{"id":323534,"date":"2021-08-13T23:00:50","date_gmt":"2021-08-13T20:00:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/en.buradabiliyorum.com\/how-much-could-joe-hill-be-around\/"},"modified":"2021-08-13T23:00:50","modified_gmt":"2021-08-13T20:00:50","slug":"how-much-could-joe-hill-be-around","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/buradabiliyorum.com\/en\/how-much-could-joe-hill-be-around\/","title":{"rendered":"#How Much Could Joe Hill Be Around?"},"content":{"rendered":"

“#How Much Could Joe Hill Be Around?<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

At the end of Blue Bloods<\/em><\/a> Season 10, we met a surprise member of the Reagans: Joe Hill (Will Hochman), the son of the late Joe Reagan. Surprise, Frank (Tom Selleck<\/a>), you have another grandson! Since then, Joe has pretty much been a very lightly recurring presence in the family. But the end of Season 11 set up a way that could change, at least a bit.<\/p>\n

After the Reagans rallied together to keep him alive as an undercover op went sideways, he once again joined them for family dinner. And since it seems like he\u2019s more accepting of what it means to be a Reagan in the NYPD \u2014 his great-grandfather Henry (Len Cariou<\/a>) and grandfather are the former and current commissioners, his uncles are a detective (Donnie Wahlberg\u2019s<\/a> Donnie) and sergeant (Will Estes\u2019<\/a> Jamie) \u2014 is he going to be around a bit more often?<\/p>\n

At the time of the finale, executive producer Kevin Wade told TV Insider that he likely won\u2019t be around full-time in Season 12. However, \u201cwe\u2019d like to be able to weave him in and out of stories,\u201d he explained. \u201cHe obviously has a great chemistry and connection to our cast, and my anecdotal evidence is that the audience really liked what he brought to the show. He has a fresh relationship with the characters that they\u2019ve been with for 11 years.\u201d<\/p>\n

However we see him next, expect to continue to see him not fully embrace being a Reagan. \u201cHe recognizes it for what it is and for the value of it but also wants to be his own person, which seemed to me to be a very useful wrinkle to use however we\u2019re going to grow this character and however often we get to do that,\u201d Wade said.<\/p>\n

Since Blue Bloods<\/em> already covered that in his previous app<\/a>earances, we are hoping that\u2019s not too much of Joe\u2019s story moving forward, especially if he\u2019s only around in a limited capacity. It can still be addressed \u2014 it could make for an entertaining conversation between him and Jamie\u2019s wife Eddie (Vanessa Ray<\/a>) away from the rest of the family \u2014 but let\u2019s see more of him as a cop.<\/p>\n

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And if that means some sort of joint task force work with the ATF again to bring back Special Agent Rachel Weber (Gloria Reuben<\/a>), we are completely on board with that. \u201cIf he were to stay as kind of a lend-lease detective with the ATF, there would certainly be an avenue for that,\u201d Wade pointed out.<\/p>\n

Perhaps the most interesting part of Joe\u2019s character is how having him around \u2014 and in danger, as he was undercover in the Season 11 finale \u2014 affected Frank. He\u2019s a father to cops. He\u2019s lost a son in the line of duty. But for the first time, we saw him be a grandfather worried about his grandson before<\/em> being the commissioner of the NYPD. \u201cWhat we tried to write, and certainly what Tom played, was 99 percent a family man faced with his worst nightmare,\u201d Wade said.<\/p>\n

But that\u2019s something we can\u2019t see too often, especially if Joe has a more permanent presence in the family. Watching Frank accept that and figure out how to have that be the case could be quite the fascinating mini-arc for Selleck to play, especially to see how the rest of the family reacts to that.<\/p>\n

What should also be interesting is to see how Blue Bloods<\/em> handles his absences at the weekly family dinner. Will he simply not be coming to every one? (Since every episode has one, it\u2019s impossible to say he\u2019s attending off-screen.) Will work (perhaps more undercover assignment) be the excuse? A mix of both? (We\u2019re leaning towards that.)<\/p>\n

However Joe Hill is part of Blue Bloods<\/em> Season 12, we just have one request: let\u2019s see him getting one-on-one time with the entire family. He\u2019s too entertaining a character not to take advantage of in that way.<\/p>\n

Blue Bloods<\/em>, Season 12 Premiere, Friday, October 1, 10\/9c, CBS<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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