The article explores the popular CBS crime procedural, "Blue Bloods," and its representation of various perspectives. Showrunner Kevin Wade discusses how the show takes on difficult topics and provides a balanced soapbox for different viewpoints, including those of criminals and minority communities. While the show has faced criticism for racial stereotypes and self-righteousness, it stands out for giving a human perspective to characters other than the police. The article also humorously questions how the Reagans in the show manage to gather for dinner every Sunday.