We’ll have to wait for the Blue Bloods series finale to air on Friday, December 13, to see how Tom Selleck’s Frank Reagan ends his story. In the meantime, the Magnum, P.I. alum wrote an alternate ending for his character,

Tom Selleck's Commissioner Frank Reagan won't retire in the Blue Bloods series finale - but his intensity level at work will be amplified. "It's business as usual in the fact that he is still the commissioner of New York City,

His proposal to move Blue Bloods over to a streamer and make shorter seasons makes sense too. Plenty of series have moved from network to streaming in recent years – many of which had been on the air for a long time – so it’s not like this is an outlandish idea. In fact, I’m kind of surprised it isn’t what’s happening.

After 293 episodes, is the Reagan family really saying goodbye? Well, not if the cast of "Blue Bloods" could help it. Ever since the news broke that Season 14 of the police drama would be its last, Tom Selleck,

Donnie Wahlberg knew he was going to be emotional on his last day on the Blue Bloods set, but 48 hours of tears wasn't necessarily on his agenda. Wahlberg, who has played Det. Danny Reagan on the CBS series since its premiere in 2010,

Blue Bloods will be coming to an end after 14 seasons and nearly 300 episodes, but Tom Selleck doesn't understand why. The post Tom Selleck can’t figure out why Blue Bloods is ending appeared first on JoBlo.

He’s not going quietly. “Blue Bloods” star Tom Selleck isn’t happy that CBS ended the show after fourteen seasons – and he’s been very vocal about it. Selleck, 79, has not pasted on a smile and parroted a polite company line.