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The Most Funniest Moment in Season 5 of Blue Bloods

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“Blue Bloods,” which revolves around a family of cops and law enforcement officials, deftly weaves drama into the lives of the Reagans.

The series is known not only for its drama but also for its often overlooked humor, with memorable moments spanning 12 seasons, ranging from Danny chasing cr1minals to Erin in courtrooms and Frank managing his family.

“Blue Bloods” distinguishes itself in the cop drama genre by prioritizing the family aspect. The Reagans, while heroes in their professions, grapple with everyday challenges, adding a personal touch to the show.

Despite disagreements, the tradition of the tight-knit family gathering for meals has generated numerous funny and underrated moments. A standout instance in Season 5, marking the show’s 100th episode milestone, is considered one of the best moments of the season.

Danny and his wife have the funniest scene in Season 5.

The most amusing episode of “Blue Bloods” Season 5 is Episode 11, “Baggage.” The episode in question follows two main storylines: Danny Reagan and his wife Linda (Amy Carlson) attempting to refinance their mortgage, and the other attempting to discover the identity of Spanky (a play on Banksy).

The Spanky storyline provided plenty of entertaining scenes, but the funniest moment of Season 5 comes when Danny and Linda learn that the bank they’ve been using for over 20 years is refusing to refinance their mortgage.

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While Danny frequently loses his cool, the couple demonstrates how similar they are when they both react shocked to their failure to secure the loan. The banker instructs them to return in a year to a year and a half, leaving the couple perplexed just as a group of gun-toting robbers enters the bank.

Danny keeps his badge and the fact that he’s a cop hidden, which is ruined when the banker asks him to “do something” about the robbery.

When Danny fails to respond, the man turns to Linda and demands that she inform her husband about the robbery. She responds with a perfect zinger, “in, like, a year to a year-and-a-half.”

It was a hilarious moment that also served as a reminder of the family bonds that serve as the foundation of “Blue Bloods.”

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