TMC
02-16-2022, 01:43 AM
https://www.looper.com/769698/frank-reagans-worst-moment-in-blue-bloods-season-3/
Frank started a romance with someone his daughter's age
In "Protest Too Much," (https://www.looper.com/760322/the-best-baez-episode-of-blue-bloods-ever/) Frank meets Whitney Robshaw (Sarah Wynter) at Erin's (Bridget Moynahan) birthday party. Whitney is an ACLU rep who knows Erin and is close to her age. After a meeting where they have some chemistry, Frank and Whitney have drinks together and are photographed by a man with a grudge against the NYPD. When Erin sees the photos, she and Frank spar about the age difference, and Frank decides not to enter a relationship with the much younger woman.
Frank has been widowed a long time and should be able to date whoever he likes. Still, seeing a woman close to your daughter's age can come about as creepy, and while Erin overreacts to the situation, it's understandable that she wouldn't feel great about the relationship. One IMDb user (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2701798/reviews/?ref_=tt_ql_urv) pointed out that a plot where Frank was being set up by Whitney would have been more interesting in the end than Erin merely being petty. Either way, the situation is much weirder than either Frank or "Blue Bloods" itself really acknowledged.
Frank started a romance with someone his daughter's age
In "Protest Too Much," (https://www.looper.com/760322/the-best-baez-episode-of-blue-bloods-ever/) Frank meets Whitney Robshaw (Sarah Wynter) at Erin's (Bridget Moynahan) birthday party. Whitney is an ACLU rep who knows Erin and is close to her age. After a meeting where they have some chemistry, Frank and Whitney have drinks together and are photographed by a man with a grudge against the NYPD. When Erin sees the photos, she and Frank spar about the age difference, and Frank decides not to enter a relationship with the much younger woman.
Frank has been widowed a long time and should be able to date whoever he likes. Still, seeing a woman close to your daughter's age can come about as creepy, and while Erin overreacts to the situation, it's understandable that she wouldn't feel great about the relationship. One IMDb user (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2701798/reviews/?ref_=tt_ql_urv) pointed out that a plot where Frank was being set up by Whitney would have been more interesting in the end than Erin merely being petty. Either way, the situation is much weirder than either Frank or "Blue Bloods" itself really acknowledged.