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Donnie Wahlberg is setting the bar high for Boston Blue’s debut episode — and he’s not afraid to get sentimental in the process. Speaking in a new interview, the actor opened up about filming a scene that may tug at longtime fans’ heartstrings and hinted at some jaw-dropping moments in the premiere.

“The best part about the clip is that the family and friends in the clip put a Red Sox jersey on Danny at the end of the scene… it was really sweet and really fun, and it did pain me. But I loved every second of filming the scene because I knew the end was going to be worth the torture that I had to go through,” Wahlberg said, joking about the discomfort of wearing the jersey while recalling the warmth of the moment.

The Blue Bloods spin-off sees Danny Reagan trading the NYPD for the Boston Police Department,...

Although Marisa Ramirez isn't in the Boston Blue cast, that doesn't mean her character, Maria Baez, won't appear in the show, especially after Donnie Wahlberg's comments concerning Baez's whereabouts. As many know, Baez and Wahlberg's character, Danny Reagan, had a will-they/won't-they situation going on in Blue Bloods. Then, the CBS series ended with Danny asking Baez out.

The official Boston BlueInstagram page posted a video of Wahlberg teasing the show and revealing the Blue Bloods spinoff's release date. While the video itself didn't mention Baez, Wahlberg responded to a comment on the post mentioning his former onscreen partner. It read, "So I guess Danny didn’t end up with Baez?" The actor replied, "How about, wait and see?"

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Donnie Wahlberg continues to tease fans about who might show up in the Blue Bloodsspin-off. Wahlberg's character, Danny Reagan, is heading to Wahlberg's beloved Boston for a spin-off series called Boston Blue. And since many of the original cast is not heading to the home of the New England Patriots, fans have been asking Wahlberg repeatedly about who can take the trip up to the land of Dunkin Donuts. But if you're worried that you'll never see your favorites again, don't be. At least, if you ask about a character from the flagship series, chances are that Wahlberg hopes they'll make an appearance in the new show.

One fan posted their excitement about the series in the comments of Wahlberg's recent Instagram post. The fan wrote "Excited for this, but really hope he's with Baez," referring to Detective Maria Baez, who was played by Marisa Ramirez on the flagship series.

Blue Bloods rises through the streaming charts ahead of the upcoming spinoff series starring Donnie Wahlberg.

Per Flix Patrol, Blue Bloods has officially broken through to the number 10 spot on the top 10 streaming shows chart for Paramount+ for June 29. The long-running police drama came to an unexpected close last year, with the final episode of Blue Bloods premiering on CBS on December 13.

Created by Robin Green and Mitchell Burgess, Blue Bloods starred Tom Selleck as New York City Police Commissioner Frank Raegan, son of retired Commissioner Henry Reagan (portrayed by Len Cariou) and patriarch of one of NYC's most well-known law enforcement families. The series' core cast is rounded out by Bridget Moynahan as Ada Erin Reagan, Will Estes as Officer (later Sergeant) Jamie Reagan, Donnie Wahlberg as Detective Danny Reagan, Jennifer Esposito as Detective Jackie Curatola, Marisa Ramirez as Detective Maria Baez, Amy Carlson as Linda Reagan, Vanessa Ray as Officer Eddie Janko-Reagan,...

Blue Bloodsmay have come to an end, but Donnie Wahlberg's Danny Reagan is getting his own series! He's not in New York City this time as the show, Boston Blue, is taking Wahlberg back to his own hometown. We don't know who else from the flagship series we could see on Boston Blue, and it is something that fans have been asking about. Wahlberg is down to give us all the teases that he possibly can. The original show, which had Tom Selleckas Frank Reagan, was beloved by fans, and while they're excited to see Danny again, they also want to have hope that they'll see some of the original cast make cameo appearances on the new series.

Luckily, it seems as if Wahlberg wants the same. In a post that Wahlberg shared on Instagram back in March, fans were asking about the series and its connection to Blue Bloods.

With Boston Blue due to bring back the character of Danny Reagan, fans of the original Blue Bloods series would love to see other characters from the original show make an appearance. This new show will follow Danny in what is called an “expansion” of the universe surrounding the series as he moves to Boston to work for the police department.

The series will follow Danny and a new law enforcement family: the Silver family. Lena Silver is his detective partner; her mother, Mae, is a District Attorney; her stepsister, Sarah, is the Superintendent of the Police Department; and her younger brother, Jonah, works as a rookie cop.

The roles within the family are similar to those of Danny’s family, who are likely still in New York, doing their own thing while going to weekly Sunday dinners. But who would we love to see make an appearance, whether family or someone Danny worked with?...

