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Showrunner: Balance Kept Blue Bloods on Air
12 May
Summary
- Showrunner Kevin Wade cites balance as key to Blue Bloods' success.
- The series aimed to avoid preaching or taking sides on issues.
- Wade ensured equal platform for opposing viewpoints.
- Blue Bloods ran for 14 successful seasons on CBS.
For 14 seasons, "Blue Bloods" maintained a successful run on CBS, with showrunner Kevin Wade attributing its longevity to a deliberate lack of agenda. Wade emphasized that the series worked hard to avoid preachiness and refrained from taking sides on contentious issues.
While some viewers perceived conservative leanings, Wade explained the show's motto: present equal platforms for opposing viewpoints. This approach ensured the audience felt respected and not lectured, contributing to the show's broad appeal across its nearly 300 episodes.
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