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Boston Blue spoilers and updates reveal Danny Reagan’s (Donnie Wahlburg) son Sean Reagan (Andrew Terracino) has been recast in the new show. Here’s everything we know about the new Blue Bloods spinoff show.

Sean Reagan Is Now A Cop

Danny Reagan is set to bring a familiar face from Blue Bloods to Boston Blue — but this character will appear quite different to fans of the CBS series.

In this spin-off, Donnie Wahlberg returns as NYPD Officer Danny Reagan, transitioning to the Boston Police Department, where he teams up with Detective Lena Silver (portrayed by Sonequa Martin-Green), the eldest daughter of a well-known law enforcement family.

As for the reason behind Danny’s relocation, it seems as if it’s his younger son, Sean Reagan, who has taken on the role of a patrolman with the Boston Pd.

His older son, Jack Reagan (Tony Terracino) went off to college...

“I Was That, Too” – A pregnant woman asks for Olympia’s help obtaining a divorce from her husband, whose family is a client of the firm, on Matlock, Thursday, April 10 on the CBS Television Network, and streaming on Paramount+*. Pictured (L-r): Kathy Bates as “Madeline Matlock”. Photo: Sonja Flemming/CBS ©2024 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Get ready to mark your calendars, TV fans! CBS is rolling out an exciting lineup for the 2025-2026 season, bringing back 16 of your favorite shows and introducing four brand-new series. It looks like our evenings are officially booked! Before the main “CBS premiere week” kicks off in October, September is packed with some major must-sees. Get ready for CBS to host the 2025 Video Music Awards (VMAs) live for the first time on Sunday, Sept. 7. Then, prepare for laughs and awards on Sunday, Sept. 14 with The 77th Emmy® Awards, hosted by the hilarious Nate Bargatze.

Today, CBS announced fall primetime premiere dates for four new and 16 returning series for the 2025-2026 season. The sophomore hit drama Watson will now air Mondays at 10:00 p.m. Et/Pt in the fall, and the new drama CIA, previously announced to air in the fall, will move to midseason.

The official “CBS Premiere Week” begins Sunday, Oct. 12, with sneak peeks of Matlock and Elsbeth on a special day, followed by seven straight nights of original episodes of new and returning series.

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September is stacked with marquee events, including two fan-favorite annual specials, four season premieres, a summer series’ season finale, and a new special honoring a legendary R&b band.

The CBS Fall 2025 premiere schedule follows. All times are Et/Pt unless noted, and all programs are available to stream live and on demand on Paramount+. Bold program titles denote season premieres, finales, or specials.

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As the current broadcast season wraps up, networks are already looking ahead to the fall. What won’t change for the 2025-2026 season: There are dramas, comedies, animated series, and unscripted shows filling the time slots. CBS even has a couple shows set for 2026-2027, including the new Einstein, starring Matthew Gray Gubler. On CBS, there are a couple changes: NCIS is moving back to its original time slot, Tuesdays at 8/7c, to be followed by spinoffs NCIS: Origins and NCIS: Sydney, for an all-ncis night. FBI is moving to Mondays at 9/8c (NCIS‘s old spot), and Watson is airing after it with CIA moving to the midseason. Blue Bloods‘ offshoot Boston Blue, with Donnie Wahlberg reprising his role as Danny Reagan, is taking the long-running series’ old time slot, Fridays at 10/9c, and joining it and Fire Country that night is the latter’s spinoff, Sheriff Country. NBC...

While other networks are still finding their footing after the strike, CBS is stepping into fall with something increasingly rare: a scripted slate that actually resembles a normal broadcast season.

Anchoring its schedule with 16 returning series and four new ones, CBS is leaning into procedural comfort food and fresh intrigue.

Friday nights get a serious shakeup with Sheriff Country, led by Morena Baccarin, and Boston Blue, starring Donnie Wahlberg and Sonequa Martin-Green. Both shows are poised to bring new energy to familiar beats.

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And while the FBI universe was expected to expand with CIA this fall, the Tom Ellis-led spinoff has been pushed to midseason following a behind-the-scenes creative reset.

The show’s new showrunner hasn’t just delayed production — it may reshape the premise entirely, which is still a work in progress as casting remains underway.

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At least one Reagan family member will appear on Donnie Wahlberg’s Boston Blue, but the actor will appear different than expected. The role of Danny Reagan’s son, Sean, has been recast. Find out what we know so far about the new actor and how Sean also made his way to Boston alongside his dad.

According to Deadline, creative decisions were involved when it came to casting a new actor i the role of Sean Reagan, which was played by actor Andrew Terraciano for Blue Bloods' 14-season run. Sean will join his father in Boston, where he is also planning to start a career in law enforcement like his family.

