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"Protest Too Much" is the seventeenth episode of the third season of Blue Bloods

Synopsis

Danny and his new partner, Maria Baez, investigate when an off-duty cop gets involved in a bank robbery by a young "Bonnie and Clyde" duo, in which the officer's gun is taken.

Due to the federal status of banks, they are forced to work with the FBI while trying to catch the robbers and get back the stolen weapon before it can be used again. Meanwhile, Frank meets with a representative from the ACLU, Whitney Robshaw, who turns out to be a friend of Erin's. Their attempts to forge a working relationship between their organizations leads to drinks at a nice restaurant.

At the same time, Erin's efforts to prepare a witness for trial are hindered when a protester photographs them, scaring the witness. When she later sees some of the photos online she also discovers that Frank and Whitney went out, a point which she is uncomfortable with, due to their age difference.

Recap

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Cast & Characters

Starring

Also Starring

Guest Starring

Co-Starring

  • Mark Johannes as Kenneth Harrington
  • Asron Michael Davies as Protester #1
  • Pilar Witherspoon as Nurse Gleason
  • Ben Hollandsworth as Party Promoter
  • Amelia Pedlow as Diane Morris
  • Lameece Issaq as Bank Teller

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References


Season 3 Episodes
"Family Business" "Domestic Disturbance" "Old Wounds" "Scorched Earth" "Risk and Reward" "Greener Grass" "Nightmares" "Higher Education" "Secrets and Lies" "Fathers and Sons" "Front Page News" "Framed" "Inside Jobs" "Men in Black" "Warriors" "Quid Pro Quo" "Protest Too Much" "No Regrets" "Loss of Faith" "Ends and Means" "Devil's Breath" "The Bitter End" "This Way Out"
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