'Blue Bloods' Fans Are Excited to See More of New Character Joe Reagan in the Upcoming Season

Fans cannot wait to see more of the newly introduced “Blue Bloods” character, Joe, and they shared their feelings via social media.

Even though the show came to a sudden stop due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, fans of “Blue Bloods” got more than they expected in its season ten finale.

One of the unexpected twists was the arrival of a new character known as Joseph “Joe” Hill. Since his introduction, fans of the family drama have wondered if he will become a series regular and what would happen next for the character.

Will’s other appearances include “Lowlives,” “The Code,” “Paterno,” and “Love.” He is currently working on three projects - “Let Him Go,” “Critical Thinking,” and “Master.”

According to Cheat Sheet, many of these fans took to social media to express their feelings about the addition of the new character.

While one person tweeted that she couldn’t wait to see how Joe’s life would unfold, another welcomed him to the “Blue Bloods” family.

A third fan said that it would be exciting to know Joe Sr.'s, through stories told by his son and a fourth person, wrote that she hoped “there will be more of Joe.”

A fifth and sixth fan echoed the same thoughts as they said they would love to see the character’s development.

TV Insider recalled that “Blue Bloods,” which ended three episodes early, unveiled a new aspect to the Reagan family story with the arrival of Joe - who is the child of the deceased Joe.

The Reagans made the discovery when Frank’s grandson, Sean (played by Andrew Terraciano), began a school assignment that included searching for his family ancestry.

Sean found out that Joe has a son named Joe Hill (played by Will Hochman) - a policeman who is doing well for himself in the firearms unit of the NYPD. Joe joined his newfound family for their Sunday dinner in the final scene of the episode, “Family Secrets.”

As regards the actor playing the role of Joe, Cheat Sheet revealed that Will is an actor and writer who debuted his acting career in the 2015 film, “Jag är Döden.” The following year, the actor appeared in “The Invisible Worm,” which saw him playing the role of Will.

Will’s other appearances include “Lowlives,” “The Code,” “Paterno,” and “Love.” He is currently working on three projects - “Let Him Go,” “Critical Thinking,” and “Master.”