Donnie Wahlberg was in Hingham on Saturday.

The celebrity singer, actor and film producer and brother of Hingham Chef Paul Wahlberg surprised guests at Wahlburgers on Saturday, according to the Hingham restaurant’s Facebook page.

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Being a part of the Reagan family on CBS’ cop drama “Blue Bloods” isn’t easy, but it looks like things are going to get even tougher for the TV cop clan after an unexpected death shakes up the family.

On the Feb. 24 episode, “The Life We Chose,” a close friend of the Reagan family, an undercover detective, is killed in the line of duty. Linda (Amy Carlson) and the kids begin to worry about Danny (Donnie Wahlberg), whose relentless search for the killer starts to take a toll on his emotional state.

“It’s always personal for cops when another cop goes down,” Wahlberg told HuffPost TV during a February set visit. “Especially for this family because Henry is a former police commissioner and Frank is the current police commissioner. There’s a brotherhood among all police officers. When one goes down, it affects them all. It always hits home with the Reagans, but this one hits even closer to home because it’s Danny’s friend.”

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Taking a break between scenes, Blue Bloods’ Donnie Wahlberg places two smartphones within easy reach. The onetime teen heartthrob is so connected to social media that instead of watching his hit cop show on Fridays at 10, he reads real-time Tweets to gauge what viewers like or don’t. Happily for the actor who plays Det. Danny Reagan, the “likes” win — Blue Bloods and Wahlberg rule the night.

His fans are a large, loyal bunch. Long devoted to him from his boy-band days in New Kids on the Block (now reunited as NKOTB), they inundate the show’s Brooklyn set with inspirational books, photo collages and vintage action figures. Many have even followed their hero to his CBS series. “Every day we’re on a stage, [his fans] know where we’re shooting,” says Tom Selleck, who plays patriarch Frank Reagan. “They hang out all day. Donnie will go over and talk with them — he’s good that way.”

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Ce soir, jeudi 23 février, M6 diffusera de nouveaux épisodes de la saison 1 de la très bonne série Blue Bloods. Aux commandes de cette fiction policière, on retrouve le moustachu Tom Selleck, qui joue le patriarche de la famille Reagan dans laquelle les hommes font régner la loi de père en fils.

Au côté du grand Tom Selleck, les téléspectateurs peuvent aussi découvrir Donnie Wahlberg, le grand frère de Mark Wahlberg, un homme aux deux visages, dont le Parisien fait aujourd’hui un portrait.

D’un côté, il y a Donnie Wahlberg l’acteur, qui incarne dans la série un inspecteur de police aux méthodes peu orthodoxes. Charismatique et sans limite, il fait tout pour défendre les New-Yorkais. De l’autre, il y a le chanteur, membre du groupe mythique des New Kids on the Block.

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Donnie Wahlberg is known as an actor, writer, singer, and movie producer. But did you know the “Blue Bloods” star is also a New England Patriots fan?

Working in New York, the actor says, he’s gotten a bit of friendly abuse from the “Blue Bloods” crew over the Giants-Patriots Super Bowl coming up Sunday.

“There are 150 people on our crew and everyone of them are cheering for the Giants except for me,” he said on “CBS This Morning.” “But I’m gonna be happy on Monday. “We did a scene the other day, and I’m sitting with my back to the desk. And when I turned around after they said, ‘cut,’ there was a framed picture of (the Giants’) Eli Manning on my desk. They’re wearing me out.”

“So they have a sense of humor,” Gayle King said.

“They do, they do,” Wahlberg said, “And I hope it’s in full effect when the Patriots have won the Super Bowl.”

Wahlberg said his mother, who sometimes makes predictions, says the Patriots will win. Wahlberg said he trusts her intuition, because she correctly predicted that a song he wrote for his brother, Mark Wahlberg, “Good Vibrations,” would go to No. 1 on the charts for two weeks.

“She doesn’t make a lot of predictions, but when she does, she’s right,” Wahlberg said.

In addition to talk about the Super Bowl, Wahlberg shared a preview of a controversial moment in Friday night’s new episode of “Blue Bloods.” He also discussed his brother’s recent comments about 9/11. For all that and more, click on the video in the player above.

Source: [ CBSAtlanta.com ]

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On average, 12.1 million viewers tune-in every Friday night to join the Reagans at their Sunday family dinner table.

If you don’t watch, the show is about the multi-generational Reagan family and their dedication to the New York City Police Department.

Although being a tight-knit family, you may find that the Reagans have very different ideas of how to gain justice. but they have one thing in common– they’ll stop at nothing to see justice served.

Their occupation is more than just a job, it’s the family business.

Donnie Wahlberg, who plays detective Danny Reagan spoke with CBSAtlanta.com’s Jennifer Banks about the show.

Wahlberg also answered questions about his brother Mark Wahlberg who recently made claims that the events of September 11, 2001, would have played out differently if he had been on the flight.

Mark claims he was scheduled to be on one of the Boston-to-Los Angeles flights that crashed into the twin towers, but cancelled his ticket a few days before the tragedy struck.

Click here to find out more about Blue Bloods. The show airs Fridays at 10/9c.

Friday’s episode : The Job
On the way home with his family, Danny hits a man with his car who is fleeing from a gunman, and his family gets caught in the crossfire when Danny fires his weapon at the gunman. Frank deals with 9/11 guilt from impending loss of a friend whom he worked alongside at Ground Zero, on BLUE BLOODS, Friday, Feb. 3 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Academy Award-winning actor F. Murray Abraham (“Amadeus”) guest stars as Leon Goodwin, Frank’s doctor.