Blue Bloods: How Many Seasons Are There & Where Can You Watch Them?

Launched back in 2010, the crime drama show Blue Bloods was quick to become CBS’ darling, garnering millions of viewers and providing the network with ratings good enough to keep going no matter what.

Unlike CBS’ many other series that were ditched by the network even with their impressive viewership results kept in mind, Blue Bloods was lucky to get through all major crises and end up with an official final season set to be released this fall.

While there are still months of wait until the second part of the show’s season 14 gets its long-awaited release, some of the devoted fans might need to refresh in their mind everything that happened in the show before by rewatching all previous seasons in one (or not just one) night — so, in case it’s you ever needed this, you’re welcome.

How Many Seasons Does Blue Bloods Have?

Blue Bloods currently has an impressive run of 13 complete seasons, with the second part of season 14 coming as the final one, and a total of 285 episodes so far. There’s surely enough time for everyone to catch up on the series before its last installment hits the screens in October, but, anyway, good luck with that.

For those who haven’t checked out Blue Bloods yet, the upcoming season 14 might be an extra incentive to get familiar with the show before finding out how the whole story is wrapped up.

Where Can You Stream Blue Bloods Right Now?

Right now, Blue Bloods isn’t really a rare discovery on streaming platforms since the show was popular enough to entice numerous streaming services to eventually pick up the fan-favorite crime drama, but there’s still a catch.

The series is currently available for streaming on Prime Video, Paramount+, Fandango at Home and Hulu, though the latter owns only 9 out of 14 seasons.

However, you are free to check all the installments out on the other streaming platforms, as long as you have a subscription.

Blue Bloods season 14 part 2 is set to premiere on CBS on October 18.