The beginning of the end of Blue Bloods starts on Friday, October 18, with the first of the last eight episodes of the long-running CBS drama, but the possibility of this world expanding has come up since news of its cancellation.

“Blue Bloods” stars Tom Selleck and Donnie Wahlberg got emotional while they were filming the ending of their long-running procedural. “On the last day, I was filming all my squad room scenes and it’s kinda like where I hold court as Danny Reagan, and Tom Selleck came in just to watch,” Wahlberg said on SiriusXM’s “Andy Cohen Live.”

Tom Selleck has starred on the hit CBS series, Blue Bloods, for 14 seasons ... so why is the network canceling a show that consistently performs well?

As CBS prepares to air part two of the final season of Blue Bloods, Donnie Wahlberg reflects on his 14-year journey and prepares to bid farewell to the beloved crime drama on the last day of filming.

Tom Selleck thanked CBS for the last eight episodes of popular family cop drama Blue Bloods that start airing tonight and, when concluded, will mark the end of the show's impressive 14-season run. "These eight shows that we can look forward to are because CBS agreed and wanted to do that and celebrate – not

The final eight episodes of the beloved series Blue Bloods are set to begin airing tonight. The show has been airing on CBS since 2010, and fans are devastated that it has been canceled. Over the past few months,

Donnie Wahlberg recalls his final day of filming 'Blue Bloods' and the surprise guest that brought him to tears.