Jack Ori is a transgender and autistic author who grew up and still lives on Long Island, New York. He is the author of two novels (so far).
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Fans of CBS' Blue Bloods have circulated petitions to save the show and mounted a hashtag campaign on X ever since news broke that the series was ending, but it's not clear if it will work. The Tom Selleck-led cop drama, which features a close-knit New York family who are almost all involved in law enforcement, has been a popular Friday night program since its premiere in 2010, often winning the night in the ratings.
Popular but aging shows have found themselves in a precarious position in recent years because of budgetary issues. The longer a series is on, the more expensive it is to produce, especially for a series like Blue Bloods that has kept its cast mostly intact for fourteen years, as long-running stars command bigger paychecks than newer talent. In addition, the series is filmed in New York City, which is more expensive than shooting in other areas of the United States.
Even if CBS changes its mind, Blue Bloods is still expensive to produce. Thus, if the fan-led movement does move the needle, CBS may agree to one more season to give the series a proper farewell. Renewal decisions are generally made for only one or two years at a time, so Blue Bloods will likely find itself in the same position again at the end of season 15 if CBS changes its mind about cancelation, and fan-led movements might not work a second time.
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