Blue Bloods came to an end last week after 14 seasons and it seems that fans paid attention. The CBS drama hit a season high, according to the network with an average of 6.68M live+same day viewers, according to data from VideoAmp.

The series finale of “Blue Bloods” delivered the show’s best viewership of its final season. According to VideoAmp data, the Season 14/series finale drew 6.68 million viewers in the Live+Same Day ratings when it aired on Dec.

Tom Selleck admitted that he’s still getting used to the fact that Blue Bloods has been canceled after 14 years. The legendary actor spoke out one day after the show’s series finale aired on CBS on3.

The Reagans went out on a high note. CBS is reporting that Friday’s Blue Bloods series finale averaged 6.7 million total viewers (according to VideoAmp Overnight data; Paramount is not contracted with Nielsen this TV season).

The series Blue Bloods wrapped up on December 13, 2024, but fans aren't ready to say goodbye. Especially with the jaw-dropping ending for the Reagan family that left us on the edge of our seats.

The following contains spoilers from the Dec. 13 series finale of CBS’ Blue Bloods, now streaming on Paramount+. TVLine readers have thus far given the Blue Bloods series finale a very impressive average grade of “A-.

The CBS police drama is ending after almost 15 years on the air. Find out when the last episodes premiere and what the network said about the cancelation.

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 …

For those who tuned in to the Blue Bloods series finale, the action began almost immediately in the first few seconds of the episode. Some fans felt like there was too much shoved into the hour-long farewell to the police drama series.