**Tom Selleck Expresses Frustration Over Blue Bloods Cancellation**
In a recent announcement, seasoned actor Tom Selleck has expressed his deep frustration over the cancellation of the long-running police procedural series, Blue Bloods. The show, which has been on the air since 2010, was abruptly cancelled in May, much to the disappointment of fans and cast members alike.
Selleck, who played the lead role of New York Police Commissioner Frank Reagan, shared his sentiments about the show’s unexpected end, stating that it will take him a considerable amount of time to come to terms with it. Despite his disappointment, Selleck remained positive, emphasising that he does not hold grudges and appreciates the success the series has achieved over the years.
The 79-year-old actor highlighted the show’s consistent viewership success, pointing out its ability to draw in millions of viewers with each episode. Blue Bloods, which aired on Friday nights, proved to be a formidable force in the TV landscape, attracting a loyal fanbase and maintaining high ratings throughout its 14-season run.
As the series gears up to air its final eight episodes starting on October 18, Selleck and his co-stars Donnie Wahlberg and Bridget Moynihan have openly expressed their disappointment at the show’s premature end. Despite their efforts to persuade the network to reconsider the cancellation, CBS made the final decision to bring the show to a close.
During a joint appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show, Wahlberg and Moynihan shared their mixed emotions regarding the news of the show’s cancellation. While Wahlberg expressed feeling upset and sad about the decision, Moynihan focused on the close bond that the cast and crew had formed over the 14 years of working together.
Fans of Blue Bloods can catch the remaining episodes of the series on CBS at 10pm ET/PT, as the show bids farewell to its dedicated audience and the characters that have become beloved fixtures in the world of television.