There are lots of characters to grow and change, so what happens is important, but not as important as how it lands." "But I have a hunch the Reagans don't stand down.We are far from out of ideas. "I know are mulling over ideas, and they call me saying, 'What do you think?'" he revealed. "I don't think the consequences have ever been this broad.I don't know where they'll go with it, but it gives our writers material for the character, who really has some serious questions of conscience, based on really pushing the envelope in this case." "I think it will give us some very interesting stuff," he said. The actor does know, however, that the finale's twist will be a "very big deal" for his character.ĮXCLUSIVE: Tom Selleck Has Never Used Email, Wants to Play Himself in a 'Magnum P.I.' Remake They may come to us with notes, but I don't know where the character. "I've gotten very comfortable with the notion that the writers come up with ideas when they formulate a story. "I think it obviously changes Frank's life," Selleck confessed, before noting that he "honestly never knows" what the Blue Bloods writers have in store. "I don't want to tell the audience how it turns out, but there's a very nice twist in the show." "We're leading up to a pretty serious confrontation," he added. What has been happening in the show, and I think planted some seeds for the audience, is that there's been something different." "I think for Frank, as much as he's had an adversarial relationship with the mayor, played so well by David Ramsey, when push came to shove, they always found a way there.
Each experience have informs them about the future," the 72-year-old actor shared. "We have kind of a cumulative narrative on the show. After Eddie grew so attached to the newborn boy the duo discovered outside their precinct, Jamie told his beloved that he “knew of a way to get a baby that’s ours to keep.”Īnd there someone is either painting a room either pink or blue, if you know what I mean.WATCH: Kathie Lee Gifford and Tom Selleck Recreate Their 'Live!' Kiss From 20 Years Ago So close and yet so far in tonight’s show’s abandoned-and-then-almost-adopted-child plot, it is obvious too that a baby or at least a trying-to-have-a-baby arc also is in the cards for newly-ish married cop couple Jamie Reagan (Estes) and Eddie Janko-Reagan (Ray). True, the very, very well-watched Blue Bloods hasn’t been formally picked up for another season yet by CBS – but the suspense isn’t exactly killing anyone. Anticipated to have a not-insignificant role to play in what would have been the late-May real finale for this virus-stunted season, Hochman is expected to show up for a least some part of Season 11 of Blue Bloods, I hear. With multiple family-themed storylines overlapping, tonight’s episode certainly looks like it is setting up some big additions for the next season of the Keven Wade-EP’d Blue Bloods. Thanks for tuning in to the #BlueBloods season finale everyone! What was your favorite part? /F9UoFNEG3S “Oh, I’m the smart one,” perfectly replies the NY County Assistant District Attorney as hug, greetings and a prayer followed with the new addition. “I got to ask, how did you get out of becoming a cop?” Hochman’s nervous character asks his newly discovered Aunt Erin (Moynihan).
… Being a cop was like playing for the Bulls with Jordan or the drums with Springsteen, it was just familiar,” the clearly proud grandpa adds to a shocked Bridget Moynihan, Donnie Wahlberg, Will Estes, Vanessa Ray, Len Cariou and Terraciano,ĭespite a threat from his worried mother (Bonne Sommerville) that Joe will have nothing to do with the Reagans, the closing minutes of the Siobhan Byrne O’Connor-penned “Family Secrets,” saw Det. “I will say this, he carries himself in a certain way. “I just met the guy, and he’s my grandson,” Selleck’s patriarch states of the twentysomething portrayed by the Critical Thinking alum and Broadway actor.
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