Sean decided to move to Boston to begin his career as a patrolman with the Boston Pd. He wanted to be able to start his career without the Reagan name following him in New York. Danny’s own move...

Donnie Wahlberg will not be the only Reagan family member to return from Blue Bloods to appear in the upcoming offshoot, Boston Blue. However, the returning Reagan will be looking a little different, as another actor will be in the role.

As has been reported previously, Wahlberg will lead the cast of the new series, reprising his role as Danny Reagan. Per Deadline, it's been reported that the character's youngest son, Sean, will be featured as another main character on Boston Blue. The character originally appeared in a recurring capacity on Blue Bloods with Andrew Terraciano in the role, but Mika Amonsen (Reacher) has been tapped to play Sean in the new series. Armonsen will be a series regular.

The report claims that the recasting was due to the show taking a "new creative direction" on Boston Blue. It's been known that the concept of the series sees Danny relocate to Boston,...

If you’re a fan of CBS’ Beyond the Gates, you may be excited to find out which of Fairmont Crest’s finest will have their names read aloud when nominations for the 2025 Daytime Emmys are announced. Here’s a tip: don’t be.

Unfortunately, neither Beyond the Gates nor any of its cast members are eligible to be nominated this time around, as the eligibility period fell between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 2024. Beyond the Gates didn’t premiere until Feb. 24, 2025, which puts it nearly two full months past the cut-off mark. The performances you’re currently watching (weekdays at 2/1c...

The Reagan family has acquired a new member — just not in the way we were expecting. On the heels of Donnie Wahlberg’s announcement that table reads had begun for his Blue Bloods spin-off, Boston Blue, it’s been revealed that his character’s son has been recast. When the CBS procedural arrives on screens this fall, Danny Reagan’s (Wahlberg) son, Sean, will be played by Mika Amonsen (Thanksgiving). Andrew Terraciano previously appeared as the child of Detective Danny Reagan during the original show’s 14-season run, but, according to Deadline, the creative team decided to go in a different direction for the next chapter. That different direction will see Sean following in the family's footsteps and seeking out a career in law enforcement.

When audiences pick up with Sean, he’ll have relocated right alongside his father to Boston. It’s there that he’ll join the city...

Boston Blue has recast a prominent Blue Bloods character, with the original actor vacating the role.

Per Variety, the show is set to recast the role of Sean Reagan, the youngest son of main character Danny Reagan, played by Donnie Wahlberg. The role was played by Andrew Terraciano throughout Blue Bloods' 14-season run, but Boston Blue will see Mika Amonsen, who recently appeared in Prime Video's Reacher, step into the role.

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A Boston Blue shocker was just revealed by way of a recasting!

In the upcoming Blue Bloods spinoff, starring Donnie Wahlberg, his on-screen son Sean Reagan has now been recast, according to THR.

On Blue Bloods, the youngest son of Donnie‘s character Danny was played by Andrew Terraciano throughout the entire run, and now, Sean will be portrayed by Mika Amonsen.

Keep reading to find out more…

Boston Blue just started filming this week, with a fall premiere date set on CBS!

THR reports that Sean is also relocating to Boston with his dad, and will become a patrolman for Boston Pd.

“Sean committed himself to pursuing his family’s legacy but wanted to do so on his own terms, which meant joining a department outside of his hometown,” a character description reads. “Danny’s decision to stay in Boston gives this father and son duo a chance to reconnect on a deeper level.

The Reagan family in the new Blue Bloods universe series this fall, Boston Blue, is going to look a bit different: one of Danny’s (Donnie Wahlberg) sons has been recast. Mika Amonsen has joined the cast in the series regular role of Sean Reagan, CBS announced on Wednesday, July 9. Throughout the 14 seasons of Blue Bloods, through the series finale, the character was played by Andrew Terraciano. For the new offshoot, Danny’s youngest son has relocated to Boston to start a new chapter as a Boston Pd patrolman. Sean committed himself to pursuing his family’s legacy but wanted to do so on his own terms, which meant joining a department outside of his hometown. Danny’s decision to stay in Boston gives this father and son duo a chance to reconnect on a deeper level. Boston Blue is a universe expansion of CBS’ long-running top drama and is...

Danny Reagan’s youngest son Sean will look a little different when he appears alongside his dad on CBS’ upcoming drama series Boston Blue. Mika Amonsen has been cast as a series regular opposite Donnie Wahlberg on the Blue Bloods offshoot, taking over the role of Sean Reagan.

On Blue Bloods, Sean was played by Andrew Terraciano who recurred throughout the series’ 14-season run. According to sources, the recasting stems from the character taking a new creative direction on Boston Blue as he follows the Reagans’ career path into law enforcement. Meanwhile, the addition of Sean to the offshoot helps explain Danny’s move from his native New York to Boston.

