Home > Blue Bloods > Season 1 « TV Series Page Blue Bloods: Season 1 (2010 - 2011) SEASON: Season 1 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5 Season 6 Season 7 Season 8 Season 9 Episode List All Critics | Top Critics TOMATOMETER 83% Average Rating: 7.29/10 Season Reviews: 30 Fresh: 25 Rotten: 5 Critics Consensus: Blue Bloods features charismatic performances from Donnie Wahlberg and Tom Selleck, intriguing plotlines, and compelling doses of family drama within its police procedural trappings. 81% Average Rating: 7.04/10 Season Reviews: 16 Fresh: 13 Rotten: 3 Critics Consensus: No consensus yet. Critic Consensus: Blue Bloods features charismatic performances from Donnie Wahlberg and Tom Selleck, intriguing plotlines, and compelling doses of family drama within its police procedural trappings. AUDIENCE SCORE 85% liked it Average Rating: 4.1/5 User Ratings: 56 ADD YOUR RATING - NOT INTERESTED + WANT TO SEE Share on Facebook Post Want to See Not Interested Add Rating My Rating × Want to See Not Interested Post Share on Facebook Episodes 1 Pilot Air date: Sep 24, 2010 Tom Selleck is the New York City Police Commissioner and head of the Reagan family in this brand new police drama about multi- generational clan of cops. As the series begins, youngest son Jamie's life takes an abrupt turn when he's asked to become part of a clandestine investigation that could impact the family's legacy and reveal the truth about his elder brother, who died in the line of duty. He also discovers his father's secret affair with a reporter played by Rescue Me's Andrea Roth. More 2 Samaritan Air date: Oct 1, 2010 The Reagans are forced to question their attitudes toward vigilantism and the media after a man with a criminal record uses an illegal handgun to stop a robbery on the subway - then hands himself in to a local news reporter. More 3 Priviledge Air date: Oct 8, 2010 Two girls are attacked and a third is raped on a local college campus, and when Danny investigates, evidence suggests the culprit is a member of an elite fraternity-and the son of a diplomat. Meanwhile, Sydney realises that Jamie is more dedicated to the police force than to her, and Frank is forced to question the appropriateness of his relationship with Kelly. More 4 Officer Down Air date: Oct 15, 2010 Frank mobilizes the entire NYPD to find the killer of an off-duty police officer who was murdered during a diamond heist. More 5 What You See Air date: Oct 22, 2010 Frank and Danny search for a homemade bomb they learn is going to be detonated in Manhattan. The investigation reveals the bomb may be connected to terrorists and Islamic people are targeted for questioning, which leads to a dispute over the pros and cons of profiling. The case becomes more emotional for Danny when he is unable to reach his wife, who is in the city with their children. More 6 Smack Attack Air date: Oct 29, 2010 Three teens from a Catholic high school die from a drug overdose while attending a party at a student's house. The probe reveals the designer drug they took was laced with poison, which turns the case into a homicide investigation. Danny tries to discover the narcotic's source before an epidemic breaks out. More 7 Brothers Air date: Nov 5, 2010 When Erin tries to take down a gang leader using his law-abiding brother as bait, the family debates her methods. More 8 Chinatown Air date: Nov 12, 2010 When Jaime goes to meet Anderson, he comes across what he thinks is a crime. When he approaches them, they start shooting at him and shoots back. In the end someone is killed. Danny shows up and tries to find out what happened but no one is willing to talk. Eventually they learn that a Chinese woman is being sought by the Triad. More 9 Re-Do Air date: Nov 19, 2010 The life of a Reagan is put in danger when three dangerous criminals are released from