
During the interview, Wahlberg commented that filming the last Blue Bloods episode was like “walking this real delicate tightrope,” and that everyone on set was very aware of how emotional it was going to get. The actor broke down how his last day of filming went and also mentioned how he thinks long-time Blue Bloods fans will react when the time comes to say goodbye. He stated:
“They may be sitting down feeling conflicted by emotion, because it is the last episode. We definitely went to work every day knowing it was the last episode and tried to hold back the tears and the emotion — and the audience will probably do the same. And I think by the time that last dinner scene comes around, it might be tough to not hold it back anymore. That was the case for us — we were unable to hold it back anymore. I don’t like to tell the audience how they’re going to feel — I don’t know how they’re going to feel. But I do suspect when that last dinner scene starts, everyone’s going to be hoping it doesn’t end, and that’s how we felt shooting it.”
Wahlberg “Didn’t Stop” Crying After Filming Series Finale
In the final episode of Blue Bloods, the entire Reagan family will unite in order to stop chaos in New York City. After the mayor gets shot, gangs are getting people riled up while demanding amnesty for the release of their imprisoned members, as well as those awaiting trial. And all of that will have to be handled and wrapped in an episode that CBS is dubbing “historic.”
The Blue Bloods series finale airs this Friday.