just how scary could that be

[MehWhatever]

He surrenders like a boss. I just love that scene 😂

[yujirohanma]

This is just phenomenal. I have seen movie scenes that are really brilliant like the John Wick's introduction but this, is just SICK. Raymond Reddington is just something else.

[jonebert]

I love the psyhcology behind this series in order to catch the bad guy u have to think and sometimes be the badguy...

[zuccbucc]

“Who the hell is Elizabeth Keen?” Only the most insufferable and annoying character in the whole show

[testahom]

Liz was the weakest character in the whole series.

[brennanbrackbill]

This character fits James Spader so well and in my opinion, it’s the best role he’s ever done!

[victorpalencia]

The dude legit has time to put his stuff down, position himself on the FBI logo and legit put his hands behind his head as if he planned the whole thing. LEGENDARY!!!!

[dlemmuh]

looking back on every role James has had, had led him to this. His masterpiece.

[geredasonnboy]

The Concierge of Crime. No character is better than Red. He's just too good.

[cards]

In this scene I knew I was in love with Raymond Reddington and I would never leave him.
What a fabulous show. James Spader is spectacular!