“Blue Bloods,” the long-running CBS police procedural, ends after 14 seasons, according to multiple reports. The series is officially canceled despite efforts by cast members to keep it going. Tom Selleck, who stars in the show, says fellow “Blue Bloods” cast members accepted pay cuts as part of negotiations to sustain the program. While the reports describe the cast’s willingness to take reduced compensation, the network still moves forward with ending the show. The Independent reports that the cast protested the decision and that the cancellation follows the show’s 14-season run. The New York Post similarly notes the show’s conclusion after 14 seasons, placing the end of the series in December 2024, and reports that Selleck raises concerns about the circumstances surrounding the cancellation. Together, the articles describe the same outcome—cancellation after 14 seasons—and a cast response in which Selleck points to the pay concessions made during efforts to preserve the series.