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blue blood‘ spin off boston blue There could be cast exits by the end of season 1 — but it’s also possible More surprises will be presented in the second season.
In the season 1 finale on Friday, May 22, Lena (Sonequa Martin-Green) started the day off worrying about meeting her biological father. When she discovers her boyfriend Brian (Ryan Broussard), was considering getting a job in another state when she was shot to death.
Lena made it through, but the nerve damage left her briefly confined to a wheelchair before gathering for a family dinner. She’s waiting for Brian to arrive when the audience sees his car Being hit intentionally by someone. Brian is knocked unconscious just before his car ends up in the ocean.
“As we go into the season, there’s a little jump in time that takes us through Lena’s medical leave due to her injury,” the showrunner said Brandon Sonnier Exclusive story US Weekly In a joint interview with executive producers Brandon Margolis. “It also gives us further insight into who was driving, what the inciting incident was and what happened afterward.”
He continued: “That really became the driving force in the lives of Lena and Danny and the rest of the Reagan family and the Silver family. They wanted to get to the bottom of all this and who was behind it all. We did find that person at some point, we did find out that there was something bigger going on, and that was the driving force of the season.”
Elsewhere in the finale, Will Hawkman Playing the role of Danny again (donny wahlberg)’s nephew, and Danny’s girlfriend, Baez (Marisa Ramirez), upon their return, the couple reconciled – and discussed moving in together – Just before the end of season one.
Looking ahead to Season 2, Sonnier teased what’s to come, adding, “We definitely want to explore more of Boston. Of course, we also need to explore the relationships within this newfound family that we’ve built in different ways. Now that we’ve established the family, where is everyone, what can we do to create a greater relationship dynamic between the players?”
Keep scrolling to find answers to your most pressing questions about possible cast exits, spin-off ideas, and the future blue blood Cameo:
Will Ryan Broussard leave the show after Brian is seemingly killed?
Although Margolis and Sonnier did not confirm or deny Brian’s future on the showwho called the actor a “lovely” addition to the cast.
“We are excited to be working with him this season. If there was an opportunity to bring him in for a second season, we would jump on board,” Margolis noted. “But it’s called a cliffhanger for a reason. You have to come back — that’s what you have to adjust to.”
Margolis noted that the many obstacles Lena encountered will be resolved in season two, adding, “We hope that she and Danny have a chance to become closer because of it. So what we’re looking forward to in season two is addressing the aftermath of the accident. We’re going to find out who was behind the wheel of that car and get justice for Rogers.”
How did Will Hawkman’s cameo come about?
blue blood Fans received a surprise when Hawkman’s character Joe shows up. margolis told us“the entire Reagan family was approached to return,” but Hochman’s appearance came after Wahlberg discovered that his former costar had been in town filming another project.
“Honestly, it made sense for the story we were telling about the discovery of the new family member and what that meant for Joe Hill and how he later learned about the Reagan family,” he continued. “It’s similar to what Lena is going through. When we told this story, he was in town and it was fate. It just made sense to bring him there and we would love to have him back.”
What about other “Blue Bloods” alumni?
The writing duo made it clear that anyone in the OG series is welcome. when asked specifically Tom SelleckSonnier clarified that “the story has to be right” for Frank to come back.
“This is a big move and we want to make sure we’re telling the right story,” he noted. “It has to be the right story for Frank and the right story for Danny and Sean. When the time comes, maybe we (already) know that and maybe we don’t know.”
Regardless, the goal is to get all the Reagans in and out of Boston blue.
“Continuing their stories enriches our lives,” Margolis added. “So we’re happy to extend invitations and let you know about the new Reagans showing up and the return of the Reagans who were there last year.”
What does the ending mean for Danny and Baez?
“We love this relationship, and there are going to be ups and downs in any relationship. There’s definitely going to be difficulties trying to figure out how things are going to work,” Sonnier told us About Danny and Baez getting back together. “Two adults who now live in different cities came together and had their own highs and lows in the relationship. There was always something we wanted to explore — and we knew that, at the end of the day, this was a relationship that we really loved.”
Sonnier teased the public “outcry,” adding, “It’s so sweet when we bring her back and have her be that shining light and say, ‘It’s going to be okay.’ How they will get through this in the end and that this relationship is real.” “
As for what inviting Baez to move to Boston might mean for Ramirez’s appearance in Season 2?
“All we can say is that Baez will be back for season two,” Margolis teased. “That’s all we can tell you. We love Marissa and the two of them lighting up the screen as a couple. We love telling these two people’s stories and we’re always looking for opportunities to do that.”
Will there be a Boston Blue spin-off?
When we suggested filming a medical drama in the same area, the pair didn’t rule it out, saying: “If the opportunity presented itself and there was the right story to tell… absolutely. We’d love it.”