On Boston Blue, Wahlberg reprises his role as NYPD Detective Danny Reagan as he takes a position with Boston Pd. Once in Boston, he is paired with Detective Lena Silver (Sonequa Martin-Green), the eldest daughter of a prominent law enforcement family.

CBS’ upcoming Blue Bloods offshoot has added another Reagan — though he will look a bit different when he shows up.

A “universe expansion” of the long-running family/crime drama, Boston Blue (airing Fridays at 10/9c this fall) finds Donnie Wahlberg’s Danny Reagan taking a position with the Boston Police Department. There, he is paired with Detective Lena Silver (Star Trek: Discovery‘s Sonequa Martin-Green), the eldest daughter of a prominent law enforcement family.

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CBS’ Blue Bloods spinoff Boston Blue will feature another character from the original series, albeit played by a different actor.

Mika Amonsen (Thanksgiving) has joined the show’s cast as Sean Reagan, the youngest son of series lead Donnie Wahlberg’s character, Danny Reagan. Amonsen will take over the role played by Andrew Terraciano throughout Blue Bloods’ 14-season run on CBS.

The first-year series, which began production this week, follows Danny as he moves on from the NYPD to take a position with the Boston police. The cast also includes Sonequa Martin-Green, Gloria Reuben, Ernie Hudson, Maggie Lawson and Marcus Scribner.

Amsonen’s Sean Reagan has also relocated to Boston, where he becomes a patrolman for the Boston Pd. Per the character’s description, “Sean committed himself to pursuing his family’s legacy but wanted to do so on his own terms, which meant joining a department outside of his hometown.

Danny Reagan is clocking in for duty. Recently taking to social media to share the latest update about his Blue Bloods spin-off, Boston Blue, series star, Donnie Wahlberg, revealed that the new team was sitting down for their first table read. The actor is set to reprise his role from the beloved series as Detective Danny Reagan, a part that he played for well over a decade on the fan-favorite CBS procedural. Now, he’s in Toronto, Ontario, where the team will begin shooting the next chapter.

Sharing his gratitude on his Instagram stories, the actor posted a skyline view of the city at night and wrote “A new day. A new city. A new opportunity. A new adventure. The same gratitude.” over the top. The next day, he snapped a shot of his spot during the table read in which viewers could see not only Wahlberg’s seat marker...

Production is almost set to begin on Boston Blue. Star Donnie Wahlberg revealed that the “new chapter” is beginning soon on his Instagram on July 7, sharing a photo from the Boston Blue series premiere table read on his story. In Boston Blue, a universe expansion of the long-running top drama Blue Bloods, Wahlberg will reprise his role as NYPD officer Danny Reagan as he takes a position with Boston Pd. Once in Boston, he is paired with detective Lena Peters, the eldest daughter of a prominent law enforcement family. Peters is played by Star Trek: Discovery‘s Sonequa Martin-Green, whom Wahlberg tagged in his table read story with the caption, “A new chapter.” The photo shows the cover page of Wahlberg’s pilot script, written by Brandon Sonnier and Brandon Margolis, the Boston Blue creators and showrunners. The episode is directed by Anthony Hemingway, who never directed an episode of...

The Blue Bloods universe will expand this fall with Boston Blue. Donnie Wahlberg, who is returning as former NYPD detective Danny Reagan, recently shared some major updates for the upcoming spinoff series.

Per TVLine, Wahlberg recently shared on his Instagram Story that he has arrived in Toronto, Ontario — where Boston Blue will call home — ahead of the show's first table read. "A new day. A new city. A new opportunity. A new adventure. The same gratitude," the actor captioned the post. The next morning, Wahlberg shared a picture from the first Boston Blue table read, where he was seated next to Sonequa Martin-Green (Star Trek: Discovery), who will co-star in the spinoff as Lena Silver. "A new chapter," he wrote. With the first table read underway, production on the spinoff is expected to begin imminently.

A new day. A new city. A new opportunity. A new adventure. The same gratitude

Announced in February 2025, Boston Blue,...

Donnie Wahlberg is leaving his Blue Bloods family behind.

Following the iconic police procedural series finale last year, news broke that the actor would headline Boston Blue, a spinoff set in Boston.

And now, the series is gearing up for production.

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Donnie, who plays Danny Reagan, took to Instagram Stories earlier this week to tease that he had touched down in Toronto, Canada.

“A new day. A new city. A new opportunity. A new adventure. The same gratitude,” he wrote across a photo of the Toronto skyline.

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He followed that up with a photo from the table read of the Boston Blue series premiere, indicating that filming will begin imminently.

