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Selleck's "Boston Blue" Future: Waiting for the Perfect Story
12 Oct
Summary
- Tom Selleck's Frank Reagan has not appeared in "Boston Blue" seasons.
- Showrunners are waiting for the ideal storyline to feature Frank Reagan.
- Selleck's potential "Boston Blue" appearance is a priority for creators.
Fans of "Blue Bloods" have been eagerly anticipating a potential crossover appearance by Tom Selleck as Frank Reagan in the recently launched offshoot, "Boston Blue." However, as of the premiere of "Boston Blue" Season 2, Selleck's character has not yet featured in the series, which follows Danny Reagan's relocation to the Boston PD.
Showrunners Brandon Margolis and Brandon Sonnier have confirmed their enthusiasm for including Selleck. They stated that bringing Frank Reagan into the "Boston Blue" narrative is a dream scenario for them. The key factor for Selleck's involvement, according to the showrunners, is finding the precisely right story. They are patiently waiting for an opportune moment and a compelling plotline that would organically integrate Frank Reagan into the world of "Boston Blue," ensuring his appearance would be a significant television event.
The creators are committed to ensuring that any appearance by Frank Reagan is handled with care and narrative integrity. Their focus remains on developing a storyline that feels authentic to the character and the show's universe. This approach suggests that while a Selleck cameo is highly desired, it will only happen when the conditions are perfect for a meaningful contribution to "Boston Blue."