The rumored Blue Bloods franchise expansion is official. Donnie Wahlberg will reprise his role as Danny Reagan in Boston Blue (working title), and the offshoot’s new casting includes who will be playing Danny’s new partner in Bean Town — Star Trek: Discovery‘s Sonequa Martin-Green as Detective Lena Peters — and her mother, Gloria Reuben, as was revealed on Tuesday, June 10. Black-ish alum Marcus Scribner was revealed as a the newest series regular on June 11. He’ll play Lena’s younger brother. Wahlberg and Martin-Green announced the latter’s casting themselves at a CBS press event in Los Angeles on Wednesday, May 7, per Variety. The CBS fall 2025-2026 schedule was also revealed the same day. That confirmed its Fall 2025 premiere window. As you can tell by the name, this series has a new location, and that’s not the only major change. There’s still no word on whether or...

Blue Bloods may have ended after 14 seasons in December 2024, but the good news is that fans will get to continue to see one of the Reagan family on screen. Donnie Wahlberg is reprising his role as Danny Reagan in a new series in the Blue Bloods universe, set to premiere in the fall 2025. And so when better than now to not only test your knowledge of Danny Reagan but also give you a chance to commemorate those 14 seasons of Blue Bloods? Take the quiz below to win a Blue Bloods special issue signed by Donnie Wahlberg himself. Blue Bloods ended with Danny still with the NYPD and even seemingly taking a step forward with his partner, Maria Baez (Marisa Ramirez). We’ll have to see what the new show, which was given a straight-to-series order in February 2025, reveals about that relationship, given that, at least so far, Ramirez is not part of its cast.

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Among TV procedurals, Blue Bloods was decidedly unique. Rather than focusing on a set of coworkers toiling away while fighting crime, the show focused on a complete family of police officers who were utterly dedicated to protecting their city. They served tirelessly and sacrificed everything for their work — save for their regular family dinners, of course. The show's early cancellation meant that season 14 would be its last. A spin-off, Boston Blue, was quickly greenlit, and that show will follow Donnie Wahlberg's Detective Danny Reagan as he begins his journey in a brand new city.

While Boston Blue will likely be interesting, the Reagan family was the biggest draw of the show. Every single member of the family was compelling and had a dedicated storyline of their own.

Blue Bloods fans haven't seen the last of Donnie Wahlberg's Detective Danny Reagan. The actor will be back as the fan-favorite character for the upcoming offshoot Boston Blue.

Wahlberg recently shared the first promo for Boston Blue, featuring archive footage of the actor as Danny Reagan from Blue Bloods, on Instagram. The promo confirms that Boston Blue will be part of CBS' Fall 2025 schedule as opposed to being saved as a midseason replacement. Wahlberg also teased what Blue Bloods fans can expect from the Boston-set offshoot, writing in the post's caption, "So excited to carry on the tradition, to share so many surprises, to answer some unanswered questions and to welcome all of you — to [Boston Blue]! The next chapter in the [Blue Bloods] legacy begins. I can’t wait. See you CBS fall!"

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In the realm of TV in the 2000s, few network shows can compete with the success of "Blue Bloods." Debuting on CBS in 2010, the police procedural enjoyed a ridiculously healthy run, airing 14 seasons and nearly 300 episodes. But all good things do come to an end, with CBS canceling the popular series at the end of 2023. That was rough for fans but fortunately, these characters will live on. Or, at the very least, one very popular character will.

Donnie Wahlberg's Danny Reagan is going to headline his very own spin-off, which will keep the "Blue Bloods" universe alive. Get ready for "Boston Blue." As the title implies, this new show will take Danny to a new location, with a new cast of characters, and new cases for him to crack. So, what do we know about the show? How soon is it happening?...

Following its 14-season, 293-episode run in December 2024, Blue Bloods was given a ceremonious End of Watch call to honor its CBS finale. Far from the last time fans can witness police officer Danny Reagan (Donnie Wahlberg) patrol the crime-ridden streets, the new spin-off Boston Blue will follow the character to the Massachusetts capital.

As Reagan relocates from New York to Boston and meets his new Boston Pd colleagues, he buts heads with his new partner, the eldest child in a proud family of Boston cops who know much more about the city and its criminals than Reagan does. Between the premise, casting, development, and potential release date, it's high time to pull out the magnifying glass and inspect all there is to know about Boston Blue thus far.

'Boston Blue's Premise & Development

Boston Blue did not begin as a conceived Blue Bloods spin-off. According to Deadline, a project titled Jamaica...

Marisa Ramirez as Maria Baez and Donnie Wahlberg as Danny Reagan in ‘Blue Bloods’ season 14 episode 17

CBS isn’t totally done with Blue Bloods just yet. The series might have ended on December 13, 2024 with season 14, episode 18, but it will live on with a spinoff starring Donnie Wahlberg. Wahlberg is confirmed to reprise his role as Danny Reagan in a series that will move the action from New York to Boston.

Tentatively titled Boston Blue, the spinoff is expected to join the network’s primetime lineup for the 2025-2026 season.