Boston Blue Has a New Filming Location

It’s certainly a choice to film the series in Toronto in the wake of Blue Bloods calling New York home for so many years.

However,...

Blue Bloods and Boston Blue star Donnie Wahlberg shared exciting news about his new spinoff as Danny Reagan.

While speaking to the audience prior to preparing them for a meet-and-greet, Wahlberg mentioned that he had a leg injury. Additionally, he stated that he will be reporting to work on his new TV series starting this Monday, indicating for the first time that Boston Blue has begun filming.

Wahlberg followed up his comment by mentioning the title of the Blue Bloods spinoff, which led to the audience cheering for the series. You can check out Wahlberg's comments via user

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Danny Reagan’s story is ready to resume.

Nearly seven months after CBS’ long-running Blue Bloods aired its series finale, franchise vet Donnie Wahlberg RSVP’d for the first table read for Boston Blue, the “universe expansion” announced back in February.

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Wahlberg flew into Toronto, Ontario — Boston Blue‘s production base — the other night, sharing on Instagram, “A new day. A new city. A new opportunity. A new adventure.

Roxy Sternberg is honoring her FBI: Most Wanted co-star Julian McMahon in the wake of his shocking death.

As TV Fanatic previously reported, the veteran actor passed away at 56 following a private battle with cancer earlier this month.

Sternberg starred opposite McMahon on the first three seasons of the FBI spinoff, which was recently canceled after six seasons on CBS.

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“Dear Julian, Having the pleasure of working with you for over 3 years has been one of the highlights in my career,” Sternberg wrote in a touching Instagram tribute alongside a series of photos of the pair.

“You were so generous through and through — in your work, in your heart, and in your soul,” she continued.

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“You were a great friend, leader… and beyond that — family and a mentor. You would always check in — throughout my pregnancy and just in general — making sure I was Ok,...

The Reagan family rides again, just in a very different way from how they used to. What was once a network television hit has moved its beloved status over to streaming, as FlixPatrol reveals that Blue Bloods has risen to the top of Paramount+’s Top 10. Right now, the Tom Selleck-led procedural finds itself sky-high in the platform’s rankings, clocking in at the fourth spot, wedged directly in between Yellowstone and MobLand. The CBS crime drama is a hit in more than 20 countries, including Peru, Germany, France, and the United States, and we’ve got a funny feeling that it has something to do with the impending arrival of its highly anticipated offshoot, Boston Blue.

The year was 2010, and CBS — knowingly or not — had something incredibly special in the works for audiences when Blue Bloods first premiered. The series followed the Reagans, an Irish Catholic family who had...

Blue Bloods rises through the streaming charts ahead of the upcoming spinoff series starring Donnie Wahlberg.

Per Flix Patrol, Blue Bloods has officially broken through to the number 10 spot on the top 10 streaming shows chart for Paramount+ for June 29. The long-running police drama came to an unexpected close last year, with the final episode of Blue Bloods premiering on CBS on December 13.

Created by Robin Green and Mitchell Burgess, Blue Bloods starred Tom Selleck as New York City Police Commissioner Frank Raegan, son of retired Commissioner Henry Reagan (portrayed by Len Cariou) and patriarch of one of NYC's most well-known law enforcement families. The series' core cast is rounded out by Bridget Moynahan as Ada Erin Reagan, Will Estes as Officer (later Sergeant) Jamie Reagan, Donnie Wahlberg as Detective Danny Reagan, Jennifer Esposito as Detective Jackie Curatola, Marisa Ramirez as Detective Maria Baez, Amy Carlson as Linda Reagan, Vanessa Ray as Officer Eddie Janko-Reagan,...

Blue Bloodsmay have come to an end, but Donnie Wahlberg's Danny Reagan is getting his own series! He's not in New York City this time as the show, Boston Blue, is taking Wahlberg back to his own hometown. We don't know who else from the flagship series we could see on Boston Blue, and it is something that fans have been asking about. Wahlberg is down to give us all the teases that he possibly can. The original show, which had Tom Selleckas Frank Reagan, was beloved by fans, and while they're excited to see Danny again, they also want to have hope that they'll see some of the original cast make cameo appearances on the new series.

Luckily, it seems as if Wahlberg wants the same. In a post that Wahlberg shared on Instagram back in March, fans were asking about the series and its connection to Blue Bloods.

Boston Blue spoilers and updates reveal star Donnie Wahlberg, who’ll still be playing Danny Reagan in the new Blue Bloods spinoff to air in the fall, dropped some major news. There’s a pretty good chance fans may see Tom Selleck as Frank Reagan, even if he’s not on regularly, there likely will be guest shots now and then.