prison. More 10 After Hours Air date: Dec 3, 2010 When a doorman at a New York City hotspot is murdered, Danny returns to investigate the nightclub scene he left behind years ago. Meanwhile, Frank makes a decision about an ex-partner's future. More Show More Episodes Blue Bloods: Season 1 Photos View All Photos (59) Tv Season Info This New York crime drama focuses on a multigenerational family of cops, which includes the city's police commissioner, his two sons and his retired father. Frank Reagan (Tom Selleck) stars as the NYPD police commissioner, a role once held by his father, Henry (Len Cariou). Frank's eldest son Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) is an Iraq War vet and a detective on the force, daughter Erin (Bridget Moynahan) is an assistant DA, and younger son Jamie (Will Estes) is a Harvard alum who just became a beat cop. In the premiere series, the Reagan family deal with the recent loss of another son, Joe, who was killed in the line of duty. Along the way, they tackle many crime situations, often with the help of Jamie's partner, Sgt. Anthony Renzulli (Nick Turturro). Genre: Drama Network: CBS Premiere Date: Sep 24, 2010 Exec. Producers: Mitchell Burgess, Leonard Goldberg, Robin Green Cast Tom Selleck as Frank Reagan Len Cariou as Henry Reagan Donnie Wahlberg as Danny Reagan Bridget Moynahan as Erin Reagan Will Estes as Jamie Reagan Amy Carlson as Linda Reagan Dylan Moore as Sydney Davenport Nicholas Turturro as Sgt. Anthony Renzulli Jennifer Esposito as Jackie Curatola Andrea Roth as Kelly Davidson Tony Terraciano as Jack Reagan Andrew Terraciano as Sean Reagan Sami Gayle as Nicky Reagan-Boyle Bruce Altman as Mayor Frank Russo Abigail Hawk as Abigail Baker Yvonna Kopacz-Wright as Ava Hotchkiss Robert Clohessy as Sgt. Gormley Robert John Burke as Hogan Nick Sandow as Lt. Bello Colleen Clinton as Agent Anderson Chanel Farrell as Maria Romano Michael T. Weiss as Sonny Malevsky Malachi Weir as Agent Cisco Bobby Cannavale as Charles Rosselini Gregory Jbara as Garrett Moore Noelle Beck as Sue Connors Andrea Navedo as Lydia Gonsalves Peter Gerety as Bishop Donovan Darien Sills-Evans as ESU Cop Michael Rispoli as Vitale Carlton Byrd as Handsome Rey Lucas as Univision Reporter Flex Alexander as Demarcus King Frankie Faison as Jeffords Gwynneth Bensen as Anna Sanjit De Silva as Sammy Khan Manley Pope as King Donnie Keshawarz as Johnny Vega Richard Waugh as Ronald Banse Robert Lenzi as Hot Dog Ella Rae Peck as Caitlin Tim Wright as Coach Paula Boudreau as Mrs. Banse James Colby as Walter Ryder Shannon Thornton as Sara Olek Krupa as Maximilian Grushenko Kelvin Hale as Det. Hawks A.C. Davison as Pete Johnson Marc Bouwer as Himself Hannah Hodson as Yolanda Vincent Laresca as Salazar Adam Mucci as Linkner Arianna Hoeppner as Girl Tara Westwood as Margaret Olson Waleed Zuaiter as Adam Hassan Christine Evangelista as Jolene Catherine Blades as Darcy Ed Wheeler as Councilman Welch Kevin O'Rourke as Walter Donahue Matt Shingledecker as Rob Marlene Lawston as Nicky Alice Kremelberg as Alyson Duvitz Erik Heger as Guy Paige Turco as Det. Patricia Ryan Laurie Williams as Wendy Kerry Butler as Mary Jo Clarkson Max Arciniega Jr. as Esteban Torres Jessica Collins as Becky Walenski Matt Servitto as Soren Rudy Mungaray as Lupino George Merrick as Lance Olson Kareem Savinon as Dante Preston James Hillier as Blake Woods Michael Aronov as Ricky David Beach as Bruce Bruckner James Nuciforo as Jim David Lee Russek as Jimmy Costello Mousa Kraish as Khalid Hassan Francis Capra as Pablo Torres Toby Leonard Moore as Dick Rumley James McCaffrey as Bill Carter Ramsey Faragallah as Imam Amy Wilson as Elaine Victor Verhaeghe as Dave Greenwald Sonya Harum as Sofie Liz Fye as Maya Dina Pearlman as Marla Kanelos Ruth Zhang as Store Owner Marceline Hugot as Mrs. Carmichael Ronald Guttman