Alright folks, let’s talk about the elephant in the room: the Blue Bloods series finale, coming up on Friday, December 13. Fans are on the edge of their seats, and one particularly clever fan has come up with an awesome theory about what might happen in the final episode of this beloved show. This isn’t just any show—it’s a family drama that’s been a part of our lives for over a decade. So, naturally, everyone’s got an opinion, and this one’s pretty intriguing.
What’s Happening in the Final Moments of Blue Bloods?
In a clip recently posted on the Blue Bloods Instagram page, we see Frank Reagan deep in conversation with Garrett Moore and Sid Gormley, discussing none other than Mayor Peter Chase. Now, this scene has sparked a lot of buzz among fans, and for good reason. Let’s break it down a little further.
Frank Reagan mentions, “The mayor reminded me that the public advocate is in charge in his absence.” Garrett Moore responds with, “Which was his duty and the right thing to do.” But here’s the kicker: Frank then reveals, “Yes, but then he said, ignore all calls and push off any requests for a meeting.” He continues, “I think this is where you decide whether you stay or go.” This line has fans theorizing big changes for Frank’s future.
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A Bold Prediction for the Future
One fan commented under the post, “I would like for you to meet Mayor Frank Reagan! INCOMING Commissioner Jamie Reagan! Just a guess!” Now, that’s a bold prediction, isn’t it? The thought of Frank stepping into the mayor’s shoes is certainly exciting, but would it fit with his character? That’s the million-dollar question.
Interestingly, this fan theory comes just hours after Tom Selleck, the man behind Frank Reagan, shared his own alternate ending for the character. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Tom revealed, “I thought about that. I didn’t really have input in where the show was going for a final episode.” He went on to say, “I think in my alternate ending, the result on the audience would be that Frank Reagan remains a man alone, who never wanted the job he had, that has a hyperactive sense of responsibility, and I think he’d be commissioner till he drops.”
What Does This Mean for Frank’s Future?
Tom’s alternate ending suggests that Frank might make a significant decision about his career path in the finale. Could this mean he’ll step into a new role, like mayor? It would certainly be a twist, but we have no doubt that Frank would handle it with grace and authority. After all, the guy’s got a reputation for doing the right thing, no matter what.
Another fan in the comments section proposed a potential Blue Bloods spinoff involving Frank. They suggested, “I have an idea for a #bluebloods spinoff: Frank retires, in Hawaii. Drives around in a Ferrari solving crimes as a PI. We have guest appearances from other members of the family from time to time.” This idea harks back to Tom Selleck’s iconic role in Magnum, P.I., and it’s not a bad one. Imagine Frank Reagan in a Hawaiian shirt, solving crimes with his signature wit and charm. It’s a fun thought, isn’t it?
Tom Selleck’s Favorite Memories from Blue Bloods
As we gear up for the final episode, Tom Selleck reflected on his favorite memories from working on the show for 14 seasons. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, he said, “I think it was just really the continuity. I mean, there’s a million moments, but it was that constant kind of cumulative effect the show had on all of us. That is my fondest memory.”
Tom elaborated, “I know that doesn’t fit in a little box, but it wasn’t like a light bulb went off one day and I said, oh, this is the best moment. There were so many. I think that I looked forward to working with Frank Reagan’s universe and Abigail, Greg, and Robert. That had its own ritual.”
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For Tom, the Reagan family dinners became one of the highlights of his week. “And we had our family dinners, and anytime I had a scene with Len, too,” he shared. “Donnie always said, ‘Guaranteed, the audience will be entertained if you’d put two members of the Reagan family together in any scene,’ and those were two in particular, regardless of whatever plot we were doing and we were working in.”
