User Reviews

This episode shows a real divergence in the job attitudes of elected and appointed officials. For the mayor he serves the shooting of a tourist from Iowa who went out for a smoke while dining with his wife at an upscale restaurant is a public relations matter. We don't want tourism declining hence this case must be given top priority. On Criminal Intent Goren and Eames would have it.

But for Police Commissioner Tom Selleck it rubs him the wrong way that the tourist from Iowa rates above citizens of his city, minority citizens at that.

This also causes division between brother and sister Donnie Wahlberg and Bridget Moynahan. When Wahlberg arrests Haitian immigrant Gbenga Akinnagbe for the crime she's feeling she has a slam dunk. Akinnagbe didn't help himself by running either.

Dinner at the Reagans on Sunday is kind of tense between the siblings.

Not a bad story, tune in to find out who was right and why the brother and sister took the positions they did.

By far one of the best episodes this season. Superb acting all around. All the parts for this episode were perfectly cast. Kudos to all the actors that were a part of this episode. Love they are not following the lead of the other cop show out there. Other cops shows feel the need to cast a star in every episode, and I am a bit tired of that. Blood Blue seems to be doing it differently and that is refreshing. That is why I love the show so much.

The storyline for this episode was also one of the most interesting to date. Blue Bloods is becoming one of my favorite shows. I hope the network continues to keep the family story lines intact. Love all the dinner scene with the family. Keep it up!

What was the drink Frank ordered for Garrett at the end of the show?