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Liz struggles with the moral ambiguity of working with Red and the danger of their undercover mission. She also discovers a hidden surveillance camera in her home, heightening her suspicion about her life and her husband, Tom.

Through Liz and Red's intervention, the FBI thwarts the assassination attempt. Wujing is eventually captured while attempting to flee the country. Critical Reception & Spoilers

Critics from outlets like The A.V. Club noted that this episode established the "procedural" rhythm of the show while successfully building the overarching mystery of Tom Keen's true identity. [S1E3] Wujing

While Elizabeth works under extreme pressure to decrypt the message, she also manages to plant a bug to allow the FBI to track Wujing's activities. The mission becomes a race against time to stop Wujing's team from assassinating a CIA agent identified in the decrypted data.

To intercept and decrypt high-level U.S. intelligence to dismantle CIA operations in Asia. Liz struggles with the moral ambiguity of working

The mystery surrounding Tom grows as Liz finds more clues suggesting he is not who he claims to be, though he maintains his "innocent husband" persona. The Blacklister: Wujing (No. 84) Role: An elite Chinese intelligence officer and mercenary.

In this episode, Raymond "Red" Reddington informs the FBI about , a high-profile Chinese spy and "Blacklister" who specializes in killing or capturing CIA assets. Wujing has hired Red to help decode a stolen, encrypted CIA transmission. Red insists that Elizabeth Keen accompany him undercover as a cryptography expert to the secret underground facility where the decoding will take place. Wujing is eventually captured while attempting to flee

At the end of the episode, Red receives a localized envelope containing information about "The Girl" (Liz) and her husband, further cementing the idea that Red's interest in Liz is deeply personal.