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Blue Bloods Unwritten Rules (2010– ) Online

Blue Bloods Unwritten Rules (2010– ) Online
Original Title :
Unwritten Rules
Genre :
TV Episode / Crime / Drama
Year :
2010–
Directror :
David Barrett
Cast :
Donnie Wahlberg,Bridget Moynahan,Will Estes
Writer :
Robin Green,Mitchell Burgess
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
44min
Rating :
8.3/10
Blue Bloods Unwritten Rules (2010– ) Online

A cop is shot while responding to a robbery, and later dies at the hospital. Frank then orders that everything be done to find the shooter. Danny investigates and gets second hand info on a suspect. He finds a witness who may have seen the shooter but is not sure. So they bring her to the station to look at photos but she fails to identify him, Danny does a little maneuvering to get her to say it's the suspect. So he picks him up and puts him in a line-up. The witness is still uncertain. Erin tells Danny they don't have enough. He, Henry, her boss and the whole department are upset with her. So much that cops who are suppose to testify say they're unavailable. Frank upon learning this intervenes. But they are still unable to get the man they think shot the cop.
Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Donnie Wahlberg Donnie Wahlberg - Danny Reagan
Bridget Moynahan Bridget Moynahan - Erin Reagan
Will Estes Will Estes - Jamie Reagan
Len Cariou Len Cariou - Henry Reagan
Tom Selleck Tom Selleck - Frank Reagan
Amy Carlson Amy Carlson - Linda Reagan
Sami Gayle Sami Gayle - Nicky Reagan-Boyle
Marisa Ramirez Marisa Ramirez - Maria Baez
Gregory Jbara Gregory Jbara - Garrett Moore
Vanessa Ray Vanessa Ray - Eddie Janko
Malcolm Goodwin Malcolm Goodwin - Angelo Reid
John Ventimiglia John Ventimiglia - Dino Arbogast
Sylvia Kauders Sylvia Kauders - Mrs. Caruso
James Martinez James Martinez - Officer Salazar
Abigail Hawk Abigail Hawk - Abigail Baker


User reviews

Fiarynara

Fiarynara

The worst possible story begins another exciting season of this fabulous show. A female police officer is shot to death and the feeling of close family of her fellow officers was never stronger as they demand justice.

The problem is that even though it appears that the accused did the dastardly crime, she has to let him go as the witness is not strong as well as other factors.

We see the implications and ramifications of such a decision. Everyone is angry, naturally.

How Erin and Danny trap the accused in the end was a joy to watch. Nothing like the technicality of the law. The law does come around to render justice.

Frank Regan shows again that despite his true feelings, abiding by the law always comes first. A first-rate episode, as always.
Dilmal

Dilmal

The whole Reagan family got involved in this one story. A young female officer, wife and mother, dies when she's shot pursuing a suspect. As it happens it's Will Estes who is the first on the scene to respond.

It's also Donnie Wahlberg who captures the shooter. But it's Bridget Moynahan who lets him go because she feels the ID of an elderly witness won't stand up. Every cop in the city feels the widower's pain and anger which they take out on the NY County DA's office in certain ways.

And of course it's Commissioner Tom Selleck who has to deal with the whole tragic mess and keep peace in his own family.

The Reagans always come together, but this episode put a strain on family ties.
Juce

Juce

This episode once again points up the differences between detective Danny Reagan and lawyer Erin. An officer is shot in the first five minutes of the story. When she dies, the entire force is out to get her killer. After Danny uses questionable methods to get an eyewitness I Don the shooter, Erin doesn't believe she has enough of a case to prosecute the man, so he is released. This causes a LOT of controversy, both in the workplace and within the Reagan family. Watching this show, I have come to realize that Erin's job is one of the hardest in the family, as it often puts her in conflict with other members, Danny in particular. In this story, it was especially satisfying to watch the two of them realize that they both wanted the same thing, and then to watch them work together to achieve that end. Frank, as Commissioner, works to maintain a sense of duty within the police force, and makes a special request of Jamie because of his lawyer education. Jamie has a fine moment while carrying out that request, in addition to meeting a new partner. There is a moment just before the end that brings all the Reagans together and gives a sense of closure to the viewer. All in all, this is a big part of why I continue to watch the show. One of the things that marks this episode is special, for me, is that there is only one storyline throughout. Usually, there are two stories, sometimes even three, but not this time.