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From Pilot to Finale: A Recap of the Gripping Blue Bloods Season 1 Episodes

Blue Bloods, a popular police procedural drama series, has captivated audiences since its premiere in 2010. With its compelling storylines, stellar cast, and realistic portrayal of law enforcement, the show has amassed a dedicated fan base over the years. In this article, we will take a trip down memory lane and recap the gripping first season of Blue Bloods, from its pilot episode to its thrilling finale.

A Promising Start: The Pilot Episode

The pilot episode of Blue Bloods sets the stage for what is to come throughout the season. It introduces us to the Reagan family, a dynasty of law enforcement officers in New York City. Led by patriarch Frank Reagan (played by Tom Selleck), who serves as the Police Commissioner, we get a glimpse into their personal lives and how they navigate their roles in both family and law enforcement.

The pilot episode also establishes one of the central conflicts that will drive much of Season 1 – the tension between Frank’s eldest son Danny (played by Donnie Wahlberg), a seasoned detective known for his street smarts and unconventional methods, and his younger son Jamie (played by Will Estes), who recently graduated from Harvard Law School but decides to join the police force.

Intriguing Cases and Family Dynamics

Throughout Season 1, Blue Bloods delivers on both intriguing cases that keep viewers on the edge of their seats and compelling family dynamics that add depth to each character.

Each episode presents a new case for Danny Reagan to solve alongside his partner Detective Jackie Curatola (played by Jennifer Esposito). From high-profile murders to drug busts gone wrong, these cases not only showcase Danny’s investigative skills but also explore ethical dilemmas faced by law enforcement officers.

Meanwhile, Jamie’s journey as a rookie cop provides an interesting parallel storyline. As he navigates the challenges of being a Reagan in the police force, he grapples with his own ideals and struggles to find his place within the family legacy.

The Reagan Family Dinner Table

One of the standout features of Blue Bloods is the iconic Reagan family dinner scenes. Every episode concludes with a heartfelt gathering around the dinner table, where three generations of Reagans come together to share a meal and discuss their experiences.

These dinner scenes offer a glimpse into the personal lives and relationships of each character. Frank’s wise words and moral compass guide his children and grandchildren, while Linda (played by Amy Carlson), Danny’s wife, provides a grounded perspective as an outsider looking in. The family dynamics portrayed during these moments create a sense of authenticity and further engage viewers emotionally.

A Thrilling Finale: “The Blue Templar”

The gripping first season of Blue Bloods reaches its climax in the finale episode titled “The Blue Templar.” This episode uncovers a conspiracy within the NYPD known as “The Blue Templar,” which has haunted Frank since his son Joe’s death years ago.

As secrets are revealed, alliances are tested, and lives hang in the balance, Frank must confront his past and protect his family at all costs. The intense action sequences combined with emotional moments make this finale an unforgettable conclusion to Season 1.

In conclusion, Blue Bloods Season 1 offers viewers an immersive experience filled with compelling storylines, relatable characters, and thought-provoking themes. From its promising pilot episode to its thrilling finale, this season sets a high standard for what is to come in future seasons of this beloved series. Whether you are a fan or new to Blue Bloods, Season 1 is definitely worth revisiting for its engaging police procedural drama intertwined with heartfelt family dynamics.

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Home > Ghost Whisperer > Season 5 > Episode 22

The Children's Parade

Ghost Whisperer: Season 5

Episode Info

Supernatural forces threaten Melinda and her son when she investigates a poltergeist in Grandview hospital.

Genres: Drama, Mystery & Thriller, Fantasy

Network: CBS

Air Date: May 21, 2010

Directed By: John Gray

Written By: John Gray

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Cast & Crew

Jennifer Love Hewitt

Melinda Gordon

David Conrad

Camryn Manheim

Delia Banks

Jamie Kennedy

Christoph Sanders

Connor Gibbs

Nick Hodaly

Billy Unger

George Wendt

Asante Jones

David Clennon

Jack Donner

Peter Holden

Tammy Townsend

Zayne Emory

Rebecca McFarland

Executive Producer

The Children's Parade   Photos

Critic reviews for the children's parade.

Full Cast & Crew: The Children's Parade (2010)

Jennifer Love Hewitt

Melinda Gordon

David Conrad

Dr. Sam 'Jim' Lucas

Christoph Sanders

Jamie Kennedy

Professor Eli James

Camryn Manheim

Delia Banks

David Clennon

Carl Sessick

William Brent

Pete Murphy (as Billy Unger)

Cassidy Peyton

Connor Gibbs

Aiden Lucas

Tammy Townsend

Rebecca McFarland

Peter Holden

George Wendt

George the Plumber

Asante Jones

Jack Donner

Man in Hospital Gown

Zayne Emory

Pig Mask Kid

Nick Hodaly

Fred the Janitor

Freedom Bridgewater

Grandview Passerby

Armen V. Kevorkian

Dentist (uncredited)

Sara Konecky

Pretty Nurse (uncredited)

Devil Mask Child (uncredited)

Patrick Weil

Doctor (uncredited)

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The Children's Parade

• Episode aired May 21, 2010

Melinda's investigation of a poltergeist in the hospital leads to a showdown with supernatural forces terrorizing her and her son. Melinda's investigation of a poltergeist in the hospital leads to a showdown with supernatural forces terrorizing her and her son. Melinda's investigation of a poltergeist in the hospital leads to a showdown with supernatural forces terrorizing her and her son.

