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Blue blood Fans, the end is near. The TV program 2024 took us all through the final chapter of the current form of the Reagan family. While there’s plenty of potential for spin-offs, we don’t know where we’ll see these people again after the finale. So when I heard that TV legend and series star Tom Selleck’s final scenes gave him a complete connection to his first moment on the long-running law enforcement drama, I have to say it put a smile on my face.

With Blue blood a member of the class of TV shows ending in 2024the departure of the Reagan family is felt everywhere. But in an interview with TV InsiderThe Magnum PI icon revealed that his last day on set was made even more special by mirroring his first day of filming in the role of Frank Reagan. Here’s what Tom Selleck shared about that moment:

That kind of symmetry is pretty heartwarming, regardless of whether you’re a Blue blood Fanatic or just a casual viewer. As Tom Selleck and the rest of his TV family prepared for the end, emotions ran high and fans waited for every single hint of what might come next. While Blue Bloods’ potential franchise future is a topic of discussion with the bosses at CBS Entertainment, but unfortunately it didn’t bring much success.

There Is some quite promising Blue blood However, the above information is available because one of the Reagan family’s last dinners already has some exciting events in store. Sami Gayle’s Nicky was a regular character until season 10, with a few appearances in seasons 11 and 13; However, her participation in the final season was never guaranteed. Tony Terracino’s Jack Reagan followed a similar path, moving up from recurring cast member to guest status in seasons 10-13.

Although we have not yet seen this final dinner between Commissioner Frank Reagan and the rest of his relatives, we can look back on the very first time Blue blood revealed what would become a staple of the series:

Reading Tom Selleck fondly reflecting on his time in these fourteen seasons is always a pleasure, especially given the Blue blood Cancellation complaints that the cast generally expressed support for the direction of CBS executives. And while it may not be expressed in so many words, I would like to believe that the final episode of this farewell season will be that very moment, sending fans away with a memory worthy of this show’s success and a bowl full of leftovers.

For those of you keeping up Blue bloodBe sure to tune in to CBS Fridays at 10 p.m. ET to continue making your own regular appointment at the Reagan family table. And for those of you who want to stay up to date or don’t want to start your journey with this TV institution, you can see everything by accessing a Paramount+ subscriptionor watch seasons 6 to 13 free with ads on Pluto TV.