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That’s a wrap on Blue Bloods. The cast and crew have wrapped filming on the long-running CBS drama on Thursday. The show’s cancellation was revealed in October and the 14th and final season is being split between the 2023-24 and 2024-25 TV seasons.
The police series, which stars Tom Selleck, Donnie Wahlberg, Bridget Moynahan, Will Estes, Len Cariou, Marisa Ramirez, and Vanessa Ray, follows a family of law enforcement officers in New York City.
While members of the cast and viewers fought to keep the series going beyond season 14, the series finale will air in December. While the show is ending, there have been indications that the world of Blue Bloods will continue in some way.
Several members of the cast took to Instagram to share their feelings about wrapping production on the CBS series.
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What do you think? Have you enjoyed this CBS drama? Will you be sad to see it end? Are you hoping CBS revisits the franchise with a new spin-off series?
I will miss this show that I have never missed an episode! Always looked forward to watching. Now have lost another great tv program only to have more bad tv programing (reality nonsense) I may cancel my cable and start reading a lot more.
I’m sad, I love the Blue Bloods
Very Very sad
Amy Reisenbach only cares about Paramount shareholder’s wallets. She does not care about the viewers, because the CBS base is older people who will stick with anything on the network. The new Matlock with Kathy Bates probably will cost pennies on the dollar compared to the cost of Blue Bloods. Big Brother, Survivor, and Amazing Race are no brainers. Only have to pay for the host and crews. I like Swat, but I have never watched Fire Country, Elsbeth, or Tracker, simply because I am trying to get away from networks that will eventually become outdated. I bet the Blue… Read more »
“It’s important for us to refresh the schedule.” Said CBS’s Amy Reisenbach. That’s typical doublespeak. What you need to realize, Amy, is that what you actually have is exactly Mr. Selleck’s prediction: a vast audience of people who are not supportive of – or not at all pleased with – your decision. You have a cast, a crew, a top-rated product, and an audience politely and passionately requesting the continuation of this program. Understand… I watch ONE show on CBS: “Blue Bloods”. And I’m not alone in that choice out here in “flyover” country. I would think that watching Disney’s… Read more »
Blue Bloods is a great show it show not be canceled. I think it should continue on tv. I will really miss the show. CBS is making a big mistake in cancelling it.
It is called money. The cast took a major pay cut to keep it going one more year.
The producers need to have their heads examined to be canceling this great show!
This would be a horrible decision to cancel this great show. I’ve watched this show since the beginning.
Unbelievable decision making.
Plenty of stories still to tell.
Gutted – from the UK