as Claudio Calso Kieran Campion as Vince Walker Miles Grose as Luis Rodriguez Alexandria Suarez as Teresa Campos Victor Williams as Oliver James Biberi as Kola Michael Rivera as Grumpy Selenis Leyva as M.E. Craig Stephanie Berry as Mrs. Taylor Ezra Knight as Don Sperling Jon Lindstrom as Judge Fenton Florencia Lozano as Sophia Calso Aiden Eyrick as Jacob Haas Sean Cullen (II) as Tom Breyer Patrick Murney as James Ratchet Heather Lind as Melissa Samuels Ryann Shane as Chloe Stuart Zagnit as Karl Annalaina Marks as Atlanta Hoon Lee as Det. Tuan Gloria Votsis as Sabrina Jennifer Lim as Wai-Chee Brit Whittle as David Marwick Natalie Knepp as Laura Peck Megan Byrne as Lawyer Corey Parker Robinson as Mark Taylor Nathaniel Marston as Ronnie Cleary Dominic Colón as Omar Bianca Amato as Cindy Perry Gary Basaraba as Jimmy Burke Sam Robards as Roger Marc Bonan as Brian Stratton Steve Arbuckle as Oliver Peele George Sheffey as Ganley James Naughton as Chief Bell David Aaron Baker as Father Leo Karen Shallo as Mrs. Meyers Otto Sanchez as Diego Hank Chen as Harry Ginger Busch as Whitney Michelle Hurst as Councilwoman Collins Patricia Kalember as Dr. Keller Gretchen Egolf as Ann Cleary Mike Colter as Cliff Reacher Philip Seymour Hoffman as Lawyer Rob Leo Roy as Vince's Attorney Stephen Barker Turner as Richard Hansen Faran Tahir as El Haq Annie Q. as Lila Stevie Steel as Jane Doe Andrew Pastides as Dorian Michael Devine as Guard Joel Marsh Garland as Street Light Andy Jim True-Frost as Lyle Greene Hassan Manning as Jason Kristen Bush as Carol Hoffman Margaret Anne Florence as Angela Julia Haubner as Diner Laurence Blum as Cop Sevan Greene as Tech Christopher Mann as Deputy Commissioner Karolina Muller as Milli Lawrence Ballard as Willis Alejandra Reyes as Babymama Rio Puertollano as Esteban Michael J. Burg as Det. Trotta Jo Armeniox as Tiffani Amanda Setton as Sylvia Montoya Karolina Müller as Milli David Anzuelo as Mr. Campos Tibor Feldman as Chief Medical Examiner Chip Brookes as Stuart Lemarque Lucy Walters as Vanessa Chad Lindsey as Young Officer Sean Patrick Reilly as Al Cleary Luis Moco as Louie Angel L. Cabán as Nestor Juan Javier Cardenas as Fake Detective Stephen Bienskie as Restaurant Manager Aja Naomi King as Denise Joseph Latimore as Mills James Chen as Nelson Chiu Caitlin FitzGerald as Benita Debargo Sanyal as Malik Raul Casso as Sebastian Calso Alex Charak as Wayne Foster Kristin Griffith as Laura Gates Brad Calcaterra as Taze Sol Miranda as Mrs. Campos E.J. Bonilla as Julio Angel Caban as Nestor Marina Squerciati as Cameron Robert Turano as Captain Danny Hoch as Billy Leo Karen Culp as Mrs. Foster Todd Faulkner as TARU Officer Gavin-Keith Umeh as Rocco Daniel Henríquez as Chavo Ami Sheth as Farrah Kate Udall as Lara Richard Short as Lemon Tracy Howe as Rory Brennan Marcus Carl Franklin as Tom Mackey Jane Dashow as Neighbor James Snyder as Billy Coffin Kim Roberts as Judge Syliva Water Edward Cordiano as Vincent Harrah Tom Titone as Lawyer Michael DiSalvo as Print Reporter Jennifer Restivo as Laura Taylor Alexandra Metz as Courtney Thurman Lohrasp Kansara as Raheem Doua Moua as Big Eyes Henry Zebrowski as Hugh Stayton Michael Lewis as Todd Collins Olga Merediz as Inez Donovan Patton as Bellhop John Bedford Lloyd as Vincenzo Alysia Reiner as Hannah Becky London as Alice O'Brien Michael Twaine as Callahan Mark Lotito as Mr. Foster Joan Rosenfels as Mrs. Griffin Bruno Irizarry as Squad Detective Eddie Allen as David Drexler Alison Campbell as Young Woman John Speredakos as Gerry O'Brien Melissa Benoist as Renee Tim Smallwood as David Carvell James Saito as Dennis Eng Preston Simpson as Det. Gerken Khan Baykal as Lizard Jack Gwaltney as Kevin Brennan Valence Thomas as Reporter #1 Tijuana Ricks as ESU Woman Duane Murray as Dick Adelson Carrie Yaeger as Sabrina's Lawyer Andrew Halliday