Blue Bloods had a very successful run on CBS from 2010 to 2024. For 14 seasons, fans fell in love with the Reagan family, led by patriarch Frank Reagan. Tom Selleck developed his character so well that it was sometimes difficult to remember he wasn’t actually a real-life New York City Police Commissioner. When the show went off the air, it disappointed both fans and the cast, many of whom didn’t want to say goodbye. Boston native Donnie Wahlberg was tapped to reprise his role of Danny Reagan in the spin-off Boston Blue. Donnie recently revealed what his pal Tom thinks about the new show. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @bostonbluecbs Donnie Walberg Would Love To Have Tom Selleck On “Boston Blue” Blue Bloods ended with Danny Reagan moving to Boston to care for his son, Sean Reagan, who was injured in a fire. Danny and his partner, Maria Baez, played by Marisa Ramirez, are now a couple in the new show. His sister, Erin Reagan, played by Bridget Moynihan, has also popped up in Boston. But what about Tom Selleck and Frank Reagan appearing on Boston Blue? In an interview with Parade, Donnie spoke about Tom and his continued support of his career. “Of course, I spoke to Tom the minute I was deciding if this was something I was going to do. And I can’t really get into the details of those conversations, but he’s been very supportive,” Donnie told Parade. “I can say, would I love for Tom to come up to Boston? Sure. Or would I love Danny to go to New York and visit Frank? Absolutely, yes. Tom’s always going to base his decisions on the work and material, and so yes, of course, I’d love to work with him on the show, and when the time comes, we will hopefully craft an idea that moves his heart and makes him want to do it.” So maybe we will see Frank again. Tom Selleck is an amazing actor, and if he wants to be part of Boston Blue, we’re sure they’ll make that happen. This story’s featured image is by Gary Gershoff/Getty Images. The post Here’s How Tom Selleck Really Feels About The “Blue Bloods” Spinoff appeared first on InspireMore.