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Tom Selleck stars as Frank Reagan, the New York Police Commissioner, and patriarch of the Reagan clan, a multigenerational family of cops. Frank's oldest son is Danny, a seasoned detective and Iraqi War veteran who occasionally uses dubious tactics to solve cases. Daughter Erin, the lone female, is an assistant district attorney. Fresh out of Harvard Law, Jamie is the youngest member and "golden boy" of the family. Jamie gave up a lucrative future in law to continue the family's tradition in police work, and is asked to participate in a secretive investigation that even his father does not know about.
S3, EP13 "Inside Jobs"
Danny investigates when a man covered in rat bites is thrown from a moving vehicle; Frank deals with a bigoted radio host who will be working in New York.
S3, EP14 "Men in Black"
When a Hasidic Grand Rebbe and his new appointee both die, Danny investigates members of the Hasidic community.
S3, EP15 "Warriors"
When an incident in the projects leads to the death of a 10-year-old boy, Danny's reaction lands him in anger-management class; Frank tries to help a young Turkish woman avoid persecution.
S3, EP16 "Quid Pro Quo"
Danny and Erin investigate a cold case in which a rich and powerful man allegedly attacked his girlfriend; an injury during a pick-up game leads to a lawsuit.
S3, EP21 "Devil's Breath"
Danny is suspicious when he encounters a disoriented man covered in blood; Jamie helps an off-duty officer conceal his intoxication after apprehending an armed robber.
S3, EP20 "Ends and Means"
When two Wall Street brokers are killed during drug deals, Linda bars Danny from questioning a wounded accomplice until after the man has had surgery.
S3, EP19 "Loss of Faith"
When a devout young woman is murdered, Danny questions her family; a secret relationship is uncovered.
S3, EP18 "No Regrets"
When the same tragedy occurs to multiple people in New York, Danny must determine what connects them and who is responsible; Frank tries to help a friend face his alcoholism.