After 14 seasons on air, Blue Bloods faces its end on CBS. Actress Abigail Hawk, who plays Abigail Baker on the show, discussed the possibility of the series continuing on another network.

Sadly for Blue Bloods fans, only a few episodes remain in the show’s 14th and final season. CBS has finally revealed the air date for the show’s series finale and a special surprise for longtime viewers,

Season 14 of Blue Bloods was split into two parts, with the final episodes currently airing on CBS. There’s been speculation about the finale date, but CBS has revealed it as we

CBS's decision to end Blue Bloods with its 14th season has sparked a wave of frustration among fans and the cast. Despite the network's firm stance, some actors hold out hope for a possible renewal.

CBS has revealed the series finale date for Blue Bloods, which is ending its run after 14 seasons. It will air on Friday, Dec. 13 at 10 p.m. on CBS. The finale will follow a retrospective special, Blue Bloods: Celebrating a Family Legacy,

Blue Bloods is nearing its end now that fans finally have a series finale air date. CBS announced that Blue Bloods will end on Friday, December 13, after nearly 300 episodes. Before fans say goodbye to the show,

The long-running series, Blue Bloods, will bid farewell to CBS this December, surprising fans with an earlier-than-expected finale. After 14 seasons, the Reagan family's days on screen are numbered, with a series finale set for December 13.

Celebrating a Family Legacy' will be available for streaming on Paramount+ with Showtime, where fans can watch it live or on-demand. For those with the Paramount+ Essential plan, the special will be accessible the day after it airs.