The Blacklist season 3 billboards in L.A. 

With all the fresh new TV shows debuting this Fall it would be easy to forget some of the returning favourites, but that\'s not a problem with

The Blacklist, back for a thrilling third season of intrigue and espionage.

James Spader\'s \'Concierge of Crime\', \'Raymond "Red" Reddington\' and his FBI profiler handler \'Liz Keene\' (Megan Boone) has certainly evolved since the show premiered back in the Fall of 2013, and this season will see the unlikely duo on the run as the FBI\'s most wanted.

Expect things to get a bit darker for the double act as they are now running for their very lives, from the law and the shadowy

Cabal, all the while with Red looking impeccably tailored in fine suits and hats.

These striking red, white and black season three billboards were snapped along the

Sunset Strip on August 24 and later along Santa Monica Boulevard in West L.A. on August 30, 2015.

If you\'re a fan of the show, which started with the simple premise of

Red giving the FBI access to a list of dangerous global criminals, terrorists and murderers in exchange for an immunity agreement, be sure to also check out these recent 2015 Emmy consideration billboards for The Blacklist from around the streets of L.A.

The Blacklist and the very clever season two outdoor ad campaign which saw Red Reddington as the model on the front covers of iconic magazines.

\'it\'s good to be wanted\', but let\'s see whether Liz and Red can survive this deadly season to enjoy a future fourth season.

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