Fans Have Been Waiting With Baited Breath

As fans eagerly await news about the Blue Bloods spinoff coming this fall, many are curious if former cast members like Tom Selleck will show up in Boston Blue.

The star of the show, Donnie Wahlberg, teasingly mentioned in an interview with Parade that viewers might see the unique Frank Reagan back on screen. Donnie suggested that Tom could appear in the Blue Bloods spinoff, saying, “New York and Boston are really close.”

He added, “They’re not that far apart.” Meanwhile,...

New Kids on the Blockmember Jonathan Knightis spilling the beans on the future of Farmhouse Fixer. The singer claims that HGTV has canceled the show after just three seasons. While the network hasn’t released an official statement yet, Knight, who co-hosted the renovation series with Kristina Crestin, has taken to social media to share his disappointment with the fans.

In an Instagram post, Knight shared that he only recently learned about the show’s cancellation while performing in Las Vegas with his band. The reality star confessed that he is still processing the reasons behind the network’s decision, but expressed gratitude to the viewers for their support throughout the years. On behalf of himself and Crestin, Knight wrote: “Television has been so incredibly fun for us. We are so proud of what we created together and look forward to sharing what’s next for us.”

Knight’s post...

Jonathan Knight is feeling the love from one of his New Kids on the Block bandmates following the cancellation of his HGTV series, Farmhouse Fixer. Knight revealed via Instagram on Wednesday, June 25, that the show had been canceled after three seasons. Donnie Wahlberg vocalized his support for the star in the post’s comments the following day, writing, On to the next one! You got this. We are all ready for what you do next!” Courtesy of Donnie Wahlberg/Instagram Jonathan rose to fame alongside Wahlberg, Jordan Knight, Joey McIntyre, and Danny Wood in the iconic boy band New Kids on the Block. The group is currently performing in their The Right Stuff Las Vegas residency, which launched earlier this month. Jonathan made his HGTV debut with the 2021 premiere of Farmhouse Fixer. The show followed the musician and designer Kristina Crestin as they brought new life to old, rustic homes.

Donnie Wahlberg explained Danny Reagan's continuing arc in Boston Blue. He also had great news for Blue Bloods fans hoping to see a family reunion in the offshoot.

Danny Reagan may be starting over in Boston Blue, but he's not flying solo. Speaking to Parade, Donnie Wahlberg hinted at guest appearances from the Blue Bloods cast in the offshoot. Asked if Tom Selleck's Frank Reagan would occasionally check in on Danny, in person or via FaceTime calls, Wahlberg said fans can also expect even more Reagan family cameos. "New York and Boston are really close. They're not that far apart," he explained. "You covered a lot of possible ways for people to drop in on us."

Boston Blue's initial storyline will have to explain why Danny would leave the NYPD and relocate to Boston. The Reagans have been serving the city of New York for four generations; it's their heritage and calling.

It’s no secret that “Yellowstone” is one of those once-in-a-decade types of shows that has everyone talking around the virtual water coolers. And while fans said goodbye to the flagship series last year, “Yellowstone” has created an itch in viewers that just needs to be scratched now, and we can do that via similar type shows.

And sure, we could suggest other super popular series like “Ozark” and “Succession” that also include messy families involved with shady dealings, but odds are you’ve seen them already. And if not, you definitely should whether you like “Yellowstone” or not. These are just the facts. We could also recommend the two “Yellowstone” prequel series “1884” and “1923,” but that’s kind of a given if you’re already a fan of the original. But speaking of, fans who prefer those two offerings over the present day story will not be disappointed with this list either.

HGTV's Farmhouse Fixer was just canceled, and now star Jonathan Knight has revealed his honest reaction to the devastating news. Jonathan is best known for being a member of one of the most popular boy bands, New Kids On The Block, alongside Donnie Wahlberg, Joey McIntyre and Danny Wood, as well as his brother Jordan Knight. After releasing several albums, going on tours and winning awards, Jonathan became a real estate investor and joined the HGTV family via Farmhouse Fixer.

Jonathan knight reacted to the news that Farmhouse Fixer was canceled.

After Farmhouse Fixer was canceled, Jonathan took to Instagram to react to the announcement. "I am sad to say HGTV has decided not to move forward with another season," he said. "While I'm still processing the reasons that led to their decision, Kristina and I are so grateful for all of your support."

Jonathan added that, despite the show's cancelation,...

Donnie Wahlberg is a man of mystery, and he intends to keep it that way. He’s clearly learned a thing or two during his tenure of playing a cop on CBS’ hit series, Blue Bloods, as he’s been able to effortlessly duck and dodge specific questions pertaining to his offshoot project, Boston Blue. We’ve known since the beginning of the year that the title will follow Wahlberg’s Danny Reagan as he moves from New York to the titular Massachusetts city to take on a new role in law enforcement. But, if you’re looking for a more detailed reason surrounding the “why” behind it all, don’t expect to get too far with Wahlberg.

