NEW YORK -- NEW YORK (AP) -- They set "The Blacklist" in Washington, but in truth it inhabits a Manhattan studio where "Law & Order" lived for two decades. Judging from its out-of-the-gate robust ratings, good reviews and swift full-season pickup, this new NBC crime thriller could be settling in for a long stay of its own. One day last week, filming dwelled in the FBI's cavernous, mood-lit War Room, where world-class criminal "Red" Reddington has held forth since, for reasons unknown, he surrend...
NEW YORK -- NEW YORK (AP) -- They set "The Blacklist" in Washington, but in truth it inhabits a Manhattan studio where "Law & Order" lived for two decades. Judging from its out-of-the-gate robust ratings, good reviews and swift full-season pickup, this new NBC crime thriller could be settling in for a long stay of its own. One day last week, filming dwelled in the FBI's cavernous, mood-lit War Room, where world-class criminal "Red" Reddington has held forth since, for reasons unknown, he surrend...
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