NBC’s ‘Blindspot’ first fall show to get full-season order

Looks like the investigators on “Blindspot” will get a little more time to look over those tattoo clues.

NBC’s thriller about a mysterious woman whose tattoos point to crimes that FBI agents then have to solve just became the first new fall series on network TV to get a full-season commitment.

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The network said Friday it had ordered nine additional episodes of “Blindspot,” which stars Sullivan Stapleton and Jaimie Alexander. The team of executive producers includes Greg Berlanti, best known for “Arrow” and CBS’ upcoming “Supergirl.”

“Blindspot” is the fall’s top-rated new series among adults 18 to 49 and has averaged 9.6 million viewers overall on the nights that original episodes are telecast, according to Nielsen.

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