Tom Selleck, the iconic star of "Blue Bloods," is on a mission to save the beloved show from CBS's chopping block. Despite the network's decision to end the series with Season 14, Selleck remains undeterred, urging fans to rally behind his cause. The actor's determination is palpable, reflecting his deep connection to the show and its audience.
"I’m going to do whatever it takes. Tell your friends," Selleck passionately declared in a recent Esquire interview, emphasizing his commitment to keep "Blue Bloods" alive.
The battle to save "Blue Bloods" is not just a public spectacle; it’s a behind-the-scenes drama filled with serious stakes. CBS executives are reportedly growing increasingly frustrated with Selleck’s relentless campaign. According to insiders, the tension has reached a boiling point, with network officials branding Selleck as an “entitled brat.”
“Tom is an entitled brat.
Hundreds of behind-the-scenes staff face unemployment when the show wraps, while Tom complains about his lavish 63-acre ranch,” an insider revealed, highlighting the brewing animosity between the star and the network.
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