S9.E8

Stirring the Pot

Episode aired May 13, 2019
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42m

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Donnie Wahlberg and Marisa Ramirez in Blue Bloods (2010)

Erin and Frank clash over a new policy from the district attorney's office that undermines Frank's policies; Erin is at odds with Governor Mendez over questionable sex-trafficking laws; Dann... Read allErin and Frank clash over a new policy from the district attorney's office that undermines Frank's policies; Erin is at odds with Governor Mendez over questionable sex-trafficking laws; Danny risks his badge to protect a friend from losing his.Erin and Frank clash over a new policy from the district attorney's office that undermines Frank's policies; Erin is at odds with Governor Mendez over questionable sex-trafficking laws; Danny risks his badge to protect a friend from losing his.

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The Reagans disagree

This episode has Bridget Moynahan caught in the middle of a feud between her father and Governor David Zayas. Tom Selleck is not happy about the DA not prosecuting drug busts with a small amount in possession and takes appropriate action.

Donnie Wahlberg is caught between a rock and a hard place as he tries to cover up for Detective Josh Randall who froze during a shootout. Wahlberg and Randall go back to the Academy together and have a lot of history.

Will Estes starts having doubts about his own leadership capacities when one of the men in his charge is nearly killed.

It's a good mix of stories in this Blue Bloods episode.

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Dec 13, 2019
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Interesting Fact about Hockey conveyed by Frank Reagan:

"The six original hockey teams played against each other 14 or 15 times in a season. Real hatred sprung up, real teeth got knocked out, real eyes got gouged. And by the end of the season, before the playoffs, a lot of the guys wanted to kill each other. A custom took hold in the 1930s. After each deciding game in the playoffs, players lined up on the ice, shook hands, congratulated, consoled each other. They still do it today. Unique in professional sports. "

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When Ramos is shot. They are all at the Hospital. Frank always makes a point to rush to the hospital, when an officer is shot. Yet here no Frank, in fact no one from One PP.

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Garrett Moore: His statement also recommends legalizing the possession of marijuana.
Frank Reagan: So, if I'm walking down the street smoking a cigar, I get a summons, but if I'm smoking a joint, I'm cool.