Hey there, Blue Bloods fans! It's time to grab a tissue because the iconic show is coming to an end. As much as we'd love to see the Reagan family solving cases and sharing heartfelt moments forever, only a handful of episodes remain in the show’s 14th and final season. CBS has officially announced the series finale date, and they’re throwing in a special treat for loyal viewers. This comes after some cast members expressed their disappointment with the network's decision to cancel the series.
Here’s the big moment you’ve been waiting for: The Blue Bloods series finale will air on Friday, December 13, at 10 p.m. ET on CBS.
A Special Goodbye: Celebrating the Reagan Legacy
But hold on, the farewell won’t be just a single episode. CBS is pulling out all the stops with a special one-hour tribute to the show. Titled Blue Bloods: Celebrating a Family Legacy, this special episode will premiere on Friday, November 29, at 9 p.m. ET. Hosted by Entertainment Tonight’s Nischelle Turner, it’s going to be a nostalgic journey through the show's 293 episodes.
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This special episode is more than just a recap. It’s a heartfelt thank you to the fans who’ve made Blue Bloods one of the most-watched shows on television. According to CBS, “The special serves as a love letter to the loyal fans who had dinner with the Reagan family every Friday night.”
Behind the Scenes: The Reagan Family Dinner Secrets
One of the most beloved aspects of the show has always been the Reagan family dinners. In this special, viewers will get an exclusive peek behind the scenes, uncovering secrets straight from the Reagan dining table. You’ll hear about that pivotal first family dinner during the pilot episode when the cast was still getting to know each other. It was that moment that set the stage for the global phenomenon that Blue Bloods became.
Expect to see exclusive interviews with the cast and guest stars, offering a deeper look into their experiences and memories from the show. The special will also showcase some of the most memorable moments from the series, giving fans a chance to relive the magic one last time.
The CBS press release promises fans a sneak peek at the emotional finale before the series officially ends. There will be insights from the cast about filming on the bustling streets of New York City, a city that became almost a character in its own right throughout the series.
The Cast Reacts: Bittersweet Goodbyes
Cast members like Bridget Moynahan, who plays Erin Reagan, expressed her confusion and disappointment about the cancellation. “I don’t quite understand it… But it is what it is,” she told TVLine Spotlight on November 8. Bridget emphasized the show’s incredible ratings and loyal fanbase. She noted the younger generation appreciating the show’s values, making its absence on TV a void that’s hard to fill.
“You’re hard-pressed to find those values in stories on television right now,” Bridget continued. She teased that the finale would leave fans both satisfied and craving more. “There are these nuggets where people are going to be like, ‘Yes!!!’ And then the show’s over. It’s going to be bittersweet in some ways.”
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Other cast members echoed similar sentiments, calling the finale emotional with some “sad” moments. Len Cariou described the cancellation as not making sense, but he’s grateful the show is getting the proper sendoff it deserves.
