One star from Blue Bloods has voiced her disappointment about the show’s upcoming conclusion. Season 14, which kicked off its second part on October 18, marks the end of this beloved series that chronicles the Reagan family’s multigenerational legacy in law enforcement. The main cast has remained unchanged throughout its 14-season run, featuring Donnie Wahlberg as Danny Reagan, Bridget Moynahan as Erin Reagan, Will Estes as Jamie Reagan, Len Cariou as Henry Reagan, and Tom Selleck as Frank Reagan.
In a recent appearance on Sherri (as reported by HELLO! Magazine), Bridget Moynahan shared her bittersweet feelings regarding the show’s ending. She candidly stated, “I want my job back!” While she expressed sadness over the series concluding, she noted that she still sees her co-stars regularly after production wrapped in June. Celebrating birthdays and spending time together with Wahlberg and Vanessa Ray (who has portrayed Eddie Janko-Reagan since season 4) has kept their bond strong. Here’s what she had to say:
“It’s bittersweet. I want my job back! It was a good run. 14 years with a group of people—we were a family on and off the screen. Vanessa, Donnie, and I still get together. We’re celebrating people’s birthdays and having fun. I miss them on a daily basis.”
What This Means for Blue Bloods
Despite vocal support from Wahlberg and Moynahan for the show to continue, her remarks suggest that season 14 will indeed be the series’ last. No announcements regarding sequels or spinoffs have been made so far. However, Wahlberg expressed interest in a potential spinoff if it captures the original show’s spirit.
While Moynahan mourns the end of her Blue Bloods journey, she is already transitioning to new projects. She recently began filming the feature-length drama Original Sound, which also stars Eric Stoltz, Laura Marano, and Ted King. Interestingly, this film marks the directorial debut of Gregory Jbara, a longtime cast member of Blue Bloods.
Our Take on Bridget Moynahan’s Comments
As Blue Bloods approaches its series finale—expected to air on CBS before the end of 2024—Moynahan’s reflections underscore a significant aspect of the show’s legacy. Her ongoing connections with her co-stars both personally and professionally highlight the strong familial ties that extend beyond the screen, reinforcing the spirit of togetherness that Blue Bloods has always embodied.
“I Want My Job Back!”: Blue Bloods Star Reflects on Series Finale
One star from Blue Bloods has voiced her disappointment about the show’s upcoming conclusion. Season 14, which kicked off its second part on October 18, marks the end of this beloved series that chronicles the Reagan family’s multigenerational legacy in law enforcement. The main cast has remained unchanged throughout its 14-season run, featuring Donnie Wahlberg as Danny Reagan, Bridget Moynahan as Erin Reagan, Will Estes as Jamie Reagan, Len Cariou as Henry Reagan, and Tom Selleck as Frank Reagan.
In a recent appearance on Sherri (as reported by HELLO! Magazine), Bridget Moynahan shared her bittersweet feelings regarding the show’s ending. She candidly stated, “I want my job back!” While she expressed sadness over the series concluding, she noted that she still sees her co-stars regularly after production wrapped in June. Celebrating birthdays and spending time together with Wahlberg and Vanessa Ray (who has portrayed Eddie Janko-Reagan since season 4) has kept their bond strong. Here’s what she had to say:
“It’s bittersweet. I want my job back! It was a good run. 14 years with a group of people—we were a family on and off the screen. Vanessa, Donnie, and I still get together. We’re celebrating people’s birthdays and having fun. I miss them on a daily basis.”
What This Means for Blue Bloods
Despite vocal support from Wahlberg and Moynahan for the show to continue, her remarks suggest that season 14 will indeed be the series’ last. No announcements regarding sequels or spinoffs have been made so far. However, Wahlberg expressed interest in a potential spinoff if it captures the original show’s spirit.
While Moynahan mourns the end of her Blue Bloods journey, she is already transitioning to new projects. She recently began filming the feature-length drama Original Sound, which also stars Eric Stoltz, Laura Marano, and Ted King. Interestingly, this film marks the directorial debut of Gregory Jbara, a longtime cast member of Blue Bloods.
Our Take on Bridget Moynahan’s Comments
As Blue Bloods approaches its series finale—expected to air on CBS before the end of 2024—Moynahan’s reflections underscore a significant aspect of the show’s legacy. Her ongoing connections with her co-stars both personally and professionally highlight the strong familial ties that extend beyond the screen, reinforcing the spirit of togetherness that Blue Bloods has always embodied.
