“CBS Announces New Details for Blue Bloods Season 14B”
Blue Bloods Returns This Fall: What to Expect from Season 14B
“Blue Bloods” is set to make its return this fall, with Tom Selleck, Donnie Wahlberg, and Bridget Moynahan gearing up to say farewell to the Reagan family. The highly anticipated second half of Season 14 will kick off on October 18, with CBS unveiling the official synopsis for the premiere episode, titled “Life Sentence.”
The episode promises intense drama, featuring multiple intersecting storylines: Erin faces an allegation of jury tampering that complicates Danny and Baez’s homicide investigation, while Eddie becomes involved with a child murder witness. Meanwhile, Frank finds himself at odds with Archbishop Kearns over the death penalty, and Jamie teams up with his nephew, Joe Hill, to recover his stolen car. The final eight episodes of Season 14B will air weekly, marking the conclusion of the series.
Although “Blue Bloods” was officially canceled in November 2023, Donnie Wahlberg has sparked hope among fans. At a New Kids on the Block concert in August, Wahlberg hinted at the possibility of something new on the horizon: “We filmed what was thought to be the final season of ‘Blue Bloods,’ and it will air starting in October. There could be something exciting coming up afterward. I’m not aware of any official plans yet, but there are possibilities. I’ll certainly be working on new projects regardless.”
Looking ahead, the cast will reunite for PaleyFest in New York on October 17. Wahlberg confirmed that the entire cast, including Tom Selleck, Bridget Moynahan, Will Estes, Vanessa Ray, Len Cariou, Marisa Ramirez, and Kevin Wade, will be present. The event will feature an advance screening of one of the series’ final episodes, followed by a discussion with the cast and creative team.
The show’s cancellation has been met with disappointment from several cast members, including Tom Selleck, who has been vocal about his dissatisfaction. “CBS will find that many viewers aren’t ready to say goodbye,” Selleck told TV Insider. “The show is more popular than ever, and I believe the ratings will reflect that this year. We certainly have more ideas to explore.” In May, Selleck even suggested that CBS reconsider their decision, emphasizing that the show remains a strong performer and that the cast is eager to continue.