“In Boston Blue, a universe expansion of the long-running top drama Blue Bloods, Wahlberg will reprise his role as NYPD officer Danny Reagan as he takes a position with Boston Pd,” reads CBS’s synopsis. “Once in Boston, he is paired with detective Lena Peters, the eldest daughter of a prominent law enforcement family.”

The spinoff has Brandon Sonnier and Brandon Margolis...

Blue Bloods ended in December after 14 seasons and 292 episodes, but CBS is already preparing a spinoff series. The network has given Boston Blue a straight-to-series order, with Donnie Wahlberg returning as Danny Reagan.

CBS is calling this spinoff a “universe expansion” of Blue Bloods. The new series will premiere in the 2025-26 season and will “follow Danny as he leaves New York and takes a position with the Boston police — where he’s partnered with Detective Lena Peters, the daughter of a prominent law enforcement family in the city.” Boston Blue comes from a different creative team, with Brandon Sonnier and Brandon Margolis serving as showrunners. The pair will also executive produce alongside Jerry Bruckheimer, KristieAnne Reed, and Donnie Wahlberg.

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The original series was one of CBS’s most-watched dramas, and many of the cast didn’t want it to end.

“End of Tour” — It’s all hands on deck for the Reagan family, as they race to stop deadly mayhem in the city when the gangs of New York unite together to demand amnesty for the release of their imprisoned members and those awaiting trial, in the historic series finale episode of Blue Bloods, Friday, Dec. 13 on the CBS Television Network, and streaming on Paramount+*. Series ends landmark run with 293 episodes. Academy Award nominee Edward James Olmos guest stars. Pictured (L-r): Donnie Wahlberg as Danny Reagan and Marisa Ramirez as Maria Baez Photo: Michael Parmelee/CBS ©2024 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Exciting news for Blue Blood fans – a brand-new chapter is coming your way! CBS has officially greenlit Boston Blue (working title), set to premiere during the 2025-2026 season. And here’s the kicker… Donnie Wahlberg is back! This highly anticipated spin-off takes NYPD’s beloved Danny Reagan...

Good news has been revealed for fans of Blue Bloods after this hit police drama series recently ended its run. A new series set in the same universe is now in the works with one of the original show's fan favorite stars taking center stage.

Per Deadline, Donnie Wahlberg will return as Danny Reagan in a new series set in the Blue Bloods universe. Currently titled Boston Blue, the offshoot has already been given a straight-to-series order by CBS. In the offshoot, written by Brandon Sonnier and Brandon Margolis (S.W.A.T.), Wahlberg's Reagan "takes a position with Boston Pd. Once in Boston, he is paired with Detective Lena Peters, the eldest daughter of a prominent law enforcement family."

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Jennifer Esposito returned to Blue Bloods as Jackie Curatola in Season 13. Her return gave Jackie a satisfying conclusion that was a decade overdue.

Good news has been revealed for fans of Blue Bloods after this hit police drama series recently ended its run. A spinoff series is now in the works with one of the original show's fan favorite stars taking center stage.

Per Deadline, Donnie Wahlberg will return as Danny Reagan in a new series set in the Blue Bloods universe. Currently titled Boston Blue, the spinoff has already been given a straight-to-series order by CBS. In the spinoff, written by Brandon Sonnier and Brandon Margolis (S.W.A.T.), Wahlberg's Reagan "takes a position with Boston Pd. Once in Boston, he is paired with Detective Lena Peters, the eldest daughter of a prominent law enforcement family."

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Jennifer Esposito returned to Blue Bloods as Jackie Curatola in Season 13. Her return gave Jackie a satisfying conclusion that was a decade overdue.

Boston Blue will be...

Exclusive: Great news for Blue Bloods fans — one of the beloved drama’s signature characters, Donnie Wahlberg’s Danny Reagan, will be back on CBS with a new ‘Blue’ cop show in a new city. CBS has given a straight-to-series order to Boston Blue (working title), a universe expansion of the long-running Blue Bloods, for the 2025-2026 broadcast season.

In the new series, from writers Brandon Sonnier & Brandon Margolis (S.W.A.T.), Wahlberg will reprise his role as NYPD Detective Danny Reagan as he takes a position with Boston Pd. Once in Boston, he is paired with Detective Lena Peters, the eldest daughter of a prominent law enforcement family.

Boston Blue is produced by CBS Studios in association with studio-based Jerry Bruckheimer Television. Sonnier and Margolis will serve as showrunners and will executive produce alongside Jerry Bruckheimer and KristieAnne Reed of Jbtv as well as Wahlberg.

While CBS and CBS Studios, which produced Blue Bloods,...

CBS' decision to cancel Blue Bloods might have been because of its best asset. The Tom Selleck-led police and family drama was one of CBS' highest-rated dramas for fourteen years, including its final season. Over 11 million people watched the Blue Bloods series finale, which was an impressive number considering the show's age and timeslot. The series ended with the final Blue Bloods Reagan family dinner, demonstrating how important this aspect of the series was.

