Hey there, fans of Blue Bloods! It’s time to grab your tissues because the beloved series is coming to an end after 14 incredible seasons. The last few episodes are set to air on CBS in the next couple of weeks. This iconic family drama has been a staple for so many Friday nights, and now it's time to say goodbye to the Reagan family and their incredible stories.
Only Two Episodes Remain: The Countdown to Goodbye
We’re down to the wire, folks! There are just two episodes left in the 14th and final season of Blue Bloods on CBS. These episodes promise to be packed with emotional moments, high-stakes drama, and the closure we’ve all been waiting for. Whether you’ve been a loyal fan since the very first episode or you’ve jumped on board more recently, these final installments are not to be missed.
The cast of Blue Bloods has been pretty vocal about CBS's decision to cancel the show after 14 years. It’s been a bittersweet moment for everyone involved. Len Cariou, who plays the wise and lovable Henry Reagan, expressed his thoughts on the cancellation. "It’s too bad. Doesn’t make any sense,” Len told TV Insider back in November 2024. “We’re still, I think, the best-watched show on Friday nights, even though we’re canceled.”
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As the cast prepares for their final bow, we’ve been treated to some exclusive photos teasing what’s in store for our favorite characters. It’s a perfect way to bid farewell to a show that has captured our hearts for over a decade.
What Happens in the Penultimate Episode: “Entitlement”
The second-to-last episode of Blue Bloods is titled “Entitlement,” and it’s shaping up to be a thrilling installment. In this episode, Eddie and Badillo find themselves in a tricky situation when they try to help a man whose apartment has been taken over by a squatter. Here’s the twist: the squatter happens to be Jamie’s confidential informant. Talk about complicated!
Meanwhile, Danny and Baez are investigating the death of a star student found in her dormitory. It’s a case that will test their skills and determination. Over at the mayor’s office, Frank suspects the governor has an agenda when he approaches Frank with a proposal. And let’s not forget Erin, who takes it upon herself to play matchmaker for Anthony. It’s a classic Erin move, and it’s bound to stir up some drama.
Amanda Kloots will guest star in this penultimate episode, adding even more excitement to the mix. Catch it on Friday, December 6, at 10 p.m. ET.
The Finale: “End of Tour”
The much-anticipated finale episode is titled “End of Tour,” and it’s set to air on Friday, December 13, at 10 p.m. ET. This episode promises to be a rollercoaster of emotions as the Reagan family comes together to face one last major challenge. In the finale, the gangs of New York unite to demand amnesty for their imprisoned members and those awaiting trial. It’s all hands on deck as the family races to stop the chaos that threatens the city.
Academy Award nominee Edward James Olmos will guest star in this historic series finale, adding even more star power to an already unforgettable episode. Fans are eagerly speculating about which characters might meet their end, as clues from behind-the-scenes photos suggest a funeral is in store. It’s a fitting way to wrap up the series, paying tribute to the legacy of the Reagan family and the NYPD.
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Will a Character Be Saying Their Final Goodbye?
Photos released ahead of the finale show the Reagan family attending a funeral for a member of the NYPD. This has sparked a lot of speculation among fans about which character might be exiting the show. Several cast members have confirmed that their last day on set was at a cemetery, adding fuel to the fire.
Len Cariou shared his thoughts on the final scene, saying, “The last scene, of course, was at a funeral, and so we weren’t even in the house the day that we wrapped it up. I was finished that day myself and several of the others, Tom [Selleck]’s group of guys, Bridget [Moynahan] and Steve [Schirripa], and the others, they were done that day, too, before the rest of the episode was finished.”
Len also reflected on saying goodbye to the show, noting, “So it was kind of strange in that sense, just like any other day, any other week. And we had just kind of gotten used to the fact that we had said our goodbyes, if you will, with not a lot of emotional times together. So we said, OK, that’s over and done with, and we’ll stay in touch if we can.”
