TV Review: Blue Bloods [2010-2011]

The Reagan family of police officers working for the New York Police Department. The police drama debuted on September 24, 2010 on CBS.

MAIN CAST

Donnie Wahlberg

Bridget Moynahan

Will Estes

Len Cariou

Tom Selleck

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS

Jennifer Esposito

Nicholas Turturro

SEASON 1 EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

01 – The Reagan family is introduced as the multi-generational Blue Bloods

02 – A Good Samaritan is targeted after he blotches a subway train robbery

03 – A rape suspect is protected with diplomatic immunity

04 – A heist in the Diamond District concludes with an officer down

05 - The police searches for the target of an impending terrorist threat

06 - Danny is finding the source of narcotics that killed three teenagers

07 - Erin uses a gangster’s brother as bait while Danny protects him

08 - Danny clears his brother’s name after a suspect is killed in Chinatown

09 - Released inmates are testing the boundaries of the Blue Bloods

10 – A nightclub doorman is killed and suspects are abound for Danny

11 – A missing child remains are found which opens Frank’s 25 year-old cold case

12 – A Russian mob prince is shot at his own engagement party

13 – A counterterrorism undercover is shot in broad daylight in Central Park

14 – A teenager arranges her own kidnapping which backfires putting her in danger

15 – Commissioner Reagan has been shot as the family and the NYPD investigates

16 – Nicky sees her first murder victim after a girl is found murdered at the debutante ball

17 – Danny investigates the murder of a former U.S Marine war hero who is homeless

18 – Danny’s wife is kidnapped until he agrees not to testify against a known drug kingpin

19 – Danny enters the cut-world of modeling as a runway model and a reporter are poisoned

20 – A tourist is killed outside of restaurant which may have been well planned

21 – Neighbors of the Reagans are murdered and their son becomes a prime suspect

22 – Season Finale: The Reagans attempt to expose the Blue Templar bypassing Internal Affairs

RECOMMENDED – 4 OUT OF 5