Tom Selleck is not ready to say goodbye to Blue Bloods. In a recent interview with CBS News, the beloved actor expressed his hope that CBS will reconsider its decision to end the police procedural after Season 14.
A Strong Argument for Continuation
Selleck emphasized the show’s success, stating, “We’re the third-highest scripted show in all of broadcast. We’re winning the night.” His passion for the series is evident, as he notes that the entire cast is eager to return, highlighting their commitment to the show and its audience.
Quality Content
Selleck reassured fans that Blue Bloods is still producing high-quality episodes, stating, “We aren’t sliding off down a cliff. We’re doing good shows, and still holding our place.” This sentiment reflects the strong fanbase and the show’s continued relevance in the television landscape.
The Future of Blue Bloods
Despite the cancellation announcement last November, which revealed that the series would conclude with a two-part finale this fall, Selleck remains optimistic. He believes there’s still time for CBS to reverse its decision and continue the story of the Reagan family.
Conclusion
As fans rally behind Selleck’s sentiments, the future of Blue Bloods remains uncertain. With strong viewer ratings and a dedicated cast, the hope for a revival continues. Fans will be watching closely to see if CBS takes action before the final episodes air.
