Tom Selleck is set to make his return to the crime genre with an upcoming docuseries on the History Channel. After a successful run on CBS’s Blue Bloods from 2010 to 2024, Selleck has stepped away from acting until now. He will take on the role of host and narrator for a new series called Crime and Justice.
Overview of Crime and Justice
This docuseries will consist of ten episodes, each focusing on significant real-life criminal cases throughout American history. Through its narrative, the series aims to explore the ongoing struggle between law enforcement and criminal activity.
Tom Selleck’s Role
- Position: Host, narrator, and executive producer
- Series Content: Investigates real cases that shaped the justice system
- Theme: Examines moments of intense pressure and impactful decisions
Selleck expressed his passion for stories about justice, stating, “This series looks at real cases from across American history and the people tasked with seeing them through.”
Continuation of the Blue Bloods Legacy
Following the conclusion of Blue Bloods, CBS introduced a spinoff titled Boston Blue, starring Donnie Wahlberg, to carry the story forward. Despite this, fans have longed for Selleck’s portrayal of Police Commissioner Frank Reagan.
Additional History Channel Programming
In tandem with Crime and Justice, the History Channel has announced three other new shows, broadening its range of offerings:
- History’s Strange Fortunes – Hosted by Kevin Bacon
- Extraordinary Origins – Presented by Ted Danson
- History’s Greatest Machines – Led by Dolph Lundgren
- 102 Minutes Inside the Towers – A look back at the September 11 events
With these new shows, the History Channel aims to captivate viewers and expand its programming in the realm of historical storytelling.