• Jennifer Love Hewitt
• David Conrad
• Christoph Sanders
• 4 User reviews
• 1 Critic review
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• Melinda Gordon

• Dr. Sam 'Jim' Lucas

• Professor Eli James

• Delia Banks

• Carl Sessick

• Pete Murphy
• (as Billy Unger)

• Cassidy Peyton

• Aiden Lucas

• George the Plumber

• Man in Hospital Gown

• Pig Mask Kid
• Fred the Janitor

• Grandview Passerby
• All cast & crew
• Production, box office & more at IMDbPro

Did you know

• Trivia Last show of the series.
• Goofs When Jim talks to Pete's supposed birth mother, he mentions a baby being given up for adoption 13 years ago, and mentions a date in 1997, suggesting that that episode was set in 2010. Season 5 was set in 2014, with a 5-year time jump.

Aiden Lucas : I feel better.

Melinda Gordon : Whadda mean?

Aiden Lucas : That there's no such things as ghosts. I feel better.

Dr. Sam 'Jim' Lucas : Well... we feel better that you feel better.

• Soundtracks There for You (uncredited) Performed by The Undeserving

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• Apr 13, 2021
• May 21, 2010 (United States)
• United States
• Stage 19, Universal Studios - 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California, USA
• Sander/Moses Productions
• CBS Television Studios
• ABC Signature
• See more company credits at IMDbPro

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• Runtime 45 minutes
• Dolby Digital

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The Children's Parade is the twenty-second episode of fifth season , the last episode and is the 107th overall episode of Ghost Whisperer .

• 1 Short summary
• 2 Full summary
• 3.1 Main cast
• 3.2 Guest Cast
• 3.3 Co-Starring
• 5 Notes and Trivia
• 6 Featured Music
• 8.1 Episode Stills

Short summary [ ]

Melinda and Jim told Aiden ghosts aren't real, and neither are the shadows and shinies, but he didn't stop seeing them. Melinda can no longer tell the dead from the living. Eli has trouble talking because of a toothache, but when Carl asks him why Melinda is ignoring him, Eli manages to communicate that he told her Aiden shouldn't see ghosts, and he reveals that he must have been possessed by the shadows when he said that, because he would never normally say such a thing, since it is the worst time for Aiden not to use his gift. At the hospital, the ghost of a thirteen-year-old boy is leading the child ghosts of polio victims on marches to show that they're not afraid of the shadows. Melinda gets completely taken over by the shadows, and when Carl sees Aiden talking to someone he can't see, Aiden reveals that it's a shiny- or the crossed over ghost of a child. After the Book of Changes tells Carl and Eli how to stop the shadows, Aiden must convince the shinies to help. Mel and Aiden cross over the Polio Victims and the boy, and Mel and Jim tell Aiden they were wrong to try to get him to deny his gift. [1]

Full summary [ ]

[Full summary]

Main cast [ ]

• Jennifer Love Hewitt as Melinda Gordon
• David Conrad as Jim Clancy
• Christoph Sanders as Ned Banks
• Jamie Kennedy as Eli James
• Camryn Manheim as Delia Banks

Guest Cast [ ]

• David Clennon as Carl Sessick
• Billy Unger as Pete Murphy
• Joey King as Cassidy Peyton
• Connor Gibbs as Aiden Lucas
• Tammy Townsend as Jacqueline
• Rebecca McFarland as Joan
• Peter Holden as Darren
• George Wendt as George the Plumber

Co-Starring [ ]

• Asante Jones as Stuart
• Jack Donner as Man in Hospital Gown
• Zayne Emory as Pig Mask Kid
• Nick Hodaly as Fred the Janitor
• Freedom Bridgewater as Grandview Passerby

Spirits [ ]

Notes and trivia [ ], featured music [ ], gallery [ ], episode stills [ ].

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• 1 Melinda Gordon
• 2 Professor Rick Payne
• 3 Aiden Lucas

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Connor Gibbs

Nick Hodaly

Billy Unger

George Wendt

Asante Jones

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Newlywed Melinda Gordon tries to help the dead communicate with loved ones, 'but sometimes the messages she receives are intense and confusing.' Most of Melinda's efforts involve resolving conflicts that are preventing the spirits from passing over. The sentimental drama is 'inspired by the work of medium James Van Praagh.'

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Executive producer, co-executive producer, supervising producer, co-producer, assoc. producer, cinematographer, production company, art director, sound effects, special effects, choreographer.

• Original release 21 May 2010
• Previous episode S05E21 - Dead Ringer
• Number S05E22
• Director John Gray
• Writer John Gray
• Country United States
• Genres Drama, Fantasy

The Children's Parade

Jim's hospital is being haunted by the ghosts of kids from an abandoned polio ward in the early 1900’s. And the connection of Aidan, Melinda, the Shinies and the Shadows will come to a climax and Melinda and Jim will realize that they know almost nothing about Aiden's powers.

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