It turns out that Garrett Moore has another reason to be at the Reagan family dinner in “Shadowland.” He reveals to the family that he’s helping Danny’s son Sean (Andrew Terraciano) figure out his college presentation for his graphic arts course. While the whole family is dismissive of Sean’s interest in his elective, it seems he’s a Reagan with an artistic bent, as he created a comic book with his family as superheroes. Sean has a bit of anxiety about public speaking, and he’s hoping to avoid a big mistake. Moore thusly sets about trying to put him through a mini-presentation to help him explain why he’s chosen that medium for his family portrait. While the rest of the Reagans are flattered that Sean thinks of them as superheroes, they still don’t quite approve of his artistic leanings.
Moore will apparently carry on being the squad’s publicist – and Gregory Jbara will remain a vital part of the drama’s cast. He found himself on “Blue Bloods” thanks to a close connection to Tom Selleck. “He and I had met doing the movie In and Out. Back then, he goes, “I really think you’re talented, I do produce a lot of television, and I’m really going to try and hire you every chance I get,'” Jbara told Theatremania in 2011. Selleck was a man of his word, and Jbara soon found himself with a solid role on television — the third role Selleck helped him get. It’s clear that loyalty’s paid off, and the result is that Jbara and Selleck are as close in real life as Garrett Moore and Frank Reagan are onscreen.