The series finale of Blue Bloods is almost here, and after 14 seasons, the show will come to an end on December 13. In the preview for the finale, we see the Mayor getting shot while the Reagan family works to bring the person responsible to justice.
We also witness Eddie (Vanessa Ray) saying, “We’ve got an officer down,” hinting that it might be her partner, Luis Badillo (Ian Quinlan).
In the penultimate episode, “Entitlement,” the Reagans had one more family supper, probably their last. Blue Bloods has always been about Frank (Tom Selleck), New York’s Police Commissioner, and his family, but it’s also about the value of community and the people who work relentlessly every day. The finale appears to underline this with a slice-of-life episode centered on investigating a cr1me and then coming together.
There are many ways the show could have ended more dramatically – with a serious injury to a family member, a bad cliffhanger, or a major disruption in the Reagan family unit. But instead, the show aims to go out quietly, reminding us that life goes on for the Reagans even after the series finale. It’s not truly an ending; it’s a transition.
The finale’s preview hints at the Reagans doing what they do best: solving a case and then sitting down to dinner together, like they have for 14 seasons. Frank might say something profound, or maybe not, but that’s not the point.
The Reagans’ story will continue in other ways, potentially through a spinoff. Tom Selleck has expressed interest in returning, and if the show truly ends as it seems, bringing back the Reagans for a new story would be seamless. In the end, perhaps Blue Bloods never really ends; it’s just the beginning of a new chapter for these beloved characters.
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