as Hotel Manager Carter Roy as Pellegrino Gianpaolo Venuta as Jared Lars Stevens as Pietro Bruce Winant as Scott Rosen Scott Cohen as Dr. Warren Wakefield Hannelore Williams as Rosie Gutierrez Mark Hattan as Detective Jason Jurman as Jeffrey Gbenga Akinnagbe as Pierre Neal Matarazzo as Mr. Vickers Patrick Oliver Jones as Reporter #2 Jordan Lage as Damon Camia Kate Skinner as Alice James Villemaire as Tom Henkes Mark Margolis as Whitey Brennan Benton Greene as Officer Brigitte Viellieu-Davis as Rosario Jamil Mena as Aide Julia Gibson as Mrs. Vickers John Patrick Hayden as Carl Sean Weil as Theodore Wessel Ernesto Rosas as Bartender Martino Caputo as Sgt. Mannato Peter Jay Fernandez as Inspector Frank Fortunato as Uniformed Officer Michelle Krusiec as Nancy Wakefield Joey Auzenne as Mondo David Shih as CSU Tech Jeremy Dash as Tattooed Gang Member John Dossett as Father McMurray John Mainieri as Father Duff Phil Nee as Dr. Yi Anthony Pierini as Raymondo Jr. Mark Zeisler as President Travis Griffin Newman as Sam Johnson Taylor Gildersleeve as Girl #2 Brian Walters as Dude Shaun Kevlin as Buchanan Ho Chow as Detective Maggie Steele as NYPD Officer Yoriko Haraguchi as Rachel Ali Marsh as Patricia Restin Leland Alexander Wheeler as Billy Josh Tower as Cop Camilo Almonacid as Waiter Peter Fernandez as Inspector Chris Beetem as Matthew Restin Nneoma Nkuku as Easter Matthew Tyler Risch as Jonathan Pink Robert McKay as Dave Joe Gately as Detective Jim Ireland as Dr. Barnard Mike Houston as Uniform Jason Dyer as Mekhi Richard Lyntton as German Tourist Austin Lysy as Howard Markham Li Jun Li as Nicka Alex Fanuele as Boot Riley Ariel Bonilla as Oscar Rodney Smith as Detective #2 Stacey Yen as Doctor Jo-Anne Lee as Clinic Receptionist Fiona Choi as Tech Jake Boyd as Marshall Huntington Richard Shoberg as Truscott Huntington Dominic Chianese as Happy Jack Wai Ching Ho as Stranger Caleb Wallace as Vincent Martin Nadia Gan as Ming-Tai Darlene Violette as Maid Christian Wallace as Vincent Martin Show More Cast Episodes 1 Pilot Air date: Sep 24, 2010 Tom Selleck is the New York City Police Commissioner and head of the Reagan family in this brand new police drama about multi- generational clan of cops. As the series begins, youngest son Jamie's life takes an abrupt turn when he's asked to become part of a clandestine investigation that could impact the family's legacy and reveal the truth about his elder brother, who died in the line of duty. He also discovers his father's secret affair with a reporter played by Rescue Me's Andrea Roth. More 2 Samaritan Air date: Oct 1, 2010 The Reagans are forced to question their attitudes toward vigilantism and the media after a man with a criminal record uses an illegal handgun to stop a robbery on the subway - then hands himself in to a local news reporter. More 3 Priviledge Air date: Oct 8, 2010 Two girls are attacked and a third is raped on a local college campus, and when Danny investigates, evidence suggests the culprit is a member of an elite fraternity-and the son of a diplomat. Meanwhile, Sydney realises that Jamie is more dedicated to the police force than to her, and Frank is forced to question the appropriateness of his relationship with Kelly. More 4 Officer Down Air date: Oct 15, 2010 Frank mobilizes the entire NYPD to find the killer of an off-duty police officer who was murdered during a diamond heist. More 5 What You See Air date: Oct 22, 2010 Frank and Danny search for a homemade bomb they learn is going to be detonated in Manhattan. The investigation reveals the bomb may be connected to terrorists and Islamic people are targeted for questioning, which leads to a dispute over the pros and cons of profiling. The case becomes more emotional for Danny when he is unable to reach his wife, who is in the city with their children. More 6 Smack Attack