Blue Bloods (2010)
English · Crime / Drama
★ 7.8 Solid 1,028 ratings
▸ Must watch
Released 24 Sept 2010
Page updated 24 Sept 2026
Blue Bloods is streaming in Japan on Hulu.
The verdict
Blue Bloods landed among the stronger English series of its release window. It's sitting at 7.8/10 on TMDB across 1,028 ratings, which puts it comfortably above average. In Japan you can stream it on Hulu.
Is it worth starting?
This is 14 seasons deep — English crime with drama threaded through. Starting now means a backlog — worth knowing before you press play.
- Why
- It rates 7.8/10 on 1,028 ratings so far — a strong early showing.
- Skip if
- you don't want to start something several seasons deep
- Best for
- A long run rather than a single sitting
Story
A drama about a multi-generational family of cops dedicated to New York City law enforcement. Frank Reagan is the New York Police Commissioner and heads both the police force and the Reagan brood. He runs his department as diplomatically as he runs his family, even when dealing with the politics that plagued his unapologetically bold father, Henry, during his stint as Chief.
Good to know
| Genre | Crime / Drama |
| Language | English |
| Best screen | Stream at home |
Director
Robin Green
Cast

Tom Selleck
Frank Reagan

Donnie Wahlberg
Danny Reagan

Bridget Moynahan
Erin Reagan-Boyle

Will Estes
Jamie Reagan

Len Cariou
Henry Reagan

Gregory Jbara
Garrett Moore
Where to watch in Japan
Hulu
Included with a subscription — no extra charge on these platforms.
Availability as of 24 Sept 2026 — platforms may change over time.
Trailer
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Frequently asked
Is Blue Bloods worth watching?
Must watch. It rates 7.8/10 on audience ratings. This is 14 seasons deep — English crime with drama threaded through. Starting now means a backlog — worth knowing before you press play.
Where can I watch Blue Bloods?
You can stream Blue Bloods in Japan on Hulu.
What language is Blue Bloods in?
Blue Bloods is an English series (Crime / Drama).
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