The third season finale of the enigma-riddled show "The Blacklist" has not only left its rabid fans shocked but has also made them even more desperate for answers. But the fanbase and the viewers alike may no longer have to wait impatiently as crucial updates about the show have emerged lately to satisfy their curiosity.

Rumors have indicated that the "The Blacklist" film date will be revolving around July 20. The date is not farfetched at all as most shows have geared up their production on the same date or even near the said date. Moreover, star Diego Klattenholf who plays Ressler in the show recently tweeted a photo of a bike in New York city that may well be suggesting that the filming has begun.

Fans have learned that Alexander Kirk (Ulrich Thomsen) can just be as significant of a character as he can change the plot of the show dramatically if he wishes to. In this regard, the show's protagonist Elizabeth Keen (Megan Boone) might just be moving away from him predictably. This can catapult the always mysterious Raymond Reddington (James Spader) into a much bigger and impactful character in the upcoming season.

CarterMatt.com also reported that Keen and Reddington may strike back a partnership in the next arc. This may come beneficial for Keen as the character is currently embroiled with tribulations that may or may not be solely orchestrated by his father. This has inevitably separated Keen from Reddington as she falls deeper into Kirk's intricate web of machinations.

Meanwhile, the spin-off of the series "The Blacklist: Redemption" is also set to be released this year. The show will feature a new protagonist along with some character to be taken from the original plot. The 8-episode spin-off will detail a different story but will also drive its way through the main series.