As Blue Bloods celebrated its 250th episode, Tom Selleck, embodying the iconic Frank Reagan, opened up about the emotional challenges of portraying the character’s experience in the World Trade Center during 9/11. Reflecting on his favorite episode, “The Job” from 2011, Selleck’s sentiments echoed the series’ ability to tackle sensitive topics with authenticity. Season 12 brought another poignant moment as Marissa Ramirez’s character, Maria Baez, finally graced the Reagan family dinner table. Ramirez’s nerves and emotions during the scene, coupled with her recent loss and her grandmother’s fandom, emphasized the deep connections forged both on and off-screen. Blue Bloods continues to navigate controversies, from critiques by the Catholic League to leftist accusations of being “pro-cop propaganda,” showcasing the show’s resilience and its commitment to engaging with societal issues. Despite these challenges, the series maintains a strong viewership, speaking to its lasting impact and the enduring appeal of the Reagan family’s legacy.
Blue Bloods Star REVEALS Why She Was In Tears Leaving Blue Bloods!