During a recent conversion with Parade, the actor said,

“I can’t give you the exact reason why today, because that would be a big spoiler. But I would say this, as family-oriented as Danny is,...

As long as Donnie Wahlberg has something to say about it, the Reagan family name will always live on. During a recent chat with Parade, the Blue Bloods star opened up about his highly-anticipated offshoot series, Boston Blue, which will follow his Detective Danny Reagan up the coast from New York to Boston. Since the project was announced earlier this year, fans of the flagship have been wondering whether it will turn into a Reagan family affair which could see various members of the original cast dropping by for cameos and guest spots. Specifically, audiences are hoping that the one and only Tom Selleck, who appeared as family patriarch Frank Reagan, will swing by the Massachusetts city for a visit with his son.

Teasing the possibility, Wahlberg said, “New York and Boston are really close. They’re not that far apart.” He’s right, and the sentiment is something that...

Boston Blue star Donnie Wahlberg has dropped a hint that his Blue Bloods co-star Tom Selleck could make an appearance on the show. Debuting on CBS in September 2010, Blue Bloods became one of the most successful shows on the network, and received acclaim for its creative storytelling, gritty realism, and themes of family, corruption, and law enforcement.

After a strong run of 14 seasons, Blue Bloods was canceled by the network, despite strong ratings. But, with spinoff show Boston Blue entering development, the franchise is set to continue, and Wahlberg will head up the new show. The cast of Boston Blue consists largely of new characters, but there is the possibility of legacy actors returning.

Per People, the Blue Bloods legacy star has opened up on the possibility of his former co-star Selleck making an appearance on the spinoff show. Talking about the chances of Selleck's New York Police Commissioner Frank...

New Kids on the Block is kicking off their first-ever Las Vegas residency!

The show began on Friday night (June 20) at Dolby Live at Park MGM, and they performed so many of their biggest hits amid their 40 year celebration after Joey McIntyre joined the group in 1985.

Joey, Donnie Wahlberg, Danny Wood, Jonathan Knight and Jordan Knight put on a 2-hour show during their The Right Stuff kick-off.

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“Sometimes if you’re playing to the superfan, you can do deeper and deeper cuts, but we wanted to give them surprises that they haven’t seen before but also keep it tight enough for the regular Las Vegas person that’s just in town to go to see a show,” Jordan Knight explained to Billboard.

“We want to keep it moving fast so they’re entertained as well.”

“We’re gonna take care of our high rollers,...

The Blockheads were out in full force for the opening night of New Kids on the Block’s residency in Las Vegas, which kicked off with a high-energy show featuring classic hits and newer tunes.

The hyped-up crowd — mostly middle-aged females, though it ran the gamut from elementary-school age to the gray-haired set — packed inside the Dolby Live theater at Park MGM on Friday to watch the group’s two-hour performance, which didn’t disappoint.

The set list featured favorites including “Cover Girl,” “Please Don’t Go Girl,” “I’ll Be Loving You Forever,” “Valentine Girl,” “Hangin’ Tough,” “The Right Stuff,” “Step by Step,” “Tonight,” “Summertime,” “The Whisper,” “Dirty Dancing,” “Remix (I Like The)” and a slew of others.

Ahead of the opening show, the five group members — in addition to Knight, the group includes his brother Jonathan, Joey McIntyre, Donnie Wahlberg and Danny Wood — sat down with The Hollywood...

Hit CBS police procedural Blue Bloods is enjoying a successful run on streaming following its cancellation in 2024. The successful show ran for 14 seasons and 293 episodes, before it was canceled in December 2024. The Blue Bloods cast is headed up by Tom Selleck, Donnie Wahlberg, and Bridget Moynahan, and received acclaim for its storytelling, character arcs, political tones, and familial themes. Since the show has been off the air, a spinoff series titled Boston Blue, with Wahlberg reprising his role, is in development.

Per Flix Patrol, Blue Bloods has beenin the Paramount+ top ten charts for 17 days now, and is showing little sign of slowing down. The show recently concluded its impressive 14-season run, and has picked up pace on streaming. Currently, the show sits at #10 on the US Paramount+ chart, while also charting at #8 in the UK, #10 in Australia, and #7 in Canada.

What This Means For Blue Bloods' Legacy The Show...

