Blue Bloods: Final Season to Premiere in 2024

Tom Selleck Retiring as NYPD Commissioner

Season 14 to Conclude Long-Running CBS Series

After 13 successful seasons, the beloved CBS police drama "Blue Bloods" will conclude with its final fourteenth season, set to premiere in 2024. The series, which has captivated audiences with its compelling storylines and stellar cast, will bid farewell to fans with a fitting end to the Reagan family saga.

Tom Selleck, who has portrayed NYPD Commissioner Frank Reagan for the past 13 seasons, will retire from the role at the end of Season 14. Selleck's portrayal of the steadfast and principled commissioner has been a cornerstone of the series' success, and his departure will undoubtedly mark a bittersweet moment for fans.

The final season of "Blue Bloods" will bring the series to a satisfying conclusion, with the writers promising a thrilling and emotionally resonant storyline. Fans can expect to witness the culmination of ongoing character arcs and the resolution of long-simmering tensions within the Reagan family. The show's unwavering commitment to authenticity and its exploration of complex social issues will continue to be at the heart of the final season.

The cast and crew of "Blue Bloods" have expressed their gratitude to the loyal fans who have supported the series for over a decade. They are dedicated to delivering a memorable and fitting conclusion to the show that has entertained and inspired audiences for countless hours.