"The Blacklist: Redemption" was canceled primarily due to low ratings. Despite being a spin-off of the successful series "The Blacklist," it struggled to attract a substantial audience during its single season in 2017. Critics noted that while it had potential, the storytelling and character development did not resonate as well with viewers. Ultimately, NBC decided to focus on other programming options, leading to the show's cancellation after just eight episodes.

"The Blacklist" is a crime thriller series centered on Raymond "Red" Reddington, a former criminal mastermind who collaborates with the FBI to catch high-profile criminals. "The Blacklist: Redemption" is a spin-off that follows Tom Keen, a character from the original series, as he works with a covert organization led by his mother, Scottie Hargrave. While "The Blacklist" focuses on Reddington's intricate plots and alliances, "Redemption" explores Tom's quest for identity and his complex family dynamics.

Yes, "The Blacklist: Redemption" is linked to "The Blacklist." It is a spin-off that features characters from the original series. The show centers around Tom Keen, a character from "The Blacklist," and his mother, Scottie Hargrave, who leads a covert mercenary organization. While it has its own storylines, "Blacklist: Redemption" is set in the same universe and includes connections to the main series, exploring themes of redemption, family, and morality.

"The Blacklist: Redemption" is a spin-off of the series "The Blacklist." It’s best to watch it after watching at least a few episodes of "The Blacklist," particularly Season 4, where character Tom Keen and his storyline are introduced. This will provide context for the characters and events in "Redemption." The spin-off consists of 8 episodes and can be watched after Season 4 of "The Blacklist" to enhance your understanding of Tom Keen's character and his relationships.