The Blacklist begs you to care about its fall finale

Here’s what’s up in the world of TV for Monday, November 10. All times are Eastern.
Top pick
The Blacklist (NBC, 9 p.m.): The Blacklist concludes its 2014 run tonight with “The Decembrist,” in which Red travels to Moscow with Berlin to track down a Russian official so they can put a stop to the latest hackneyed threat in this universe. Alan Alda and Peter Stormare will make guest appearances. James Spader will almost certainly say something vague and anonymous before every act break. The Blacklist will return in the new year on Super Bowl Sunday, February 1.
Also noted
Jane The Virgin (The CW, 9 p.m.): We’re very happy to say that Jane The Virgin was officially added to the weekly TV Club rotation last week. And Oliver Sava will be back tonight to dissect “Chapter Five.” Last week, he called the show a blend of Gilmore Girls, Ugly Betty, and Pushing Daisies, and we couldn’t agree more! This week, Jane and Xo get in a fight about Jane’s dad, so she moves in with Michael, but it turns out to not be a great decision. The official TV Guide synopsis also felt the need to say that Rafael and Petra continue to experience marital problems as if there could ever be a reality where that isn’t true. We here at What’s On Tonight are desperately asking the same question as Rose: WHERE IS LUISA? Hopefully we’ll get answers to that question as well as some more well timed narration jokes on tonight’s episode.
Sleepy Hollow (Fox, 9 p.m.): Ichabod and Abbie’s latest challenge? A succubus! We’re very sad to report that said succubus is not our favorite succubus, Lost Girl’s Bo. Ichabod doesn’t understand what Abbie means by the phrase “get lucky” (“Ahh, macking”). Check back here at TV Club after the episode for Zack Handlen’s analysis.
Regular coverage
Gotham (Fox, 8 p.m.)
Gravity Falls (Disney XD, 8:30 p.m.)
Star Wars Rebels (Disney XD, 9 p.m.)
Elsewhere in TV Club
Molly Eichel has a For Our Consideration about actor Will Lee’s death and how Sesame Street used Big Bird’s mourning period as a way to teach children about death. And Erik Adams talks with Paul Reubens about the new Pee-wee Herman movie.
What else is on?
The Originals (The CW, 8 p.m.): Sonja Sohn continues to guest star as Lenore-possessed-by-Esther in an all new episode of The Originals, which has a whole lot going on because this show never rests for a second. The promos promise a surprise visit from someone from Klaus’s past. We’re hoping it’s a therapist from his past who will sit down with him to work out all of his obvious psychosexual issues with his family.