Starring: Tom Selleck, Bridget Moynahan, Donnie Wahlberg, Len Cariou, Will Estes
In and Out - S7-E14
Visible crew/equipment: While Danny and Baez are hiding in the hall, when Ramirez (parole officer) knocks on Lloyd 's door he gets the gun from under the seat cushion, then as Lloyd starts to walk to the door, the green T-mark is visible on the floor near the right side of the screen. (00:34:20)
Dedication - S1-E15
Continuity mistake: At the start, Frank isn't wearing glasses at the table. Then in one shot he is. Then not again. (00:00:40)
Frank Reagan: And I don't have a Teflon suit. Everything gets to me. Every time one of ours is hurt, or jammed up, or he's in over his head, it gets to me. I just don't show it, 'cause I can't show it, 'cause nobody wants, or needs, a sensitive police commissioner.
Sid Gormley: OK.
Frank Reagan: So screw you!
Sid Gormley: Yes, sir. That an order, too?
Frank Reagan: Yeah, that's an order.
Sid Gormley: Screw me. I'm on it, boss.
Trivia: Although Len Cariou plays Tom Selleck's father, he's only five years older than Selleck.
Question: What is the significance of the lapel pin worn by detectives on Blue Bloods?
Answer: It is an NYPD Detective Bureau lapel pin. If you zoom in on a pic of "Danny Reagan," you will see that the pin has the letters DB on it.
Answer: It is the lapel pin worn by members of the NYPD Honor Legion.
The lapel pin is on Danny but not Biaz, why? Also, Baker, Sid, Frank &Garrett wear one. Significance? Are they all the same?
Is the P.C.'s pin different than a legion pin? What are the symbols and their meaning?
I think it may be Masonic?
But why would the mayor wear one?