This Blue Bloods story is one where Steve Schirippa as Bridget Moynahan's investigator gets to shine. She and her father Tom Selleck are feeling the heat and they were on opposite sides of a program for rehabilitation of non-violent offenders, her for it and her father against it.
Daniel Watts whom she recommended for the program is the prime suspect in a cop killing. He was arrested fairly close to the scene and surveillance video showed he was carrying a gun.
It's Schirippa's good work that brings out the truth in the situation. No one walks away from this one completely vindicated.
There's one really dramatic scene where Moynahan meets with Liza J. Bennett and she hauls off and slaps Moynahan really hard. That's a scene watch a hundred times in reruns and still be jolted. Bennett also as the grieving widow gets two scenes and she's outstanding.
One of the best Blue Bloods episodes I've seen.
Daniel Watts whom she recommended for the program is the prime suspect in a cop killing. He was arrested fairly close to the scene and surveillance video showed he was carrying a gun.
It's Schirippa's good work that brings out the truth in the situation. No one walks away from this one completely vindicated.
There's one really dramatic scene where Moynahan meets with Liza J. Bennett and she hauls off and slaps Moynahan really hard. That's a scene watch a hundred times in reruns and still be jolted. Bennett also as the grieving widow gets two scenes and she's outstanding.
One of the best Blue Bloods episodes I've seen.