The Blacklist is a US crime thriller that debuted on Australian screens back in 2013. Now in its seventh season, we’re about to be taken back to the dark and mysterious world of high-profile criminals and international espionage.
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When Raymond “Red” Reddington, a former US Navy officer who has strayed into criminal activity, hands himself into the FBI, he brings an end to a decade long manhunt. But he has a way out. Red has a list that details the most dangerous active criminals around, and he’s ready to use it as a bargaining tool.
But there’s only one person that he is interested in working with, and that’s a young FBI agent called Elizabeth Keen. In each new episode, a new criminal is revealed and the pair begin to rid the world of another evil fugitive.
Starring James Spader (Roseanne), Megan Boone (Eastbound & Down), Diego Klattenhoff (Modern Family) and created by Jon Bokenkamp, the much anticipated Blacklist TV series has arrived in Australia and using the information in this guide you won’t have to miss a key moment.
Where to Watch or Stream The Blacklist
Channel 7 is currently The Blacklist series free to air provider and will be televising new episodes as they become available. In an effort to expand the reach of this popular show, it will now also be available on Telstra TV Box Office. Telstra TV Box Office is home to the most recent blockbusters straight from the cinema, as well as up-to-date episodes of the hottest shows on TV right now, which includes The Righteous Gemstones and Homecoming.
To access Telstra TV Box Office all you need is an internet connection. Each episode is available to watch in either standard or high definition. If you have a Telstra TV Box Office account, you can access many films and TV Shows on demand, including The Blacklist. If you don’t, simply sign up via their site, it’s completely free. There is also a Telstra Box Office app for Android devices, which you can download at Google Play.
To start streaming from a browser, simply head to the Telstra TV Box Office website and select TV Shows and search for The Blacklist. You can buy each episode for only $2.99 or get the whole season for $17.99. You can stream The Blacklist Seasons 1 to 6 on PCs/Macs, mobile devices, a number of Smart TVs, and of course, on the brand new Telstra TV 3.
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The Blacklist Season Listing
All new episodes of season 7 of The Blacklist are available now on Telstra TV Box Office, where it is exclusively available to stream on demand. Here are a list of the episodes available
| Seasons | Episodes | Provider |
|---|---|---|
| Season 1 | 22 Episodes | Telstra TV Box Office |
| Season 2 | 22 Episodes | Telstra TV Box Office |
| Season 3 | 23 Episodes | Telstra TV Box Office |
| Season 4 | 22 Episodes | Telstra TV Box Office |
| Season 5 | 22 Episodes | Telstra TV Box Office |
| Season 6 | 22 Episodes | Telstra TV Box Office |
| Season 7 | 12 Episodes | Telstra TV Box Office |
The Blacklist Mobile Device List
The following are the list of compatible mobile and internet connected devices for which you can stream The Blacklist, with new apps and devices being added as they become available.
| Device | Available? | User Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Telstra TV | Yes | Available on all models |
| Android Devices | Yes | Via native app (Android 4.4 and above) |
| iOS Devices | Yes | Via native app (iOS 9 and above) |
| PC/Mac | Yes | Web browser only (latest Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox or other major browsers with Flash installed) |
| Select Smart TVs | Yes | Panasonic 2016 and later, LG 2016 and later, Samsung 2016 and later |
Must See TV for fans of The Blacklist
The Blacklist currently has seven seasons that will leave you wanting for more. Once you’ve caught them all you may wish to get your teeth into something in the same vein, so we’ve made a few suggestions below.
Homecoming (Telstra TV)
When an agent comes to interview Heidi about her work in the Homecoming government facility, she is horrified to learn that the soldiers she thought she was helping were being held involuntarily. This makes her ultimately question exactly what her role was, and why the psychologically unstable men were being imprisoned. You can watch the first season of Homecoming on Telstra TV Box Office.
Succession (Foxtel)
Although he has no plans to step aside as the head of the international media conglomerate controlled by his family, ageing patriarch Logan Roy is contemplating what the future holds. He has lingered in the limelight longer than even he thought he would, and now family members want to run the company as they see fit. Despite a best-laid succession plan, tempers flare over Logan’s intentions.
Divorce (Telstra TV)
Spread across three seasons, the TV series Divorce stars Sarah Jessica Parker and Thomas Haden Church looks at the difficulties of divorce. It’s a light-hearted, often comical take on the difficulties the couple have during their separation, and how together they deal with life after marriage. It’s written by Sarah Horgan, the celebrated Irish writer and actor who brought us comedy series such as Pulling and Catastrophe.
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