Selleck has been vocal about not wanting Blue Bloods to end, and fans have started petitions in the hopes that Frank Reagan could get his way. There have also been reports that mo

Blue Bloods has officially wrapped filming, with the cast and crew reeling from the end of an era. Like his steadfast character, NYPD Commissioner Frank Reagan, Tom Selleck chose to honor the moment with just the right words.

Tom Selleck thanked CBS for the last eight episodes of popular family cop drama 'Blue Bloods' that start airing tonight and, when concluded, will mark the end of the show’s 14-season run.

Blue Bloods fans, the end is near. The 2024 TV schedule has been ushering us all through what will be the final chapter of the Reagan family’s current form. While there’s tons of potential for spinoffs,

“Blue Bloods” stars Tom Selleck and Donnie Wahlberg got emotional while they were filming the ending of their long-running procedural. “On the last day, I was filming all my squad room scenes and it’s kinda like where I hold court as Danny Reagan, and Tom Selleck came in just to watch,” Wahlberg said on SiriusXM’s “Andy Cohen Live.”

Tom Selleck is stepping out. The 79-year-old actor was recently spotted in New York City as he prepared to say goodbye to Blue Bloods for the final time.

Selleck, who plays NYPD Police Commissioner Frank Reagan, has claimed he is not happy after the network made the decision last year that the hit series would end this fall.

Tom Selleck is going all out to land new work gigs now that Blue Bloods has been canceled, so he's calling on all his pals to help, with the stars of Friends at the top of his list. "He's a hefty guy,

The final eight episodes of the beloved television drama Blue Bloods, which has been on since 2010, began airing on CBS last Friday. In the lead-up to this premiere, Blue Bloods star Donnie Wahlberg spoke out to recall how his co-star Tom Selleck convinced him to stay on the show many years ago.