Blue Bloods season 12 premiere title: What does it mean?
In a new post on Instagram (see HERE), you can see that the title of this episode, which she also wrote, is “Hate is Hate.” That’s a pretty strong, pointed way to kick off the season, and we are beyond curious what this is going to bring us.
We’re all about first reactions here, so let’s go ahead and share where our mind immediately went upon reading this: Equality. “Love is Love” is commonly a phrase associated with same-sex relationships, and this title seems to be somewhat of a veiled reference to the opposite of that. It could be about the Reagans trying to weed out discrimination or taking on people who are trading in some sort of other hateful rhetoric. It could be one of the timelier episodes that we’ve seen the show take on.
When it comes to where the story could pick up, the possibilities at the moment feel more or less endless. There was no enormous cliffhanger at the end of season 11, as Joe Hill was safe after an intense operation that looped in most of the Reagans. It was a different sort of finale than we’re used to, and it almost felt like the writers recognized that they needed to wrap up the story, just in case.
Blue Bloods season 11 will premiere on CBS later this fall.
What do you think about the Blue Bloods season 12 premiere title?
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This article was written by Jess Carter.