Viewers are curious how the Blue Bloods Season 14 finale ended for the Reagans—tragically or happily. The episode, titled “End of Tour,” features the clock ticking for the Reagan family to put an end to the terror created by gangs in New York. The members unite and unleash violence to demand the release of their imprisoned buddies. Here’s a detailed article on what happened to Reagans in the Season 14 finale.
Who was killed off in Blue Bloods Season 14’s finale?
Officer Luis Badillo, portrayed by Ian Quinlan, dies in the Blue Bloods Season 14 finale.
The episode features Badillo engrossed in carjacking with his partner, Eddie Janko. However, tragedy strikes, amidst the mayhem, when a motorcyclist kills him. Seeing his condition, Eddie, who subtly got hit by the bullet, fears that the shot meant for her accidentally put an end to her partner’s life. She eventually discovers Amelio Mars, responsible for Badillo’s shooting. She and Jamie race to Amelio’s address only to learn about his life partner in labor. They rush to the hospital and arrest Amelio, who could be seen embracing his baby. After Badillo’s culprit’s arrest, his emotional funeral takes place.
Showrunner Kevin Wade reflected on Badillo’s demise, emphasizing its necessity in the storyline in an interview with Deadline. He said, “Every victory had to come with a personal loss or defeat. So for all of them to have to attend the funeral of Eddie’s partner gave us that dimension.”
How did Blue Bloods Season 14 end for the Reagans?
The Reagans received a happy ending in Blue Bloods Season 14 with none of their members killed in the mayhem.
The finale witnessed authorities handling three shooting cases, one of which took the life of Officer Badillo. Police Commissioner Frank Reagan takes responsibility for tackling the case involving a video manifesto demanding certain prisoners’ release. He embarks on a quest to track the wrongdoers and bring justice to the victims. The ending sees the Reagans gathering for a family dinner for one last time.
Originally reported by Shazmeen Navrange on ComingSoon.
