Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/oDU1T019vGo.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Tom Selleck reignites CBS feud over Blue Bloods cancellation as he exposes casts entertainment [zOb50bM5JRR] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Tom Selleck is still frustrated by the cancellation of "Blue Bloods" two years ago, as the iconic actor revealed the cast agreed to a shocking 25% pay cut before it was axed. "Blue Bloods was a labor of love... I think for everybody," Selleck said during Wednesday's episode of Ted Danson's podcast, "Where Everybody Knows Your Name." Selleck - who played New York City Police Commissioner Frank Reagan on the CBS police drama - also revealed that the star-studded cast took the dramatic pay cut in hopes of returning for another season, calling the situation "frustrating." "The real truth to that is in the last year of [the series], at our last family dinner, everybody wanted to come back. We'd already taken a 25% cut in salary," he divulged, insisting they'd "done all sorts of things to keep the show going." OCCelGBFZlj HilsukxVWKX qU7VRhvCbDI Lf0KxBN8etN 7IC7txQU4JU WqW2RMvVvfE
Tom Selleck is still frustrated by the cancellation of "Blue Bloods" two years ago, as the iconic actor revealed the cast agreed to a shocking 25% pay cut before it was axed. "Blue Bloods was a labor of love... I think for everybody," Selleck said during Wednesday's episode of Ted Danson's podcast, "Where Everybody Knows Your Name." Selleck - who played New York City Police Commissioner Frank Reagan on the CBS police drama - also revealed that the star-studded cast took the dramatic pay cut in hopes of returning for another season, calling the situation "frustrating." "The real truth to that is in the last year of [the series], at our last family dinner, everybody wanted to come back. We'd already taken a 25% cut in salary," he divulged, insisting they'd "done all sorts of things to keep the show going." OCCelGBFZlj HilsukxVWKX qU7VRhvCbDI Lf0KxBN8etN 7IC7txQU4JU WqW2RMvVvfE