Tonight at 10/9c on CBS, fans of Blue Bloods will get the chance to see a classic and highly regarded episode from Season 8 — “My Aim Is True” (Episode 22) — replayed as part of a special rerun event that’s igniting fresh conversation across social media and fan communities.
Originally broadcast on May 11, 2018, this episode challenged the Reagan clan in unexpected ways: when a string of drive-by murders erupts shortly after six men are exonerated for wrongful conviction, Danny and Baez find themselves questioning whether true justice was served, while Frank wrestles with guilt over the flawed convictions.
The plot has sparked renewed debate among longtime viewers, with many fans discussing the episode’s focus on justice versus consequence — a theme that resonates even more strongly now that the series has ended its run. Threads on fan forums are filled with opinions about whether the episode was one of the best moral dilemmas Blue Bloods ever presented or whether it even truly lived up to its emotional potential.
Here’s what fans are talking about:
Was the outcome just necessary drama — or a missed opportunity for deeper commentary?
Did Danny and Baez make the right call under pressure?
Is this episode more controversial now than when it first aired?
Many viewers also point out that the rerun — airing as part of CBS’s Sunday lineup — has introduced the story to a new generation of fans who may be watching Blue Bloods for the first time or revisiting it via marathon reruns. Online watch parties and discussion threads have popped up ahead of tonight’s broadcast, proving that even years after its original airing, this episode still sparks passionate conversation.
Whether you’re tuning in for nostalgia, fresh debate, or a deeper look at one of Blue Bloods’ standout episodes, tonight’s airing is shaping up to be one of the most talked-about rerun events of the season.
Don’t miss it — justice, guilt, and family legacy collide once again in the Reagan universe tonight.