“It’s business as usual in the fact that he is still the commissioner of New York City, but the stakes are definitely raised,” Blue Bloods writer Jack Ciapciak exclusively told Us Weekly on Tuesday, December 10, of the series finale, which airs on Friday, December 13.

Tom Selleck voiced frustration toward Hollywood as "Blue Bloods" ends after 14 seasons. Selleck said he's not retiring and hopes to work with "Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan.

The final episode of Blue Bloods was always going to end with a Reagan family dinner, and as the family went round the table and shared their good news, patriarch Frank ( Tom Selleck) had a smile on his face. His final words: "Looking around this table, I couldn't be more proud ... or grateful."

As Blue Bloods came to end after 14 seasons, the Reagans gathered one last time and some major family news was revealed. Read on to find out how Blue Bloods came to end.

Blue Bloods” star Tom Selleck isn’t happy that CBS ended the show after fourteen seasons – and he’s been very vocal about it.

Blue Bloods is coming to an end next week, but Tom Selleck doesn’t want to be done. The Magnum P.I. alum has been very vocal about not wanting Blue Bloods to end after the cancellation was announced last year.

This post contains spoilers from “End of Tour,” the Dec. 13 series finale of “Blue Bloods.” After 14 seasons and 293 episodes, CBS’ “Blue Bloods” officially came to an end on Friday night, airing its final episode.

After “Blue Bloods” aired its series finale on Friday, Donnie Wahlberg, who played Detective Danny Reagan, took a moment to reflect on fourteen seasons of the CBS police procedural — and pen a love note to the show’s loyal fans.