When Danny is sitting at the table, you can see francis arms on the table, but when the camera shows him again his arms are not on the table and in the next shot they are back on the table.
3 Reviews
Sibling rivalry was never like this!
johngmurray-5796820 August 2021
Warning: Spoilers
The second to last episode of the season delivers-oh boy does it ever! There are two stories. The first concerns the murders of an elderly couple who the Reagans knew when Frank's kids were young. The initial suspect is the troubled drug addict son Ronnie,who his abusive father derisively called Cellar Boy. This story has twists and turns and the reveal of who really did it and why is a shock It also features one of soap star Nathaniel Marston's finest ever performances. The second is the continuation of the Blue Templar storyline as it nears its climax. Jamie had been quietly investigating on his own the Blue Templar and their involvement in his brother Joe's murder. Jamie gets another this time less veiled threat from the nasty Sonny Malevski. Soonafter the brakes .on his(formerly Joe's) car are sabotaged and he is almost killed. This finally convinced him to tell Danny,Frank Henry,and Erin what he's been doing. This sets up the action In next episodes season finale.
1.21 It All Happens in the Family ****
edwagreen7 May 2011
I saw in the newspapers this week that the writers of this tremendous show are leaving and that there is a possibility that the show will not be renewed. What a travesty! This show should win the Emmy as best television show of the year and Donnie Wahlberg should be declared the best supporting actor. He is just tremendous as Detective Danny Regan.
Suddenly, we're hearing about the Blue Templar again so we know that the season must be coming to an end for the program.
There is utter sadness when a couple are slain, friends of the Regans. Obviously, attention is immediately shifted to the drug addicted brother. Yet, hell hath no fury when another brother and sister can't take that the family is spending money to aid their ill brother. Shame.
We see the mayor fighting the Police Commissioner over budget cuts. Notice how all agencies are mentioned as being impacted with the exception of schools. We could be more realistic, but as always, even this faux pas is well handled.
Suddenly, we're hearing about the Blue Templar again so we know that the season must be coming to an end for the program.
There is utter sadness when a couple are slain, friends of the Regans. Obviously, attention is immediately shifted to the drug addicted brother. Yet, hell hath no fury when another brother and sister can't take that the family is spending money to aid their ill brother. Shame.
We see the mayor fighting the Police Commissioner over budget cuts. Notice how all agencies are mentioned as being impacted with the exception of schools. We could be more realistic, but as always, even this faux pas is well handled.
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