Tom Selleck, the star of Blue Bloods, expressed his disappointment in CBS’s decision to cancel the long-running series after 14 seasons. He hopes that the network will reconsider and allow the show to continue beyond its current season. In an interview with CBS News, Selleck made it clear that the cast is eager to return and continue producing quality content for the viewers. Despite being one of the top-rated scripted shows on broadcast television, CBS announced that Blue Bloods would come to an end this fall.
Despite the backlash from fans and the cast, CBS Entertainment President Amy Reisenbach reiterated the network’s decision to end Blue Bloods after its current season. She expressed gratitude towards the cast and crew for their dedication to the show over the years, but maintained that all good things must come to an end. Reisenbach emphasized the importance of refreshing the network’s schedule and giving Blue Bloods the proper sendoff it deserves.
Blue Bloods has been a staple on CBS since its premiere in 2010, with Tom Selleck leading the ensemble cast as Commissioner Frank Reagan. The show revolves around the Reagan family, who all have ties to law enforcement in New York City. Co-starring actors such as Donnie Wahlberg, Bridget Moynahan, Will Estes, and Len Cariou, Blue Bloods has garnered a loyal fanbase over the years. Selleck believes that the show still has more stories to tell and is hopeful that CBS will reconsider its decision to cancel it.
As the fate of Blue Bloods hangs in the balance, fans are left wondering whether CBS will ultimately reverse its decision or stick to its original plan to end the show. The passionate plea from Tom Selleck and the rest of the cast highlights the impact that the show has had on both the viewers and the actors involved. Whether Blue Bloods will be able to defy the odds and continue beyond its 14 seasons remains to be seen, but one thing is certain – the legacy of the show will live on in the hearts of its dedicated fans.