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Tom Selleck Returns to Law & Order
20 May
Summary
- Tom Selleck to host new true crime series on History Channel.
- The series will focus on law enforcement officers' dedication.
- Selleck previously starred as a police commissioner for over a decade.
Television icon Tom Selleck is embarking on a new venture as the host, narrator, and executive producer of a true crime series for The History Channel. This documentary series, provisionally titled 'Crime and Justice with Tom Selleck,' will delve into pivotal crimes, investigations, and trials throughout American history.
Instead of solely focusing on perpetrators, the show is set to spotlight the dedication of law enforcement officers who pursued justice. Selleck, who spent over a decade as NYPD Commissioner on 'Blue Bloods,' views this project as a natural progression, stating his long-standing interest in stories about consequences and the pursuit of justice.
While a premiere date has not been announced, Selleck's involvement signals a significant return to the screen following the conclusion of 'Blue Bloods.' His recent strategic move to sign with talent agency UTA hinted at his continued engagement with Hollywood. The series promises to showcase Selleck's authoritative presence and respect for law enforcement.
