Blue Bloods TV Tonight.

[Joe Kent]

Right at the end Tom Selleck nailed the "Bad Guy" with what appeared to be a Fitz Dectective Special. Correct me if I'am wrong. Also, does anyone know if the series is continuing as there were no prevues tonight for next week.

 

[David LaPell]

I'm thinking that next Friday may be no episode due to Holiday programming. And yes, the gun is a Fitz Special, as was mentioned when the guy who plays Tom Selleck's dad commented on it in the first episode. I love the show, much better than any CSI show with it's myriad of stuff no department can afford.

 

[chief38]

So far I have watched about half the episodes and my opinion is that I do not think this is Selleck's best effort. I think he was much better in the Jessie Stone series of TV movies. To me, I just can't get in to his role as NYC's Top Cop! I won't say it's bad, but definitely not going to be another Hill Street Blues!

chief38

 

[Rule3]

You "Knew" that either Dad or his son was gonna nail the bad guy.

Sorry, but that was a very risky shot. A head shot with a J frame while they guy was holding your daughter with a knife at her throat??
Sure I guess it can be done but that's a pretty hard shot under extreme stress.

 

[cmort666]

I'm thinking that next Friday may be no episode due to Holiday programming.

Pretty much everything this week that had previews said, "In TWO weeks on..."

 

[Faulkner]

You "Knew" that either Dad or his son was gonna nail the bad guy.

Sorry, but that was a very risky shot. A head shot with a J frame while they guy was holding your daughter with a knife at her throat??
Sure I guess it can be done but that's a pretty hard shot under extreme stress.

Maybe, maybe not. I practice that very shot at our department range with my Glock 23 and my S&W 442 at least once a month. At that range it's easier than shooting small game . . . just a lot more at risk.

 

[Joe Kent]

Faulkner is right on, the shot in itself is not hard for anyone who practices. What might/would make it more difficult would be the tension. However, I've known and for that matter still do know men who I swear to God have Icewater in their veins and would not flinch or hesitate{and have} in making and taking that kind of shot.

 

[Rule3]

Maybe, maybe not. I practice that very shot at our department range with my Glock 23 and my S&W 442 at least once a month. At that range it's easier than shooting small game . . . just a lot more at risk.

I could probably make the shot with the Glock or similar weapon, not sure of the J frame. Put one of your loved ones up there with a lunatic and practice that. Guess you never know until it comes up.

Good show though, I also like that other new one Detroit 187.