'Blue Bloods' to End After 14 Seasons, Final Season Split into Two Parts

The decision comes amid a wave of cancellations at CBS/Paramount and follows difficult negotiations and salary reductions.

CBS has announced the cancellation of its long-running police drama, 'Blue Bloods', after 14 seasons.
The final season will be split into two parts, with the first half premiering on February 16, 2024, and the second half airing in the fall of 2024.
'Blue Bloods' is the third show under the CBS/Paramount umbrella to be cancelled in the last week, following 'Young Sheldon' and 'SEAL Team'.
The decision to end 'Blue Bloods' was reportedly finalized after the SAG-AFTRA strike ended, with the cast and producers agreeing to salary reductions to save the show and the jobs of the crew members.
The show's cancellation comes amid production delays from the now-resolved writers’ and actors’ strike, which will reduce the sizes of most 2024 scripted seasons to around 10-13 episodes each.