The Blacklist Season 6 Episode 8 Marko Jankowics

Reddington and the Task Force are in hot pursuit of a new Blacklister, named Marko Jankowics. Jankowics is a highly skilled forger, known for creating nearly perfect counterfeit art pieces that have fooled even the most discerning art collectors and experts. But it's not just his skill with a paintbrush that has Reddington interested in capturing him - Jankowics is also connected to a much larger conspiracy that threatens the stability of the international art market.

As the team investigates, they learn that Jankowics has been working with a shadowy organization known only as "the Consortium." The Consortium is a powerful global network of art collectors and dealers who use their vast wealth and influence to manipulate the market, driving prices up or down as they see fit. Jankowics is their go-to man for creating the counterfeit works that help them achieve their goals.

But as the Task Force closes in on Jankowics and the Consortium, they discover that there's more to the story than meets the eye. For one thing, Jankowics seems uncharacteristically nervous and edgy - not the demeanor of a man who's used to pulling off elaborate art heists with ease. And when the team finally tracks him down, they realize that Jankowics has a secret that could turn everything they know about him on its head.

As they interrogate Jankowics and dig deeper into the Consortium's operations, the Task Force comes to a shocking realization: the art forgery ring is just a cover for something much more sinister. Jankowics and the Consortium are actually working to destabilize governments and undermine global security - and the counterfeit art is just one aspect of their larger plan.

With this new information in hand, Reddington and the team must race against time to stop Jankowics and the Consortium before it's too late. But as they close in on their targets, they discover that the enemy is always one step ahead of them, and that even their most trusted allies may be playing a dangerous game of double-cross.

In the end, the team must make some tough decisions about who they can trust and how far they're willing to go in order to protect their country and preserve the international art market. And as they face off against some of their most dangerous foes yet, they'll realize that the only thing more challenging than catching a Blacklister is figuring out what to do with them once they're in custody.