Ever since it was announced that Treat Williams’ tragic death would be addressed on Blue Bloods Season 14, there have been questions about how that would play out on-screen. Williams has appeared on the CBS procedural as Lenny Ross since 2016. As a friend of Frank (Tom Selleck), the character broke through and earned many
Blue Bloods fans grab those tissues because the show has a tribute episode to Treat Williams coming up, and the tears will be flowing. Treat played Lenny Ross, Frank’s (Tom Selleck) best friend, who often found himself needing the commissioner’s help. The talented actor died last summer in a motorcycle accident near his Vermont home.
Nearly three months after Treat Williams died in a motorcycle crash, Ryan Koss has pleaded not guilty in connection to the accident. On Monday, Ryan officially pleaded not guilty after being charged in August with being “grossly negligent operation with death.” According to AP News, the Vermont police determined that Ryan was turning his Honda
Treat Williams has passed away at the age of 71. The veteran actor had a long career in Hollywood, including a recent stint on Blue Bloods. According to PEOPLE, he died following a motorcycle accident on June 12. “He was killed this afternoon. He was making a left or a right [and] a car cut
Fans of the show Chesapeake Shores have been waiting anxiously to hear if Hallmark Channel will produce a sixth season. The wait may be over. Treat Williams, who plays Mick O’Brien on the series, posted a photo of his family on Instagram, saying he was spending some time with them before heading to Canada. “Shutters
It’s been almost four months since Season 5 of Chesapeake Shores wrapped up on Hallmark Channel. Fans anxious to know if there will be a Season 6 have heard only unconfirmed rumors about whether their favorite show will be back. Now even the actors are dropping hints that they would like to know the fate