Network: CBS
Episodes: Ongoing (hour)
Seasons: Ongoing
TV show dates: September 24, 2010 — present
Series status: Has not been cancelled
Performers include: Tom Selleck, Bridget Moynahan, Donnie Wahlberg, Will Estes, Len Cariou, and Dylan Moore.
TV show description:
This drama is about a multi-generational family who are dedicated to New York City law enforcement.
New York City’s Police Commissioner, Frank Reagan (Tom Selleck), is the head of both the police force and the Reagan family. He runs his department as diplomatically as he runs his family, even when dealing with the politics. Those same politics plagued his unapologetically bold father, Henry (Len Cariou), during his stint as Chief.
A widowed father of three boys and a girl, Frank’s essentially a blue-collar guy who’s worked his way up through the ranks. It hasn’t been an easy journey, particularly because he lost his eldest son in the line of duty.
Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) is the oldest surviving Reagan son and a seasoned detective. He’s married, the father of two kids, and a hot-tempered Iraqi War vet who occasionally uses dubious tactics to solve cases.
The sole woman in the Reagan family is Erin Reagan Boyle (Bridget Moynahan). She’s a New York Assistant District Attorney and a newly single parent of a teenage daughter. She also serves as the legal compass for her siblings and father. It was her mother’s wish that she and her younger brother stay in law enforcement but off the police force. She and Danny have each other’s backs but know how to push each other’s buttons too.
Jamie (Will Estes) is the youngest Reagan, fresh out of Harvard Law and the family’s “golden boy.” Unable to deny the family tradition, Jamie decided to give up a lucrative future in law and is now a rookie cop, much to the chagrin of his fiancee. Things become extra complicated when he’s asked to become part of a clandestine police investigation that the rest of the family knows nothing about — something that could impact the family’s legacy forever.
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I always feel good after watching Blue Bloods. It’s like eating a wholesome meal around the dinner table with my family.
I didn’t watch Blue Bloods until their third season, but when I saw the first show—I was hooked! For a week, I binge watched the previous shows to catch up on the series and I have not missed an episode since. My husband didn’t watch the show until last year and is now a die hard fan of the show. He has viewed most of the previous seasons from reruns. TV is not my first choice for entertainment, but Blue Bloods is a show that is intelligently written, grounded in family values, and is so current that I record every… Read more »
Please do not cancel Blue Bloods. It is by far my favorite tv show.
My family loves Blue Bloods. We have watched it from the beginning and watch repeats of this show. Please do not cancel It is a great show.
Great ending Frank (Tom)
You were right in you’re interview earlier in the week. There was not a dry eye in my house. You, a detective should have known who the DNA mystery layed with. I figured that one out. GREAT!!!!!!!! Show. Keep em coming. Can’t wait til Sept or oct……
Please do not cancel Blue Bloods. It is a great TV show about a great family! Love Selleck!
Blue Bloods is the one show of the week that I really look forward to seeing. They have great writers as well as actors. It is the only CBS show I see every week. If it cancelled I will revert back to watching the Ten O’clock news.
I really miss blue bloods. Im very hurt to see it go. Booooo!
What do you mean? It hasn’t been cancelled yet …. hoping to get one last final season.
The show is repetitive and boring. It is a family with no other interest than their jobs, which they cannot for a minute refrain from discussing, and of which they are totally obsessed. Compared to the Rookie or Chicago PD, the show is garbage. Case in point: What idiot gets a degree in law to then go do police work?! How much more of the sanctimony and inflexibility of the PC and the old man must we stomach! Cancel this overrated show!