Tom Selleck, the beloved star of Blue Bloods, isn’t ready to say goodbye—and he doesn’t think CBS should be either. In a recent interview, Selleck voiced his frustration over speculation about the show’s potential end, especially given its continued success. “We’re the third highest-rated scripted show on the network,” he pointed out. “Pulling the plug on something that still resonates with millions just doesn’t make sense.”
Since its debut in 2010, Blue Bloods has been a cornerstone of CBS’s lineup, winning over audiences with its gripping family drama, compelling storylines, and strong ensemble cast. As Frank Reagan, Selleck has been at the heart of the series, shaping its legacy. “This show has heart, depth, and a connection to families everywhere,” he said. “CBS needs to realize what they have.”
Fans are rallying behind Selleck’s words, flooding social media with messages of support and urging CBS to keep the series alive. Many hope the network will recognize the show’s cultural and emotional significance. For Selleck, Blue Bloods isn’t just another role—it’s a legacy. “We still have stories to tell, and our audience deserves to see them,” he affirmed. As viewers anxiously await CBS’s decision, Selleck’s passionate defense of the show proves why it has remained a fan favorite for so long.