It's now been over six months since the last episode of Blue Bloods was released on CBS, but that hasn't stopped fans of the show from enjoying it. Blue Bloods tells the story of the Reagans, a family of New York City police officers who deal with personal and professional challenges every day. The show released a new season every year from 2010-2024, but it was announced at the end of last year that Blue Bloods Season 14 would be its last. However, fans have continued to flock to the series in the months since it went off the air, helping it reach #8 on Paramount+ streaming charts at the time of writing. Blue Bloods has even surpassed MobLand, the latest crime thriller series from Guy Ritchie starring Tom Hardy and Pierce Brosnan that just went off the air at the start of June.

Blue Bloods' streaming success can partially be credited...

CBS is aiming for some really cool dramatic entertainment this year, for it is set to return to the screens with the upcoming police procedural drama TV show, Boston Blue. A spin-off of Blue Bloods, this series already has a lot of buzz surrounding it, though one of its cast members seems to be getting considerable attention: Marcus Scribner.

In a story focused on the characters of Danny Reagan (played by Donnie Wahlberg) and Lena Silver (played by Sonequa Martin), both of whom are members of the Boston Police Department, Scribner plays the role of Jonah Silver, a confident rookie cop. Here’s all we know about the actor’s ethnicity, family, and debut in Hollywood.

Boston Blue’s Marcus Scribner is of African-American descent Marcus Scribner. | Credits: @marcusscribner / Ig.

An American actor born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Marcus Scribner, 25, is the son of Troy Scribner. He also...

Just days after the announcement that Maggie Lawson would be joining the cast of Donnie Wahlberg’s Boston Blue, we know who will play some key characters in the Silver family.

Gloria Reuben, who is best known for roles on ER, Mr. Robot, and The Equalizer, will be joining the series as Mae Silver, who is a District Attorney. Mau is the mother of Lena (Sonequa Martin-Green), who will be working with Danny Reagan as he joins the Boston police department.

Mae is a widow who lost her husband, who worked as a judge, when he was killed while outside the courthouse. Her main objective is to put her family first instead of strictly focusing on her job. Reuben is also no stranger to the Blue Bloods universe, having appeared in a season 11 episode of the original series before it ended in season 14.

Just after Reuben’s casting announcement, it...

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Donnie Wahlberg’s a divorced man, which might be a shocking thing for some to learn about Jenny McCarthy’s beloved.

The boy band heartthrob-turned-Blue Bloods star has always been careful about keeping certain aspects of his private life away from the public eye.

As a result, even diehard fans might not be clear about the details of Donnie’s family situation.

Jenny McCarthy and Donnie Wahlberg pose during Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest 2019 on December 31, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images for Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve) Is Donnie Wahlberg Divorced?

These days, Donnie is married to Jenny McCarthy, and by all accounts, the relationship is a healthy and stable one.

But the road to “happily ever after” was not without its twists and turns.

In fact, both Jenny and Donnie have been divorced.

The Blue Bloods spinoff show Boston Blue continues to grow its cast list with the addition of a Black-ish star. The show will be headed up by Donnie Wahlberg's Danny Reagan, who has moved from the NYPD to Boston Pd, where he is partnered with Lena Silver, the daughter of a noted police family in the city. The show has started to flesh out its cast list, with Gloria Reuben recently added in the role of matriarch Mae Silver, and another series regular has now joined the cast of Boston Blue.

Per Variety, the show is expanding its cast list with the addition of Black-ish star Marcus Scribner in a series regular role, playing the part of Jonah Silver, the youngest member of the Silver family, headed up by Gloria Reuben's matriarch Mae. The official character description for Jonah states that he is “...in law enforcement like his mother and sisters.

Marcus Scribner has copped a major new role: The black-ish star has joined the cast of Boston Blue, CBS’ Donnie Wahlberg-led Blue Bloods offshoot.

Per Variety, Scribner will play rookie officer Jonah Silver, the youngest member of a law enforcement family that also includes his mother, District Attorney Mae Silver (Gloria Reuben); his sister, Detective Lena Silver (Sonequa Martin-Green); and his stepsister, Boston Police Department Superintendent Sarah Silver (Maggie Lawson). Ernie Hudson also co-stars as Jonah’s grandfather, Reverend Edwin Peters.

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Boston Blue has been one of the more controversial spinoffs in recent memory.

The reason? The prevalent Reagan family was the undeniable draw on Blue Bloods.

Watching the many layers of the different factions of the family set the series apart from most of the other procedurals on CBS.

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There were many unhappy fans when news broke that only Donnie Wahlberg would headline the sequel series.

He’s a beloved actor, and his character, Danny Reagan, has a legion of supporters; however, questions have been raised about whether he can anchor a show without the rest of the Blue Bloods ensemble.

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There’s every reason to believe that Boston Blue will command a healthy audience because of Danny being the anchor to the original series.

Boston Blue Will Likely Feature Cameos from Blue Bloods Stars

Guest stars will probably appear sporadically to keep Og...

