Megan Boone, who played Liz Keen on broadcast television, was a prominent figure in broadcast television for a good part of a decade. The BlacklistHowever, that was in June 2021. When Liz was brutally murderedThe Season 8 finale. The actress said farewell to last year in a post that seemed to nod to her departure from NBC.
Boone was to Instagram to post a photo that doesn’t actually feature her at all, but said a “Goodbye”She will be turning 2021 with a list containing names and other important information. Who are some of those names? “Liz.”Have a look at these:
Megan Boone didn’t explicitly say that she was talking about Elizabeth Keen in her mention of “Liz,”But it would be a good idea for her to say goodbye to her long-time friend. BlacklistShe looks ahead to 2022 as her life and career progress. Also, she used the caption as a way to pay small respects to those who died in 2022, such as Desmond Tutu (presumably), Cicely Tyson and Michael K. Williams, and Betty White. Died at the age 99December 31,
She is also an advocate for climate legislation, which she mentioned in her goodbye 2021. Her mentions of those who have died and “majesty” being lost weren’t exactly the happiest sentiments for ringing in the new year, I think plenty of people can echo her hope that we find majesty “again”In 2022.
All things 2022 Megan Boone is safe, it probably won’t include The Blacklist. Her departure from the show actually was revealed Before the Season 8 finale airedThis gave fans time to speculate on the future of Liz, and allowed them to imagine how they might replace her after almost ten decades. Fans could have hoped that Boone would reprise the role if Liz had gone on a mission or sent away.
Liz’s death in the final moments of Season 8 definitely ruled out the character coming back alive, but perhaps she could make an appearance via flashback or hallucination if Boone is ever available and the show needs her. Ryan Eggold able to play the same role as TomAfter being killed, and continuing to star in New Amsterdam, after all!
The show is going on without Liz, although it hasn’t been crushing in the ratings in what This could have been an excellent time slotOn NBC, Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET, leading into Law & OrderBlock is made up of SVU9:00 p.m. Organized Crime10:00 p.m. The BlacklistWill Revert to the old Friday night slotHowever, it may be able to thrive again even without Liz, in February. Megan Boone’s time can be relived here BlacklistYou can stream the first eight seasons of The Leading Lady on Netflix right now.