In a recent interview, Tom Selleck opened up about the potential conclusion of Blue Bloods, the hit police drama that has captivated audiences for over a decade. Selleck, who has portrayed NYPD Commissioner Frank Reagan since the show’s debut, reflected on the series’ remarkable run and the impact it has had on both viewers and his own career.
The actor acknowledged that while all good things must come to an end, he feels grateful for the journey Blue Bloods has provided. “It’s been an honor to be part of a show that resonates with so many people. We’ve built something special here, and I think the stories we’ve told have made a real difference,” Selleck shared.
As speculation grows about the future of the series, Selleck remains hopeful but realistic. He expressed his appreciation for the fans’ unwavering support over the years and hinted that, whenever the end does come, it will be on the show’s own terms, ensuring that the beloved characters and their stories are given the proper sendoff they deserve.
For now, Selleck is focused on continuing to bring Frank Reagan’s strong yet compassionate leadership to life as long as the series continues, but the actor’s comments suggest he is prepared for the day when Blue Bloods finally closes its chapter in TV history.