CBS‘ Boston Blue continues to assemble the Silver family. Marcus Scribner (black-ish) has been cast as a series regular on the upcoming Blue Bloods offshoot. He joins previously cast Donnie Wahlberg, Sonequa Martin-Green, Ernie Hudson, Maggie Lawson and Gloria Reuben.

In Boston Blue, Wahlberg reprises his Blue Bloods role as NYPD Officer Danny Reagan as he takes a position with Boston Pd. Once in Boston, he is paired with Detective Lena Silver (Martin-Green), the eldest daughter of a prominent law enforcement family.

Reuben plays Mae Silver, Boston’s District Attorney and the matriarch of a blended family of law enforcement professionals. Her daughter is Lena, and her stepdaughter Sarah (Lawson) is the Police Superintendent. Her son Jonah (Scribner) is a rookie cop; her father is Reverend Peters (Hudson).

Scribner’s Jonah is the youngest member of the Silver family and is in law enforcement like his mother and sisters — each...

The rumored Blue Bloods franchise expansion is official. Donnie Wahlberg will reprise his role as Danny Reagan in Boston Blue (working title), and the offshoot’s new casting includes who will be playing Danny’s new partner in Bean Town — Star Trek: Discovery‘s Sonequa Martin-Green as Detective Lena Peters — and her mother, Gloria Reuben, as was revealed on Tuesday, June 10. Black-ish alum Marcus Scribner was revealed as a the newest series regular on June 11. He’ll play Lena’s younger brother. Wahlberg and Martin-Green announced the latter’s casting themselves at a CBS press event in Los Angeles on Wednesday, May 7, per Variety. The CBS fall 2025-2026 schedule was also revealed the same day. That confirmed its Fall 2025 premiere window. As you can tell by the name, this series has a new location, and that’s not the only major change. There’s still no word on whether or...

There are a few things a spin-off can do to make the series as popular as the original show. One of those things is adding stellar talent to its cast, which includes fan-favorite actors from some of the most popular shows in television history. Blue Bloods' spin-off, Boston Blue, is going this route by adding an ER favorite to its cast. Gloria Reuben is the latest to join Boston Blue's growing cast, which is expected to premiere on CBS this fall starring Donnie Wahlberg, Ernie Hudson, Sonequa Martin-Green, Maggie Lawson, and more. The final episode of the original series aired on Dec. 13, 2024, and news of the spin-off was revealed on Feb. 18, 2025.

According to Variety, Gloria Reuben will portray a Boston district attorney named Mae Silver. The character's description reads: "The widow of a judge who was murdered on the courthouse steps, Mae is the matriarch of a blended family of...

Boston Blue, the upcoming spinoff of hit CBS procedural Blue Bloods, has cast former ER actress Gloria Reuben in a prominent role. Long-running cop drama Blue Bloods concluded its 14-season run in December 2024, and remains one of the most influential network procedurals of modern times. Blue Bloods had some great characters throughout its run, and the balance of family dynamics and crime fighting made it a big hit. Reuben, who appeared on the show back in 2021, will add some gravitas and dynamism to Boston Blue.

Per Variety, Reuben is set to play the role of Boston district attorney Mae Silver, a character described as the widow of a murdered judge, and the no-nonsense matriarch of a family of law enforcement professionals. Her daughter is a Boston police detective partnered with Donnie Wahlberg's Danny Reagan, played by Sonequa Martin-Green.

What This Means For Boston Blue The Spinoff Is Set To...

The Blue Bloods universe will continue this fall with the highly anticipated spinoff Boston Blue. Donnie Wahlberg is reprising his role as Danny Reagan, and he will be joined by an ensemble cast that now includes former ER star Gloria Reuben.

According to Deadline, Reuben has been cast as Mae Silver, described as "Boston’s District Attorney and the matriarch of a blended family of law enforcement professionals. The widow of a judge who was murdered on the courthouse steps, Mae endeavors to put family ahead of work whenever possible. Her daughter Lena is a Boston Police Department Detective, and her stepdaughter Sarah is the Police Superintendent. Her son Jonah is a rookie cop; her father is Reverend Peters. Mae is accustomed to making decisions and standing by them." Boston Blue will serve as Reuben's return to the Blue Bloods universe. She previously played Atf Agent Rachel Weber in a...

CBS’ upcoming Blue Bloods offshoot is nearly done filling out its cast of series regulars.

Airing Fridays at 10/9c starting this fall, Boston Blue finds franchise vet Donnie Wahlberg’s Detective Danny Reagan leaving New York City and his family to take a position with the Boston Police Department. There, he will be partnered with Detective Lena Silver (Star Trek Discovery‘s Sonequa Martin-Green), the eldest daughter of a prominent law enforcement family.

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