Although there was a massive fan-led movement to save Blue Bloods, CBS stood firm by its decision to cancel the long-running police procedural. The network's reasons for doing so were mostly financial, as Blue Bloods was more expensive to produce than other shows. There were a variety of reasons for the expense, including that the series was filmed in New York and that it had a large cast that remained with the show for all fourteen seasons.

Any series finale for a long-time show can provide mixed emotions from fans. Some are happy with the way things end, but if there are any questions left unanswered, viewers can often feel disappointed.

The situation with Blue Bloods and the police drama ending has been sticky for a while now. Star Tom Selleck has been a major advocate for the show continuing as the “third-highest” scripted series on the network, and many fans had hoped that CBS would reverse its decision and keep the show on the air. As the final episode aired this past Friday, December 13 to mixed reviews, viewers are demanding a spin-off, now more than ever.

Blue Bloods Series Finale – A Murder, A Baby, A Secret Wedding

It’s never easy saying goodbye to a beloved show, especially one that’s been on the air for 14 seasons. Blue Bloods fans were in tears, as they bid farewell to the cop drama,...

Blue Bloods ended its fourteen-season run on CBS on Friday night, and one of the police family drama's executive producers has now spoken about the series finale.

Tom Selleck, Donnie Wahlberg, Bridget Moynahan, Will Estes, Len Cariou, Marisa Ramirez, and Vanessa Ray. Recurring players are Abigail Hawk, Gregory Jbara, Robert Clohessy, Steve Schirripa, Dylan Walsh, and Will Hochman star in the police family drama, which follows the Reagans – a law enforcement family living in New York City.

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Do you remember Reginald the Quartermaine’s butler on General Hospital? Stephen Kay memorably played him from 1992 to 2003. His post-gh career includes becoming a successful force behind the scenes of some of your favorite primetime and streaming TV shows.

Director and Executive Producer

On Gh, Reginald answered to the Quartermaines. But in real life, Kay gets to call the shots on various TV and movie sets. In fact, he has directed Friday Night Lights, Sons of Anarchy, and The Shield episodes.

Over the years, he has also worn directing and producing hats for several shows, including the late USA Network drama Covert Affairs. That’s the show where he met his now wife of ten years, Piper Perabo.

More: Find out about Gh alum Marisa Ramirez’s thoughts on saying goodbye to Blue Bloods.

The actor has wisely hitched his wagon to prolific streaming creator Taylor Sheridan. As a result,...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for the Blue Bloods series finale.Blue Bloods showrunner Kevin Wade explains why the final episode didn’t kill any Reagans. The CBS procedural explores the dynamics of New York Police Commissioner Frank Reagan (Tom Selleck) and his family, who work for the NYPD and Da Office. Along with Selleck, the cast of Blue Bloods includes Bridget Moynahan, Will Estes, Len Cariou, Vanessa Ray, and Donnie Wahlberg. Surprisingly, when the series concluded on December 13, Frank and his family were spared, despite uncertainty regarding any future projects. However, the season 14 finale did see Luis Badillo (Ian Quinlan) die from a gunshot wound.

During a recent interview with TV Insider, Wade explained why the Reagan family survived Blue Bloods. An emotional death was part of the plan for season 14, but as he revealed, killing Frank, Danny (Wahlberg) or any other Reagan would not have benefited the series. When it came to choosing Luis,...

While no one other than CBS executives wanted the show to end, everyone seemed resigned to the idea of Blue Bloods ending. Tom Selleck, Donnie Wahlberg, and more were adamant that the show should continue, but they had to finish up and end it anyway. However, fans are up in arms after the finale about wanting more.

Here is what happened in the finale, which has fans ready for a spinoff series.

Blue Bloods Ends With Twists Hinting At More

Blue Bloods aired its series finale on Friday night, and fans are already screaming for more. The final episode had some twists and turns that have people believing that it has set up a spinoff series, if only CBS would give it a chance.

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The finale had a tragic murder, a secret wedding, and even a baby announcement. A lot happened that could lead to great stories down the line.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Blue Bloods season 14, episode 18, "End of Tour."Blue Bloods season 14, episode 18, "End of Tour" wraps up the series' 14-year run with an ensemble story featuring the Reagans racing against time to protect the city from a gang's spree of violence and intimidation. Blue Bloods' cancelation is disappointing, considering how popular the police and family drama still is after over a decade on the air. However, its final episode offers an intense case that leads to a near-perfect conclusion for each of the main characters.

"End Of Tour" ties up a loose end from a previous storyline: Carlos Ramirez (Manny Perez) escaped in a helicopter at the end of Blue Bloods season 14, episode 11, after a failed attempt to kidnap his young daughter but returns to cause more trouble in a story that forces Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) to look harder at his personal life and leads to some...

After 14 Seasons, Blue Bloods has aired its final episode, with fans getting one last night with the Reagan family.

