7
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Joe 'Smokey' Putnum is a fictional character portrayed by Michael Aronov in the TV series The Blacklist.
In the first episode they appeared in, titled Smokey Putnum (No. 30) (season 5), they were 41 years old.
They appear in 6 episodes out of a total of 218 aired

Joe 'Smokey' Putnum

by Michael Aronov

character

Episodes6

  • 8
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    Smokey Putnum (No. 30)
    episode S5.E1 september 2017
    With his criminal empire in ruins, Red enlists Liz in a plan to earn cash and deliver a new Blacklister to the Task Force.
  • 7.6
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    Miss Rebecca Thrall (No. 76)
    episode S5.E3 october 2017
    The team investigates a number of suspicious police shootings. Ressler is distracted by his outside issues. Red needs Tom's help to re-establish his criminal empire.
  • 7.6
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    Pattie Sue Edwards (No. 68)
    episode S5.E15 march 2018
    As Liz continues tracking Tom's killers, Red tries to solve a tax issue in his money laundering. Meanwhile, Aram goes out to the field when the Task Force investigates a viral outbreak.
  • 7.4
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    Nicholas T. Moore (No. 110)
    episode S5.E20 may 2018
    The mysterious appearance of an unidentified young girl sends Liz and the Task Force on a hunt to discover her connection to the secret Red is hiding. However, when her family steps in to protect their own secrets, the investigation turns into a race to save the little girl's life.
  • 7.6
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    Lawrence Dane Devlin (No. 26)
    episode S5.E21 may 2018
    When Samar lands in the crosshairs of an unconventional Blacklister, Aram and the Task Force spring into action to find her before it's too late. Meanwhile, Red journeys to Costa Rica to prevent the duffel bag of bones from being sold to the highest bidder at an underground auction.
  • 7.7
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    Lady Luck (No. 69)
    episode S6.E16 april 2019
    Liz and Ressler investigate a Blacklister who offers to erase gambling debts - at a deceptively high price; Dembe grows concerned as Red tests loyalties of their business associates in search of the person who turned him in to the police.