Ep 8. Personal Business

In Blue Bloods season 7 episode 8, titled "Personal Business," the Reagan family faces a difficult challenge. Frank Reagan (Tom Selleck), the Police Commissioner of New York City, is investigated by the Attorney General's office, adding pressure to his already stressful job. The investigation surrounds a case from many years ago in which officers under Frank's command were allegedly involved in a cover-up. As the investigation heats up, Frank is forced to resign until the issue is resolved.

Meanwhile, Danny (Donnie Wahlberg), a detective on the NYPD and Frank's son, is dealing with his own personal issues. He is approached by a woman who claims that her son was wrongly convicted of murder and that she has evidence to prove it. Danny, eager to help, takes on the case and begins to investigate. However, he soon finds that the case is more complicated than he initially thought and that his involvement in the case has put him in danger.

At the same time, Erin (Bridget Moynahan), an assistant district attorney and Frank's daughter, is dealing with a case of her own. She is prosecuting a well-known defense attorney who is accused of witness tampering. However, when the witness in the case suddenly recants his testimony, Erin finds that her case is falling apart.

As the Reagans deal with their personal and professional issues, they must also come together as a family to support each other in their times of need. The episode highlights the importance of family, loyalty, and doing what is right, even when it is difficult.

Overall, "Personal Business" is a compelling episode of Blue Bloods that showcases the strong familial bonds of the Reagan family while also exploring the complexities of their professional lives. With its intriguing plotlines and well-developed characters, the show continues to be a fan-favorite in its seventh season.