The highly anticipated series finale of Blue Bloods did not disappoint.

As Monsters and Critics previously reported, Blue Bloods showrunner Kevin Wade called the show’s ending “satisfying.”

The Blue Bloods boss was not wrong because it was that and so much more.

There was a little something for everyone in a jam-packed finale.

Blue Bloods fans were left happy but wanting more at that same time.

How did Blue Bloods end?

The hit cop drama kept fans on their toes from the second the show began. All of the Reagan family worked together to make New York City safe again after criminals went on a high-profile shooting spree.

Eddie (Vanessa Ray) and her partner Luis Badillo (Ian Quinlan) were shot, kicking off the episode. As many Blue Bloods fans predicted,...

Warning: This article contains light spoilers for the series finale of Blue Bloods.An executive producer of Blue Bloods has offered some insight into the series finale. The show, which was a police procedural following the intergenerational, New York-based law enforcement family the Reagans, concluded on December 13 after running for 14 seasons. The core Blue Bloods cast included Donnie Wahlberg, Bridget Moynahan, Will Estes, Len Cariou, Tom Selleck, Sami Gayle, Vanessa Ray, and Marisa Ramirez. Although even some cast members have expressed interest in spinoffs to the show after its conclusion, the finale did not include any evident setups for a possible continuation.

Deadline had the opportunity to sit down with Blue Bloods executive producer Kevin Wade to discuss the final episode of the show. When asked about potential spinoffs, he revealed that the show ran for as long as it did and was as successful as it was "because of that family.

[Warning: The following contains major spoilers for the Blue Bloods series finale, “End of Tour.”] Blue Bloods ended its 14-season run with joy and sorrow Friday night with the CBS procedural’s series finale. And for many fans, one of the joys was watching Danny Reagan (Donnie Wahlberg) ask out partner Maria Baez (Marisa Ramirez). The romantic twist came after Danny got grandfatherly advice from Henry Reagan (Len Cariou). “I always told you not to bring the job home,” Henry told him. “But the problem now is, you have no one not to bring it home to.” Danny took Grandpa’s words to heart, later asking Baez if she wanted to get a pizza. And in a Variety post-finale debrief, Wahlberg said he was “pushing” for that moment. “It was important to [showrunner] Kevin Wade to not have every partnership turn into a relationship. And I respected that, and I agreed with it,” the actor said. “I think it...

Tom Selleck looked back at 14 years of Blue Bloods and the relationships formed between the cast. He said they wouldn't have been as close-knit if they didn't film a dinner scene for every episode.

Blue Bloods created one of TV's most iconic families in the Reagans; their onscreen chemistry was palpable. Tom Selleck confirmed they formed familial bonds behind the scenes, and the care also went out to the crew and the rest of the cast. He said this happened naturally over the years, a cumulative effect of 14 years spent on set. When asked about his favorite memory of the show, he told Entertainment Weekly it's a million moments of experiences. "I think it was just really the continuity," he asserted. "I know that doesn't fit in a little box, but it wasn't like a light bulb went off one day and I said, oh, this is the best moment.

Spoiler Alert: This story contains details of tonight’s Blue Bloods series finale and Season 14 ender ‘End of Tour.’

“I’m handing you the keys,” a wounded New York Mayor Peter Chase (Dylan Walsh) says to NYPD Commissioner Frank Reagan (Tom Selleck) in the Blue Bloods series finale tonight as murderous gangs rage on the streets killing police, judges, and anyone else who gets in their way. “Get us out of this,” the often cunning politician tells the top cop he has so often clashed with over the long running CBS drama’s run.

“Tom Selleck’s character, Frank Reagan, had spent 14 years arguing with his boss, and there was an opportunity there for him to finally serve his boss in a way that also was true to his character,” explains Blue Bloods longtime showrunner Kevin Wade of the importance of the scene in “End of Tour,” the 293rd episode...

Warning: This post contains Spoilers from the series finale episode of Blue Bloods!

Blue Bloods has come to an end after 14 seasons on CBS!

The hit procedural drama aired it’s series finale on Friday night (December 13), and it was quite an eventful episode.

Tom Selleck, Donnie Wahlberg, Bridget Moynahan, Will Estes, Len Cariou all took part in their final episode after starring in the entire series, plus Marisa Ramirez and Vanessa Ray, who have been in a good majority of the show.

In the finale, “End of Tour,” it’s all hands on deck for the Reagan family, as they race to stop deadly mayhem in the city when the gangs of New York unite together to demand amnesty for the release of their imprisoned members and those awaiting trial.

We’ve got a roundup of the finale’s biggest moments, including some major life events like a death and more.

From the moment it premiered Sept. 24, 2010, and throughout its 14 seasons on CBS, “Blue Bloods” distinguished itself as more family drama than police procedural. Its series finale, which aired Friday, stayed true to that concept by honing in on a heightened case for the cop family involving a notorious gang leader joining forces with other gangs to orchestrate violent hits around the city in a play for amnesty, rather than a grandiose send-off or flashback-driven series reflection.

