TMC
02-04-2023, 03:03 AM
https://www.looper.com/1188241/blue-bloods-showrunner-has-concerns-about-progressing-jamie-and-eddies-relationship/
Having a kid would sideline Eddie
Now that Jamie and Eddie have been married for a few years now, it's not unthinkable to assume they'd want children at some point. After all, Jamie's siblings both have children, and coming from a big Irish-Catholic family, it would make sense that he'd want some kiddos of his own. However, "Blue Bloods" showrunner Kevin Wade spoke with PopCulture.com (https://popculture.com/tv-shows/news/blue-bloods-showrunner-explains-danny-baez-relationship-goes-surprising-directions/) to talk about their relationship and why a kid probably won't happen with them.
In the interview, Wade elaborated, "In a practical application, once you make a police officer pregnant, she's bound by the rules to have a desk job after a certain point ... the actual manifestation would handicap our storytelling with Vanessa and Will." Seeing both Jamie and Eddie out in the field can be some of the most invigorating moments in any "Blue Bloods" episode, so it's understandable the show would want to avoid pushing Eddie to the side for the sake of having a baby down the line.
That doesn't mean it couldn't happen eventually. The show could feasibly go on for quite a while, and the writers may soon decide that it's time for Jamie and Eddie to have a baby in case they want to mix up the proceedings. There's still the matter of getting Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) and Maria (Marisa Ramirez) together, so the writers may have other things on their plate they want to focus on.
Having a kid would sideline Eddie
Now that Jamie and Eddie have been married for a few years now, it's not unthinkable to assume they'd want children at some point. After all, Jamie's siblings both have children, and coming from a big Irish-Catholic family, it would make sense that he'd want some kiddos of his own. However, "Blue Bloods" showrunner Kevin Wade spoke with PopCulture.com (https://popculture.com/tv-shows/news/blue-bloods-showrunner-explains-danny-baez-relationship-goes-surprising-directions/) to talk about their relationship and why a kid probably won't happen with them.
In the interview, Wade elaborated, "In a practical application, once you make a police officer pregnant, she's bound by the rules to have a desk job after a certain point ... the actual manifestation would handicap our storytelling with Vanessa and Will." Seeing both Jamie and Eddie out in the field can be some of the most invigorating moments in any "Blue Bloods" episode, so it's understandable the show would want to avoid pushing Eddie to the side for the sake of having a baby down the line.
That doesn't mean it couldn't happen eventually. The show could feasibly go on for quite a while, and the writers may soon decide that it's time for Jamie and Eddie to have a baby in case they want to mix up the proceedings. There's still the matter of getting Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) and Maria (Marisa Ramirez) together, so the writers may have other things on their plate they want to focus on.