Tom Selleck Has One Final Message for Blue Bloods Fans
Tom Selleck Has One Final Message for Blue Bloods Fans
As Blue Bloods comes to an end, Tom Selleck wants fans to know just how much the show — and its audience — has meant to him. After more than a decade portraying NYPD Commissioner Frank Reagan, Selleck says the series was always about more than crime-solving. At its heart, Blue Bloods was a story about family, values, and standing by what’s right, even when it’s difficult.
Selleck has emphasized that the cast and crew never took the show’s loyal fanbase for granted. Week after week, viewers welcomed the Reagan family into their homes, forming a connection that helped the series last far longer than anyone initially expected. According to Selleck, that support is something he will always carry with him.
While endings are never easy, Selleck has expressed pride in how Blue Bloods stayed true to itself. Rather than chasing trends, the show focused on character, tradition, and thoughtful storytelling — elements that resonated deeply with its audience. He hopes fans feel the same sense of respect and care in the final chapters as they did throughout the show’s long run.
Most of all, Selleck’s message is one of gratitude. He wants fans to know that their dedication gave Blue Bloods its staying power and made saying goodbye meaningful. Though the series may be ending, the legacy of the Reagan family — and the bond with viewers — will remain.