Eddie Janko-Reagan’’s (Vanessa Ray) partner Luis Badillo (Ian Quinlan) was killed in an ambush, making the case personal for the entire Reagan clan, including her husband Jamie’s nephew Joe. Even from a hospital bed, Eddie refused to back down from the case. Because the Mayor was also shot, Frank (Tom Selleck) was even more tied to the case professionally. And of course, there is a personal tie for Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) because there almost always is.

Spoiler Alert: This story contains details of tonight’s Blue Bloods series finale and Season 14 ender ‘End of Tour.

“Our dinners are never about the food,” proclaims NYPD Commissioner Frank Reagan (Tom Selleck) near the end of Blue Bloods‘ final episode. “You know, we’ve got a lot to be thankful for, and looking around this table, I gotta say, I couldn’t be more proud, or grateful,” the patriarch adds before the family bows their heads to pray like the good Catholics they are.

In the end, as it was when the Robin Green and Mitchell Burgess created CBS series debuted on September 24, 2010, Blue Bloods remains all about family – the fictional multi-generational cop family of the Reagans, the fraternity of the police, plus the District Attorney’s office, City Hall, and New York City itself. With a guest appearance by Edward James Olmos as an incarcerated ganglord Lorenzo Batista,...

[This story contains spoilers for the series finale of Blue Bloods on CBS, titled “End of Tour.”]

Of course it had to end around the dinner table.

Blue Bloods has been a remarkably consistent show over its 14 seasons on CBS — the core cast has remained intact throughout, and a number of the show’s writers and producers have been there for all or nearly all of the run as well. On screen, scenes of the Reagans gathering for a meal have been a constant, and closing out the series without a family dinner scene would have been unthinkable.

Blue Bloods ends after 293 episodes, even if most of its cast would have been happy to continue making the show. Tom Selleck, Donnie Wahlberg and others have said as much in recent interviews, and the show is bowing out as a still reliable draw for CBS. The final episode feels like a season finale, but as a series ender, it’s...

Blue Bloods' series finale is an emotional event for the cast and their long-time fans. Donnie Wahlberg assures audiences the episode will be bittersweet for audiences, knowing it's the Reagan family's last get-together.

Donnie Wahlberg admitted he was already emotional before they filmed the last dinner scene for Blue Bloods. The show's most endearing moments happened during the Reagan family dinners, which have since become the anticipated scene of every episode. Now that Blue Bloods is about to end, Wahlberg said their last ensemble scene was heartbreaking for everyone. "I didn't make it through; I was doomed," he told Variety. "But when Tom [Selleck] started saying it, literally, my life passed before my eyes." Wahlberg confirmed that Selleck was the first to break the heavy silence when that scene wrapped up.

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General Hospital and The Young and the Restless alum Marisa Ramirez is bidding farewell to the character of Maria Baez, which she has played since 2010, on the CBS drama Blue Bloods. The show will wrap up its fourteen-season run on Friday, December 13th. Marisa is also well known to Gh fans, where she played the character of Gia Campbell from 2000-2003, and to Y&r fans, where she starred as troublemaker Carmine Mesta. After Carmen was killed off, Ramirez returned to the show for a handful of episodes as Ines Vargas, Carmine’s cousin. Read on to hear her thoughts on the series finale, her time on soaps, and more!

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On Friday December 13 2024, CBS broadcasts an episode of the series Blue Bloods!

End of Tour Season 14 Episode 18 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Blue Bloods,” titled “End of Tour,” promises to be an intense ride for fans of the series. Set to air on CBS, this episode dives deep into the challenges faced by the Reagan family as they confront a serious threat to the city. With the gangs of New York joining forces, the stakes are higher than ever.

In “End of Tour,” the city becomes a battleground as gang members unite to demand amnesty for their imprisoned allies. This demand for freedom creates chaos and tension, putting the entire city at risk. The Reagan family, known for their strong commitment to justice and public safety, must work together to address the growing mayhem. Each member brings their own skills and perspectives to the table, highlighting the importance of family in times of crisis.

Tom Selleck and Donnie Wahlberg recall their pilot episode as Blue Bloods ends its 14-year run. The series would have gone the way of other procedurals if Selleck hadn't held his ground.

Donnie Wahlberg confirmed Blue Bloods wasn't conceived as a family-centered police drama. The show would have been a straightforward procedural but Tom Selleck insisted on his vision. "The show could have gone in multiple directions after it was picked up, and Tom was like, 'Listen. It's about family first,'" Wahlberg told Variety. "They had this big set design with a computer, and Tom was going to stand in front of the computer and overlord over New York. And he was like, 'That's ridiculous!'" Blue Bloods' recurring scene supposedly involved Selleck's character Frank Reagan manning a command center, orchestrating the NYPD's operations at every turn.

