5 Crossovers Fans Would Love To See in Blue Bloods
The hit show has significant crossover potential.
Even though CBS' Blue Bloods has seen unparalleled success for more than a decade now, longtime fans of the series can't help but notice that the show has started to feel somewhat stale in recent years. It seems that only one thing can reignite viewer interest in it - a well-developed crossover with another hit project.
Here are five crossovers fans would love to see on Blue Bloods:
Law & Order: SVU
The most logical choice for Blue Bloods to have a crossover with is undoubtedly SVU, as this iconic NYC-based police procedural has been on the air twice as long as Blue Bloods. Moreover, Danny and Elliot Stabler are sure to be a memorable duo. So it looks like Dick Wolf should make some calls to the producers of Blue Bloods.
Chicago Fire
Visualize a scenario where a dangerous arsonist begins setting fires across the US, and Blue Blood's heroes have no choice but to seek assistance from experts in fires and people who set them - the team from Firehouse 51 of Chicago Fire! A crossover like this is bound to be a hit.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Even though Blue Bloods is a fairly serious show, who says that at least one episode can't be lighthearted and fun? A crossover with Brooklyn Nine-Nine could be the perfect way for the show to attract new fans, as the idea of forcing Danny to work with Jake might be one of the most amusing concepts yet.
Bosch: Legacy
Amazon's Freevee's continuation of the iconic Bosch series is famously set in LA. However, the thought of NYC cops from Blue Bloods and Bosch's team tackling a serial killer case from coast to coast sounds thrilling, don't you think?
Elementary
The show that reimagined Holmes and Watson as a pair of detectives working in 21st-century New York ended some time ago, but it would be fantastic to see Johnny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu reprise their roles for a collaboration with Blue Bloods. That would be one hell of a crossover!