“Have our challenges”: Boston Blue star Mika Amonsen talks about recent complications in Danny and Sean’s relationship

The latest episode of Boston Blue introduced a new character, due to whom his life might be changing a bit in the upcoming episodes of the CBS procedural series. In Episode 6, Sean, played by Mika Amonsen, was smitten with Xochitl Gomez's character Penny. However, there was a twist: Penny's record is not clean.

While Danny, played by Donnie Wahlberg, shows that he was okay with this new and potential romance of his son, Penny's criminal record might create complications between the father-son duo. While talking to Us Weekly, Amonsen teased a little bit about the same while being ambiguous and said:

"But we have our challenges. I will let viewers continue to tune in to see where it goes and if Penny returns."

More on this in our story.

Boston Blue star Mika Amonsen comments on his character and Danny's issues due to his new arc

In Episode 6 of Boston Blue, titled Code of Ethics, Danny and the Boston police become entangled in a new case that escalates quickly. The city is dealing with the problem of multiple break-ins that become dangerous pretty quickly. However, amid the chaos, Sean gets his own new storyline that is expected to expand in the upcoming episodes.

While looking for the culprit, Sean and his partner stumble over an unknown figure in a hoodie. Thinking it was the criminal they were looking for, Sean caught the person, who turned out to be a girl named Penny. The sparks between the two are undeniable from the start. However, he is then informed about Penny being on parole, making his potential romance story complicated before it even started.

At the end of the episode, he decides to tell his father about Penny, who warns him about dating a criminal, as he is now a cop. While Danny did not reprimand him, it did give us a glimpse of how this new romance arc will complicate the father-son relationship in future episodes of Boston Blue, since Xochitl Gomez is revealed to appear for more episodes.

Amonsen revealed in the Us Weekly interview how this new story arc will change the dynamic between Danny and Sean, as while there will be challenges, it will still improve their relationship further. He stated:

"You’re going to see the pushback in different ways [from Danny’s side]. But you eventually see Danny recognize that his son is a full-grown man. Even when there is something that Danny disagrees with, you’re going to see him recognize that he just wants his son to be happy. There’s only so much Danny can impose - and Sean is at an age where he is making his own decisions."

He also talked about this new chapter of Sean's life in Boston Blue, from which he is going to learn some more things in life, such as "work-life balance", and revealed:

"Danny and Sean’s relationship challenges them but I think it challenges Sean in a way as well. It feels like a first serious girlfriend for him and he learns a little bit of work and life balance."

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Along with Donnie Wahlberg and Mika Amonsen, Boston Blue also includes Sonequa Martin-Green, Maggie Lawson, Marcus Scribner, and Ernie Hudson, among others.

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