Blue Bloods

Yeah.

He's in the show Blue Bloods, Boston Blue.

He's married to Jenny McCarthy.

So he's maintained his relevance throughout the course of, I guess...

And some of the TV series, you guys, The Deuce, which was a great show, by the way, and you were in a bunch of those.

The Blacklist, The Sopranos, Blue Bloods, Billions, Boardwalk Empire, Power, Law and Order, Hit and Run, Gotham.

And there's a lot more, you guys.

Those are ones that everybody knows.

He played Michael like our main character.

Blue Bloods is kind of what he's known for, but I wouldn't have recognized him honestly.

He was in the new Lassie.

He was the new boy who wasn't Timmy.

And, you know, me, I'm always doing something.

And then I did nine years on Blue Bloods.

People may not know, but you're an expert fundraiser.

You know how to talk to an audience.

Just because the show, like I say this, just because a show is successful does not mean that it's good.

Blue Bloods was hella successful.

You can name 15 shows off the top of your head that are better.

But just because you can name 15 shows doesn't mean that it's not good.

Watch.

And you've heard me talk about Blue Bloods or Boston Blue in the past.

Boston Blue is the Blue Bloods remake where they basically went DEI.

Is that the word I want? DUI? I don't know.

Where they had one of every possible ethnic background in this show, including a very young superintendent of police who looks like A Barbie doll, and it's incredibly unrealistic, but there's some good acting in there.

Just as Cherry Beach channels the essence of Toronto, One Good Eye by Kevin Wade is Long Island through and through.

The second novel from the showrunner of Blue Bloods again centers Bayville police chief Jeep Mullane.

If there were any doubt about Jeep's hometown loyalties, he blasts them off the map in a mini-manifesto delivered midway through the new novel, One Good Eye.

Long Island is my home, historically, legally, patriotically, culturally, and spiritually.