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Tom Selleck Speaks Out as Blue Bloods Ends β Eyes Return in New Spinoff and Jesse Stone Revival
After 14 successful seasons, the hit CBS police drama Blue Bloods is coming to an emotional close β and star Tom Selleck is finally breaking his silence.
In a heartfelt statement, Selleck, who has portrayed Commissioner Frank Reagan since the series debuted in 2010, thanked fans for their unwavering support over the years.
“Playing Frank Reagan has been one of the great honors of my career,” Selleck shared. “The family dinners, the complex cases, the loyalty β it’s been more than just a TV role. It’s been a reflection of values that still matter.”
But while Blue Bloods may be ending, this is far from the end for Selleck. Sources close to CBS confirm that the network is exploring a potential spinoff series β and Selleck is in talks to return in some capacity, possibly as a mentor or recurring figure guiding a new generation of Reagans.
A Jesse Stone Comeback?
Adding to fans’ excitement, Selleck has also hinted at reviving another fan-favorite role: small-town police chief Jesse Stone.
Adapted from the novels by Robert B. Parker, the Jesse Stone TV movies earned critical praise for their gritty storytelling and Selleckβs quietly powerful performance. The last installment aired in 2015, but Selleck has never ruled out a return β and now, it looks more likely than ever.
“Jesse Stone is a character Iβve always felt deeply connected to,” Selleck said in a recent interview. “There are still stories to tell, and Iβd love to bring him back.”
A Lasting Legacy
As Blue Bloods prepares to air its final episodes, fans are reflecting on the show’s remarkable run. With over 275 episodes, the series has been a rare constant in network television, blending crime drama with heartfelt family dynamics.
Though the Reagan family will soon say goodbye β at least for now β Tom Selleckβs presence on screen may continue in new and familiar ways.
Whether itβs a Reagan spinoff or a return to Paradise, Massachusetts with Jesse Stone, one thing is clear: Tom Selleck isnβt done yet.