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Blue Bloods fans will bid farewell to the Reagan family this week after 14 seasons.

There’s been so much speculation regarding the Blue Bloods series finale.

As Monsters and Critics previously reported, someone dies in the finale, and fans are certain they know who it is.

Blue Bloods fans also want Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) and Baez (Marisa Ramirez) to end up together before the show ends.

Donnie had an interesting take on whether or not he agreed with fans about Baez and Danny being a couple.

Ahead of the last episode of the hit cop drama, Blue Bloods showrunner Kevin Wade weighed in on a couple of things viewers can expect from it.

Blue Bloods boss teases the last Reagan family dinner

Speaking with TV Insider, Kevin shared hints about the final iconic Reagan family Sunday dinner. Blue Bloods fans have become accustomed to those scenes with the entire Reagan clan.

We’ve reached the end. After 14 seasons and 293 episodes, the Reagan family’s story is ending with CBS’s Blue Bloods season 14 episode 18, “End of Tour.” Directed by Alex Zakrzewskiis from a script by Siobhan Byrne O’Connor and Kevin Wade, episode 18 will air on Friday, December 13, 2024 at 10pm Et/Pt.

Tom Selleck returns to lead the final season’s cast as Frank Reagan. Donnie Wahlberg stars as Danny Reagan, Bridget Moynahan plays Erin Reagan, Will Estes is Jamie Reagan, Len Cariou is Henry Reagan, Marisa Ramirez plays Maria Baez, and Vanessa Ray stars as Eddie Janko.

“End of Tour” Plot: It’s all hands on deck for the Reagan family, as they race to stop deadly mayhem in the city when the gangs of New York unite together to demand amnesty for the release of their imprisoned members and those awaiting trial, in the historic series finale episode. Academy Award...

The Blue Bloods series finale is almost here. By the end of this week, the beloved CBS police procedural/family drama will end once and for all. While the show remains high in the ratings, and the cast and crew all wanted to return, CBS chose to cancel it while it remained on top. There is now just one episode left of the show.

Here is a look at when the Blue Bloods finale will air and what fans can expect from the series finale.

When Is The Blue Bloods Series Finale?

The Blue Bloods season finale is less than a week away. The final episode will air on Friday night, December 13. This is the second part of a two-part series finale.

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All the main cast will be on hand for the finale, including Tom Selleck (Frank), Donnie Wahlberg (Danny), Bridget Moynahan (Erin), Will Estes (Jamie), Len Cariou...

Blue Bloods will end in less than a week, wrapping up the Reagan family's 14-year TV legacy. Donnie Wahlberg recalled how difficult it was for the cast on their last day of filming.

Donnie Wahlberg will play Detective Danny Reagan for the last time this week, in Blue Bloods' series finale. The actor reprised the role for 14 years, half of his entire acting career. He told Entertainment Weekly the cast was emotional while filming that final episode, especially their last scenes with each other. "We were all walking this real delicate tightrope during the finale, knowing that it was the last episode and feeling very emotional each day," he said. "If it was my last day with Marisa Ramirez on set, and we know it is, there's going to be a whole wave of emotion surrounding that. If it's our last day filming outside in the streets of New York,...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Blue Bloods season 14, episode 17, "Entitlement."Blue Bloods season 14, episode 17, "Entitlement," offered a surprise twist for Erin (Bridget Moynahan) that gave audiences a reason to worry about how the long-running police procedural will conclude other storylines. Over the past 14 years, Erin has had a tumultuous relationship with her ex-husband, Jack Boyle (Peter Hermann), and there has been widespread speculation that they would reconcile in the finale. While the fate of most Blue Bloods characters is still unknown, Erin gets her happy ending in "Entitlement," as she and Jack walk arm in arm while discussing how well things are going between them.

However, this was surprising, as Jack had not appeared since Blue Bloods season 14, episode 11. Thus, there was no story centered around Erin and Jack deciding to get back together; that happens off-screen, and "Entitlement" reveals that they are a couple again as part of a subplot...

In less than one week, Blue Bloods will air the show’s final episode after 14 seasons.

Blue Bloods Season 14, Episode 18, titled End of Tour, will end the cop drama’s run on CBS.

It’s been a year since news broke that fans would have to say goodbye to the Reagan family.

The final season was split into two parts, and we are days away from the last episode.

On Friday, December 13, Blue Bloods will take its final bow.

Here’s what we know about the Blue Bloods series finale.

Blue Bloods series finale episode End of Tour cast and synopsis

There have been so many questions regarding how the CBS show will end. As Monsters and Critics previously reported, a funeral happens during the episode, and Blue Bloods fans are convinced they know who dies.

The synopsis for the series finale of Blue Bloods does not give any hints...

Should Danny and Baez get together on Blue Bloods? That’s a question Blue Bloods fans are asking ahead of the impending series finale.