Air date: Oct 29, 2010 Three teens from a Catholic high school die from a drug overdose while attending a party at a student's house. The probe reveals the designer drug they took was laced with poison, which turns the case into a homicide investigation. Danny tries to discover the narcotic's source before an epidemic breaks out. More 7 Brothers Air date: Nov 5, 2010 When Erin tries to take down a gang leader using his law-abiding brother as bait, the family debates her methods. More 8 Chinatown Air date: Nov 12, 2010 When Jaime goes to meet Anderson, he comes across what he thinks is a crime. When he approaches them, they start shooting at him and shoots back. In the end someone is killed. Danny shows up and tries to find out what happened but no one is willing to talk. Eventually they learn that a Chinese woman is being sought by the Triad. More 9 Re-Do Air date: Nov 19, 2010 The life of a Reagan is put in danger when three dangerous criminals are released from prison. More 10 After Hours Air date: Dec 3, 2010 When a doorman at a New York City hotspot is murdered, Danny returns to investigate the nightclub scene he left behind years ago. Meanwhile, Frank makes a decision about an ex-partner's future. More Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for Blue Bloods Season 1 All Critics (30) | Top Critics (16) | Fresh (25) | Rotten (5) The best thing about "Blue Bloods," besides Selleck, is Wahlberg, who shifts between being empathetic and temperamental without any crunching of gears. Jan 25, 2019 | Full Review… Chuck Barney San Jose Mercury News Top Critic The Green/Burgess team is one of TV's best and we hope they'll make this show as sharp and compelling as it should be. Sep 24, 2010 | Rating: B- | Full Review… Verne Gay Newsday Top Critic If not for the narrative clunkiness, "Blue Bloods'' has the potential to be a juicy multigenerational family drama. Sep 24, 2010 | Full Review… Matthew Gilbert Boston Globe Top Critic The best new cop drama of a TV season that has more police than a presidential motorcade. Sep 24, 2010 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review… David Hinckley New York Daily News Top Critic What I dug about Blue Bloods was the fact that on one hand it's a family drama, but on the other it's a crime drama. I wasn't sure how well those two things would mix, but they did it very well. Jan 25, 2019 | Full Review… Michelle Carlbert TV Equals So, is Blue Bloods good enough? For the most part, yes. While certainly not the best procedural out there, it's better than the lions share, and certainly the best on CBS at the moment. Jan 25, 2019 | Full Review… Michael Crider ScreenRant While some of these themes are decidedly mature, the overall show is positive, insightful, and entertaining. Jan 25, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review… Will Wade Common Sense Media As long as the writers continue to provide the characters with enough interesting choices, the show should become a solid hit for CBS. Jan 25, 2019 | Full Review… Rob Frappier ScreenRant This feels different than what you expect on other shows of this sort, and that should be encouraged. I can't recommend Bloods right now, though. Jan 25, 2019 | Full Review… Zack Handlen AV Club Top Critic Blue Bloods' pilot is good, but it's not good enough to remove that small, nagging doubt that this will all end poorly. Jan 25, 2019 | Full Review… Todd VanDerWerff AV Club Top Critic View All Critic Reviews (30) Audience Reviews for Blue Bloods: Season 1 There are no featured audience reviews yet. Click the link below to see what others say about Blue Bloods: Season 1! View All News & Features 150 Erotic Movies Ranked worst to best! 2019's Most Anticipated 63 movies coming up this year 200 Essential Movies Chosen by RT staff! 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