‘Blue Bloods’ star Tom Selleck ‘frustrated’ over cancelation of hit show: ‘Taken for granted’

Whereas “Blue Bloods” is about to finish after 14 years, the actor expressed his sentiments in direction of the cancelation of the favored present.

“I’m type of pissed off. Throughout these final eight exhibits, I haven’t wished to speak about an ending for ‘Blue Bloods’ however about it nonetheless being wildly profitable,” the 79-year-old advised TV Insider.

“I don’t imagine in holding grudges, however for those who had been to say to the tv community, ‘Right here’s a present you may program within the worst time slot you bought, and it’s going to assure you successful Friday evening for the subsequent 15 years,’ it might be nearly unattainable to imagine,” he added.

Selleck, who stars as Commissioner Frank Reagan on the CBS present, added it might take time for him to course of that the present is coming to an finish. 

“I bear in mind after the weekend [of the final episode’s shoot], I stated, ‘I’ve received to get to mattress early tonight as a result of I’ve to do my dialogue for Monday.’ Effectively, there was no Monday. It’s simply going to take some time.”

The “Magnum, P.I.” actor’s feedback got here after he confessed he could also be pressured to surrender his California ranch with out the revenue he earned from the present.

“The place” is his 63-acre ranch in Ventura County, California. He bought it in 1988 after he give up “Magnum: PI.” It was once an avocado farm earlier than a drought hit, however now, Selleck focuses on rebuilding the place.

The reporter appeared shocked that Selleck might truly lose his ranch, asking, “Significantly, that is a problem? If you happen to stopped working?”

His first credited roles got here within the late Sixties, and since then, he has developed an enormous title for himself.

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