Star Trek: Discovery‘s Sonequa Martin-Green will star alongside Donnie Wahlberg in Boston Blue, CBS’ upcoming spinoff of the long-running Blue Bloods collection.
The collection is about to debut this fall and can observe Detective Danny Reagan (Wahlberg) as he leaves New York City and his household to take a place with the Boston Police Department. He can be partnered with Detective Lena Silver (Martin-Green), the eldest daughter of a outstanding regulation enforcement household.
“I’m gonna have to get a really good Boston accent, just so I can throw it out at times,” Martin-Green advised reporters at a CBS press occasion. “We love the Reagans. We have all cherished the Reagans for thus lengthy. Being Detective Lena Silver, who’s coming from a outstanding regulation enforcement household, you’ll love the Silvers too. I’m tremendous excited for this partnership, and to be again within the CBS household.“
Wahlberg added, “I’m extremely grateful for the years on Blue Bloods, and extremely grateful to have the ability to maintain the the normal Blue Bloods alive and transfer it ahead into a brand new price with new associates and new conditions. We are actually actually engaged on this universe in a method that I believe the Blue Bloods viewers are gonna be very comfortable, very excited, and an entire new world of viewers are gonna be capable to uncover us, too.“
Blue Bloods followers can most likely count on some acquainted faces to point out up, as Wahlberg mentioned, “There’ll be connective tissue to the previous household. But we’re additionally going to get to find a new household and keep it up the custom of telling their tales and nonetheless telling the Reagan tales.“
The unique collection was one among CBS’s most-watched dramas, and plenty of forged members didn’t need it to finish. Tom Selleck, who starred in Blue Bloods as Frank Reagan, the New York Police Department Police Commissioner, mentioned that everybody concerned needed to return for extra. “I can’t figure out why they didn’t start streaming it, do 10 episodes a year,” he mentioned. “But I’m not the boss. Everybody wanted to come back. And I think with this cast, it would have been a gift for the audience. I don’t make those decisions. I’m prepared to celebrate and commemorate this show, but I’m still getting used to it.” Maybe he’ll make an look in Boston Blue.