CBS Subtly Announced The Future of ‘Blue Bloods’

It’s no surprise that our favorite shows will be delayed in light of the ongoing actor and writer strikes. CBS revealed their lineup for the fall of 2023, and the information concerning police drama Blue Bloods was telling. The Reagan family series has been confirmed to return for a remarkable 14th season (and some of the show’s stars have taken salary concessions to assure its continuation), but it will not appear on CBS’s fall schedule as scheduled. The network will instead air “classic” Blue Bloods episodes. Reruns, in other words. With no new shows to run, CBS has had to get inventive in order to fill the time gaps (including airing the Paramount Network series Yellowstone on Sunday nights). However, for Blue Bloods supporters, Friday night is crucial. The Price is Right at Night, Let’s Make a Deal, and Raid the Cage will air on CBS at night, followed by “classic episodes” of Blue Bloods. The network did not specify which episodes from the show’s 13 seasons would be aired. Donnie Wahlberg uploaded an emotional video from the final day of filming season 13 in April, telling fans they’d be back in July to start filming.
That was before to the start of the writers’ strike. The show’s return date is now in doubt because filming cannot begin while the strikes continue. Stay tuned for more information on the return of Blue Bloods and other popular shows. Meanwhile, you can binge-watch all 13 seasons on Paramount+.