"During those last eight shows, I haven't wanted to talk about an ending for 'Blue Bloods', but about it still being wildly successful," Selleck said

Tom Selleck admitted to being 'frustrated' over CBS' decision to end the long-running police procedural 'Blue Bloods.'

One of the small screen’s longest-running dramas is wrapping up at the end of the 2024 TV schedule, and while it’s just one of many series ending this year, Blue Bloods’ is the kind of show that no one ever really expected to exit its Friday night timeslot on CBS.

Blue Bloods star Tom Selleck has expressed his frustration over the cancellation of the long-running police procedural, admitting that it will take him “a long time” to get over it.

Days before the final part of Blue Bloods season 14 is set to air, Tom Selleck shared his feelings about canceling a show that is still "wildly successful."

“I’m kind of frustrated,” the Magnum P.I. star, 79, told TV Insider during a Thursday, October 3, interview. “During those last eight shows, I haven’t wanted to talk about an ending for Blue Bloods but about it still being wildly successful.”

Tom Selleck said he'll pull the "Blue Bloods" TV show from CBS if the network fails to fire two debate moderators. Rating: Labeled Satire (About this rating?) A rumor that actor Tom Selleck said he would pull the TV show "Blue Bloods" from CBS if the network failed to fire two of its debate moderators circulated online in early October 2024.

Tom Selleck, 79, has been openly campaigning for the continuation of his hit show Blue Bloods. Now, he seems fed up, and is speaking out this week to rip into CBS for canceling the police drama. Selleck Is ‘Frustrated’ With CBS The final eight episodes of Blue Bloods are set to begin airing later this month.

Tom Selleck is feeling blue after CBS axed his long-running Police procedural drama. Last year the network announced that the hit series would come to an end this fall and the actor, 79, has expressed his dismay over the decision in a new interview with TV Insider.