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For now, the more prosaic but still evocative title is The Blacklist (Friday, 9pm, Sky Living).

The next name on "The Blacklist": Thursday night comedy.

Check out the infographic below for a rundown on those who have run from the long arm of the law, and don't forget to tune into The Blacklist, Monday, Sept. 23, at 10/9c on NBC.

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The blacklist announced Friday covers eight companies scattered throughout Iran, five of them in special economic zones designed in part to encourage foreign investment.

NBC unveiled its 2014-15 prime-time lineup on Sunday morning, with a new schedule that moves the crime drama "The Blacklist" to Thursday nights in February.

On Monday NBC announced premiere dates for its fall schedule, including returning favorites "The Voice," "The Blacklist" and "Sunday Night Football" and new series "The Mysteries of Laura" and "Marry Me".

Sunday, May 11, NBC announced that it will add six new shows and move its hit series "The Blacklist" to Thursday night for the 2014-2015 season, thus ending the network's legendary two-hour comedy block, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The European Union added the group to its terrorist blacklist on Monday, along with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.

Mr. Salehi's statement came after the United States added an Iranian cargo airline, three officials from Iran's Revolutionary Guards and a Nigerian trading agent to its sanctions blacklist on Tuesday, citing evidence they had conspired to funnel illicit weapons shipments to Syria and Africa disguised as humanitarian aid and building materials.

The United States added an Iranian cargo airline, three officials from Iran's Revolutionary Guards and a Nigerian trading agent to its Iran sanctions blacklist on Tuesday, on evidence they had conspired to funnel illicit weapons shipments to Syria and Africa disguised as humanitarian aid and building materials.