As Blue Bloods wraps up its long run with season 14, premiering its eight-episode part 2 on October 18, one of the show’s stars has expressed mixed feelings. Bridget Moynahan, who plays Erin Reagan, recently shared her thoughts on Sherri (via HELLO! Magazine), describing the end of the show as “bittersweet” and saying, “I want my job back!”

For over a decade, the popular drama has followed the Reagan family, a multigenerational police enforcement family, with a core ensemble that includes Moynahan, Donnie Wahlberg as Danny Reagan, Will Estes as Jamie Reagan, Len Cariou as Henry Reagan, and Tom Selleck as Frank Reagan.

Reflecting on the show’s legacy, Moynahan said she still spends time with her co-stars, including Wahlberg and Vanessa Ray (Eddie Janko-Reagan), celebrating birthdays and staying close even after production wrapped in June. “We were a family on and off the screen… so [I] miss them on a daily basis,” she added.

What This Means for the Future of Blue Bloods

Despite Donnie Wahlberg and Bridget Moynahan stating their wish for Blue Bloods to continue, Moynahan’s latest comments indicate that season 14 will most likely be the series’ final. No sequel series or spinoffs have been planned, but Wahlberg has stated that he would be open to a spinoff if it stayed true to the spirit of the original program.

Moynahan is starting to move on since wrapping production, having recently begun filming the feature-length drama Original Sound, which also stars Eric Stoltz, Laura Marano, and Ted King. Notably, the film is directed by Gregory Jbara, who played Garrett Moore on Blue Bloods for 245 episodes, keeping her connected to the original cast.

Our Thoughts on Bridget Moynahan’s Recent Comments About Blue Bloods

As Blue Bloods nears its series finale on CBS, Bridget Moynahan’s words highlight an important component of the show’s legacy: the cast’s deep family relationships. Her continuous leisure and professional time with her co-stars demonstrates true off-screen connections, which mirror their on-screen ones.

What This Means for the Future of Blue Bloods

Despite Donnie Wahlberg and Bridget Moynahan stating their wish for Blue Bloods to continue, Moynahan’s latest comments indicate that season 14 will most likely be the series’ final. No sequel series or spinoffs have been planned, but Wahlberg has stated that he would be open to a spinoff if it stayed true to the spirit of the original program.

Moynahan is starting to move on since wrapping production, having recently begun filming the feature-length drama Original Sound, which also stars Eric Stoltz, Laura Marano, and Ted King. Notably, the film is directed by Gregory Jbara, who played Garrett Moore on Blue Bloods for 245 episodes, keeping her connected to the original cast.

Our Thoughts on Bridget Moynahan’s Recent Comments About Blue Bloods

As Blue Bloods nears its series finale on CBS, Bridget Moynahan’s words highlight an important component of the show’s legacy: the cast’s deep family relationships. Her continuous leisure and professional time with her co-stars demonstrates true off-screen connections, which mirror their on-screen ones.