Curious World Staff
Prepare to say goodbye to the Reagans as CBS’s renowned police drama Blue Bloods concludes with a two-part Season 14 finale. The show, hosted by Tom Selleck as Commissioner Frank Reagan, has been a Friday night mainstay since 2010, enthralling audiences with dramatic stories of law enforcement legacies.
Despite being the network’s highest-rated program, production delays caused by industry strikes led to the series’ cancellation. Fans are heartbroken, but Tom Selleck tells the facts about the cancellation. Stay tuned for the final episodes, which will air in spring and fall 2024!
Blue Bloods Ends After 13 Seasons: Fans Heartbroken Over Final Farewell
In a bittersweet announcement, CBS revealed that beloved police procedural drama “Blue Bloods” will be concluding its successful run after 13 seasons. While the decision to end the series wasn’t made by lead actor Tom Selleck, who plays Commissioner Frank Reagan, it appears that budget negotiations played a significant role.
Selleck, who played the Reagan family’s powerful but imperfect patriarch, felt delight in portraying a positive father figure, which is rare in today’s television scene. The show’s legendary family dinners, which have become a mainstay, were cited as a major reason for its ongoing popularity.
CBS executives praised the series’ legacy and its dedicated fan base, promising a satisfying conclusion in the final season. Selleck expressed gratitude for his time on the show, emphasizing its celebration of family and the men and women in law enforcement.
The renewal for the final season came after difficult negotiations, with CBS requesting severe budget cuts. While the cast and producers consented to compensation cuts to keep the program running, it was clear that Season 14 would be the end of the Reagans’ odyssey.
Fans took to social media to express their sadness over the news, lamenting the end of their beloved Friday night tradition. Despite the disappointment, they shared fond memories of the show and its impact on their lives.
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CBS should keep Blue Bloods and do away with The amazing race and survivor,and also the price is right that shows have got to cost a fortune to produce.
I am truly disappointed. The show showed so many family values but always had enough drama to keep us alert. So sorry to see such a great cast leave us. God’s blessing on all of them.
I don’t know what website to put in.
I’m so sad about Blue Bloods being canceled
My family and I love for Friday nights to get here so we can watch your show Great cast and show!!! Truly disappointed in the cancellation
We need these kind of shows in our lives.The world we live in has gone crazy no respect for authority this show helps to continue with the man and woman in blue stand for.Children of today don’t have any respect for parents or themselves.Take a look around everyone wants things for free they don’t want to walk you people who still believe law you are to cheap to pay them what they deserve but you’ll pay for the stupid shows like game and the survivors who cares about that stupid show or so many sports on television who cares about all those sports only men not all women are into sports I think you should really reconsider .
CBS should be ashamed for canceling one of the best shows ever! Having family dinners is such a great thing but don’t happen enough in this evil world we live in now. You should cancel other less loved or needed shows to continue with this show. If CBS can’t continue or don’t want to continue with this show, how about another network stepping up to continue it?
We need Blue Bloods to continue with more seasons and cancel other shows! Don’t the viewers opinions count for anything. The network will lose lots of viewers by not taking our wishes into consideration!
I am really disappointed in this show being cancelled. There are so many other shows that needed to be cancelled as they are not worth watching. We now will have to watch a station other than CBS for any decent programs which are few and far between. Now perhaps it is game time around our kitchen table and forget TV