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Normally, we all love to hate the self-righteous attorney. But this time, Eren really knocks the ball out of the park with her righteous anger and determination. Rather than her usual, "sorry, I can't do anything because I don't have the evidence," she's ready to do whatever it takes to make sure justice is served. The only unfortunate thing about this episode is that we didn't get to see this awesome part of Eren in pretty much any other episode. I love the series, and generally I consider her the worst part of the whole thing to be Eren's self-righteous and whiny behavior. But for once, she comes out as MVP.

The main plot line in this Blue Bloods episode involves Donnie Wahlberg and Jennifer Esposito investigating the shooting of a union official. The deceased was a member of the construction trade and he was acting as an informant for that other Reagan family member ADA Bridget Moynahan and she's working closely with her brother on this. She'd like not to think that the deceased activity for her caused her informant's demise.

The question of conscience here is that the deceased came to law enforcement because he was concerned about possible crooked activity in the union. A little bow to On The Waterfront for this question.

Was it connected to his activities? I can say yes and no on this one. I will also say it was something that was not asked of Bridget Moynahan that sets in motion the events that solve this case.

I wasn't crazy about the reason given for the slaying. But I did love the performance of Adam Scarimbolo as the actual shooter. He comes from as long a tradition of criminal activity as the Reagans have in law enforcement. But he's one real bottom feeder.

I'd watch this one mainly for him.