Kevin Wade, the show’s executive producer, is keeping viewers guessing by stating that the ending has yet to be written. With a commitment to creating 18 captivating episodes, the emphasis is on character development and rewarding storytelling rather than simply establishing a dramatic ending.
Tom Selleck, the show’s iconic lead, teases an exceptional start to the season, promising two phenomenal episodes. Episode 3 will pay tribute to Treat Williams, the beloved actor who portrayed Frank’s former partner Lenny Ross and tragically passed away in a motorcycle accident.
Selleck tells supporters that the homage will be emotional but without sentimentality, reflecting Williams’ commitment to the program.
Despite rumblings of a planned wrap-up, Selleck remains optimistic and hints at a potential twist in the tale. His upcoming memoir, aptly titled “You Never Know,” adds to the intrigue surrounding the future of “Blue Bloods.”
As rumor grows regarding an eight-episode finale, Selleck jokes that CBS may have conflicting ideas in mind. Whatever the outcome, one thing is certain: the fate of “Blue Bloods” remains unpredictable as ever.
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