It appears that after the success of the previous episodes of 'Blindspot' Season 1, the upcoming episode 11 will be aired next year. Furthermore, spoilers and teasers have revealed that love might just be the cause of conflicting emotions and possible heartbreaks involving Jane, Weller and Oscar.
It was previously noted by The International Business Times that Episode 10, entititled "Evil Handmade Instrument", will be followed by a mid-season break and the resume of airing of episodes will be on the 29th of February of next year.
Furthermore, the post added spoilers that even show runner Martin Gero's teased that the forthcoming episode of 'Blindspot' Season 1 will feature more deaths and the conflicting love story between Jane-Weller-Oscar will also occur.
For the non-followers, the Episode 10 of 'Blindspot' Season 1 showed how Mayfair tiptoed behind Carter and informed him regarding the whole Guerrero notion. Mayfair was also the one responsible in telling Carter to eradicate Jane due to her ties with Daylight.
Meanwhile, TVLine shared the words that Gero said regarding the upcoming 'Blindspot' Season 1 Episode 11 as well as the relationship of the main characters. It is apparent that the show is not losing its touch when it comes to mysteries and thrills.
The publication also mentioned of how death will dominate the upcoming scenes of 'Blindspot' Season 1 Episode 11. If there is one thing that is clear, it would the painful deaths embracing the whole episodes as well as the rising tensions between the characters.
Meanwhile even though the finale has a fixed date of airing, the show has struggled to stand on its own for many months as reported by Cartermatt. Kudos to Jaimie Alexander series since it has maintained its ratings despite the struggles it had encountered along the way.
Furthermore, the fans and followers alike are hopeful that by the end of season 1, the ratings and the viewership for NBC's 'Blindspot' Season 1 will be strong enough to surpass the competitive TV series industry and the show will not suffer harshly as well.
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