Common Enemies

I am a writer and I have said when my father passed away that I promised I'd never get over his passing but I would get through it. I posted it on Facebook a few years back. And now you're using that saying! Really maybe this is something that you need to talk to your riders about. because I feel I deserve some sort of recognition for this. I'm very disappointed. And I do like to watch the show blue bloods but this disappointed me

Delgado, Rojas and Reagan really nailed it with the action, acting, dialogue, stuntwork and that moment where the bleeding Danny is a fraction of a second from pulling the trigger and killing Rojas but Baez arrives at the last second and Danny, just got that "almost" look.

And the dialogue of Delgado screaming "kill him! Shoot through me! I don't care if I die!"

Three great actors nailing the scene in a way you don't see often enough.

As always, the ADA & anything Court related (as well as most of the police stuff), is completely wrong & inaccurate ADA Reagan would be fired & possible disbarred.

For the guy whom calls himself a writer and accused the writer's of Blue Bloods for the episode Common Enemies. 1st that saying has been around for over 100 years so I am truly perplexed as to what makes you believe that you may stake claim on the saying?? 2nd I could truly try to stake claim to everything that's been composed on the guitar since 1978 because I've played every single cord and note on the fretboard of my guitar and I truly have composed songs using the cords and notes on the fretboard of my guitar. So whom is the thief and whom is the rightful owner of the music composed on any instrument? The answer is no one and everyone!!

As the wedding day approaches for Will Estes and Vanessa Ray a lot of issues pop up. For Estes he gets put in a highly unusual position of going against his sister Bridget Moynahan when charges are dismissed on a perpetrator who Estes had collared for a stabbing in a bar fight. Problem is no one else heard it and Moynahan wants more evidence. This is usually a fight she has with Donnie Wahlberg.

Wahlberg is in uneasy harness with DEA informer Lou Diamond Phillips. The same drug lord who set fire to Wahlberg's house has now murdered Phillips's wife. That is Danny Trejo who is again playing another of his scary criminal types.

And Vanessa Ray's mom Christina Ebersole meets Tom Selleck on an uncomfortable note. She's throwing the Reagan name around a bit too loosely. But she does have a problem where she is living that is real.

A good episode as Estes and Ray's nuptials get closer.