Tom Selleck Still Frustrated Over Blue Bloods Cancellation
Tom Selleck says he’s still disappointed that Blue Bloods came to an end, revealing the cast even agreed to a 25 percent pay cut in an effort to keep the long-running CBS drama alive. Despite the sacrifice, the series was still canceled, leaving Selleck questioning the decision and reflecting on the close bond the cast shared throughout its 14-season run.
Premiering in 2010, Blue Bloods became one of CBS’s signature dramas, following the Reagan family as they balanced careers in law enforcement with the challenges of family life. Led by Tom Selleck, the series remained one of television’s highest-rated broadcast dramas and built a devoted fan base over its successful run.
How to Watch: All 14 seasons of Blue Bloods are available to stream on Paramount+.
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For viewers who stayed with Blue Bloods through its 14-season run, Tom Selleck’s comments add a revealing behind-the-scenes dimension to the show’s ending: the cast reportedly accepted a 25 percent pay cut in hopes of preserving the CBS drama. The video should appeal to fans interested in the series’ unusual longevity, its ensemble chemistry, and the business decisions that brought the Reagan family’s story to a close.