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Tom Selleck Discusses 'Blue Bloods' Cast Salary Cuts and Show's Cancellation

Tom Selleck discussed the challenges faced by the cast of 'Blue Bloods' leading to its cancellation, including a 25% salary cut to keep the show running. He reflected on the positive working environment and the desire of the cast to continue, expressing frustration over the show's ending despite its success.

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Tom Selleck spoke about the cancellation of 'Blue Bloods,' noting that the cast had taken a 25% salary cut to keep the show on air, despite it ranking sixth among broadcast shows. On a podcast with Ted Danson, Selleck mentioned that the show had completed 15 seasons and 293 episodes. He described the experience of working on 'Blue Bloods' as positive, contrasting it with other shows that can become difficult due to egos and conflicts among cast members. Selleck emphasized that the entire cast wanted to continue working together and that it was challenging to consider replacing any actors due to their strong family dynamic on the show. He expressed frustration over the show's ending, stating it was still performing well and felt that it was taken for granted by the network. Selleck also indicated uncertainty about reprising his role in a potential spin-off series.

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Tom Selleck says 'Blue Bloods' cast made major sacrifice to save show before cancellation

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Tom Selleck Discusses 'Blue Bloods' Cast Salary Cuts and Show's Cancellation