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03-08-2022, 09:39 PM
https://www.looper.com/791605/the-worst-storyline-in-blue-bloods-season-9/
Fans have a lot to say about Season 9's 'Disrupted'
"Blue Bloods" Season 9, Episode 11, "Disrupted," brings real-life issues to the world of "Blue Bloods." Frank Reagan's meal is interrupted by protestors while Danny gets sidelined in a story about his son dating a girl next door. While it has all of the hallmarks of a good "Blue Bloods" episode, fans didn't respond well to the outing. The episode is currently the lowest-rated of its season on IMDb (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9364264/?ref_=ttep_ep11), with a score of 7.6/10.
Fans also weren't shy about sharing their opinions via IMDb reviews. One user thought the episode just never really managed to find its footing, writing, "There is so much going on that it all crashes and [loses] momentum and just putters out. By the time you get to the end of the episode you do not feel like you just got off of an amazing ride. In fact it feels like you got on the ride ready to go looked around and realized that the park is closed and you have no idea why you are even there."
There was also quite a lot of contention over the depiction of Danny's neighbor, who's from Texas. Apparently, quite a few people thought the portrayal of a Texan was insulting, as another user stated, "The stereotyping of people who live in 'Texas' is laughable." You can't win them all, and given the fact almost every other episode in Season 9 has a rating over 8.0/10, it's safe to say the show mostly excels even later into its run.
Fans have a lot to say about Season 9's 'Disrupted'
"Blue Bloods" Season 9, Episode 11, "Disrupted," brings real-life issues to the world of "Blue Bloods." Frank Reagan's meal is interrupted by protestors while Danny gets sidelined in a story about his son dating a girl next door. While it has all of the hallmarks of a good "Blue Bloods" episode, fans didn't respond well to the outing. The episode is currently the lowest-rated of its season on IMDb (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9364264/?ref_=ttep_ep11), with a score of 7.6/10.
Fans also weren't shy about sharing their opinions via IMDb reviews. One user thought the episode just never really managed to find its footing, writing, "There is so much going on that it all crashes and [loses] momentum and just putters out. By the time you get to the end of the episode you do not feel like you just got off of an amazing ride. In fact it feels like you got on the ride ready to go looked around and realized that the park is closed and you have no idea why you are even there."
There was also quite a lot of contention over the depiction of Danny's neighbor, who's from Texas. Apparently, quite a few people thought the portrayal of a Texan was insulting, as another user stated, "The stereotyping of people who live in 'Texas' is laughable." You can't win them all, and given the fact almost every other episode in Season 9 has a rating over 8.0/10, it's safe to say the show mostly excels even later into its run.