For years, Baez (Marisa Ramirez) and Danny (Donnie Wahlberg) have worked together as partners on the hit CBS cop show.

Since Danny’s wife Linda (Amy Carlson) died, Blue Bloods fans have wondered if he and Baez would mix business and pleasure.

The potential coupling has become one hot topic, with only two episodes left in the series.

Donnie shared his thoughts on the subject and teased whether Blue Bloods fans will get their wish.

The actor’s take on Danny and Baez becoming a couple is quite interesting.

What did Blue Bloods star Donnie Wahlberg say about Danny and Baez getting together?

Speaking with Swoon, Donnie revealed that he personally feels like the two partners shouldn’t become a couple. For one, they wouldn’t get to work together anymore,...

On Friday December 6 2024, CBS broadcasts an episode of the series Blue Bloods!

Entitlement Season 14 Episode 17 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Blue Bloods,” titled “Entitlement,” promises to deliver gripping storylines that showcase the challenges faced by the police in New York City. This episode will air on CBS and features two intertwining plots that highlight the complexities of urban life.

In one storyline, Eddie and Badillo take on the case of a man whose apartment has been overtaken by a squatter. This situation raises important questions about property rights and the struggles of individuals in tough circumstances. Eddie and Badillo will work to navigate the legal and emotional challenges that come with helping the man reclaim his home. Their efforts will likely reveal the deeper issues surrounding housing and entitlement, making for a thought-provoking subplot.

Meanwhile, Danny and Baez will be investigating a more serious matter when a student is found dead in her dorm.

In the upcoming episode of “Blue Bloods,” titled “End of Tour,” the tension in New York City reaches a boiling point. The Reagan family finds themselves in a race against time as they confront a serious threat posed by the city’s gangs. This episode, airing at 10:00 Pm on Friday, December 13, 2024, on CBS, promises to deliver intense drama and gripping moments.

As the gangs unite to demand amnesty for their imprisoned members and those awaiting trial, the stakes become higher than ever. The Reagans, known for their dedication to law and order, must navigate the chaos that ensues. With the safety of the city hanging in the balance, each family member will have to rely on their unique skills and instincts to tackle this crisis.

Viewers can expect a blend of action and family dynamics as the Reagans work together to thwart the gangs’ plans. The episode will explore themes of justice,...

The final two episodes of Blue Bloods are on the horizon, much to the dismay of fans.

Last week, Blue Bloods fans were treated to a special featuring the cast discussing the 14 seasons of the hit cop drama.

On Friday, December 6, the penultimate episode of Blue Bloods hits CBS airwaves.

There are a lot of questions surrounding how the series will end.

Blue Bloods fans should expect the second to last episode to bring more questions than answers.

Here’s what we know about Blue Bloods, Season 14, Episode 17, called Entitlement.

Blue Bloods Season 14 Episode 17 cast and synopsis

The main cast features Tom Selleck (Frank), Donnie Wahlberg (Danny), Bridget Moynahan (Erin), Will Estes (Jamie), Len Cariou (Henry), Vanessa Ray (Eddie), Marisa Ramirez (Baez), Steve Schirripa (Anthony), Abigail Hawk (Baker), Robert Clohessy (Sid), and Gregory Jbara (Garrett).

Blue Bloods, Season 14, Episode 17 also has several guest stars, including The Talk host Amanda Kloots.

Blue Bloods spoilers and updates reveal Blue Bloods is nearing the end of its impressive journey, with its finale set to air soon. After an incredible fourteen seasons, the show will conclude in December; so, what can viewers look forward to in the last two episodes?

Blue Bloods Spoilers – Celebrating A Family Legacy

It’s a bittersweet moment as we bid farewell to the cherished Reagan family, who first graced our screens on September 24, 2010. Known for their unwavering commitment to faith, family, and justice, they will leave a lasting void for many fans.

In a heartfelt tribute, Blue Bloods has announced a special television event that will reflect on the 293 episodes of this beloved series.

Titled Blue Bloods: Celebrating A Family Legacy, this special will air just after Thanksgiving on Friday, November 29. This paves the way for the final two episodes to be released in December, bringing the iconic Reagan family saga to a close.

“Blue Bloods” fans are in for a gripping episode with Season 14, Episode 17, titled “Entitlement,” airing on Friday, December 6, 2024, at 10:00 Pm on CBS. This episode promises to blend the show’s signature mix of family drama and police work, showcasing the challenges faced by the NYPD in today’s world.

In this episode, Eddie and Badillo take center stage as they assist a man whose apartment has been overtaken by a squatter. This situation highlights the complexities surrounding housing issues and the emotional toll it can take on those affected. Eddie’s determination to help the man reflects her strong sense of justice, while Badillo’s support adds an interesting dynamic to their partnership.

Meanwhile, Danny and Baez delve into a more somber investigation when they discover a student found dead in her dorm. This case is sure to raise questions about campus safety and the pressures students face. As...