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Blue Bloods spoilers reveal that this is the last season of the show and the finale will soon be upon us. The final episode will air in December, 2024. However, that doesn’t mean that Tom Selleck is going to slide into retirement and disappear from our scenes. Selleck may already have his next project in the works.

The Former Magnum P.I. Actor Has Held Many Roles

Blue Bloods spoilers indicate that Selleck has worn many hats between Thomas Magnum and Frank Reagan.

Magnum P.I. Lasted rom 1980 to 1988 and won him five Emmy nominations and a win in 1985. Selleck also guest starred on Friends as Dr. Richard Burke. Selleck has been in numerous other roles as well.

Selleck began playing Frank Reagan in 2010, the NYC Police Commissioner on Blue Bloods as well as the patriarch of the Reagan Family.

Selleck considered not taking the role because in 2005 he had...

Blue Bloods is set to air its final episode in December. However, fans might not have seen the last of actor Tom Selleck just yet. In fact, the actor has already hinted at what his next project could be.

From Thomas Magnum To Frank Reagan, Tom Selleck’s Been Known By Many Names

For many fans, Selleck’s breakout role was playing Thomas Magnum in Magnum, P.I. from 1980 to 1988. The part earned him five Award nominations, with him winning in 1985. Since then, he’s had quite a few other notable roles, such as Dr. Richard Burke on Friends.

Starting in 2010, Selleck would take on the role of NYC Police Commissioner Frank Reagan on Blue Bloods. In addition to his work in law enforcement, Frank also serves as the patriarch of the Reagan family.

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Interestingly enough, Selleck was initially concerned about joining Blue Bloods since he was...

Somewhere, at this very moment, someone's dad is probably watching one of the Jesse Stone movies on DVD, and that man is having a great afternoon. After this, he might pop in "Ford v. Ferrari" for the seventh time.

The character of Jesse Stone began his life in a series of airport novels written by the late Robert B. Parker. The first Jesse Stone novel, "Night Passage," was published in 1997 and it followed the titular former LAPD detective (and divorced recovering alcoholic) as he investigated money laundering and murder in Paradise, Massachusetts. Parker had a hit on his hands with "Night Passage," and proceeded to writer eight additional Jesse Stone novels from 1998 up until his death in 2010. Jesse Stone had become an institution at that point, and other authors began writing Stone novels in Parker's style. There have been 11 additional Jesse Stone novels written after Parker's death. 

Starting in 2005, Jesse...

New year, new month, new titles to watch at Prime Video! The streamer has kicked off January 2024 in fashion with plenty of classic titles that were released on the first of the month, including 2007’s “No Country for Old Men” and Quentin Tarantino’s hit “Pulp Fiction,” but the best is still yet to come this month, including Lula Wang’s highly anticipated miniseries “Expats,” the A24-produced adult animated musical comedy series “Hazbin Hotel,” and much more.

Check out The Streamable’s picks for the best of January, and continue below for everything coming to the streamer this month!

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The new action-thriller comedy stars Kaley Cuoco as Emma, a suburban New Jersey woman with a wonderful husband, two kids, and a secret life as an assassin for hire.

Zorro and Expats are the big shows coming to Prime Video in January. The former is what Amazon are calling a “bold reinterpretation” of the classic hero El Zorro for 2024. Starring Miguel Bernardeau as Diego de la Vega and Renata Notni as Lolita Marquez, it’s definitely an intriguing-sounding action-adventure series, with a ten-episode first season based on the iconic character originally created by Johnston McCulley all the way back in 1919.

Meanwhile, upcoming drama series Expats is based on the bestselling 2016 novel The Expatriates by Janice Y. K. Lee, and follows “the vibrant lives of a close-knit expatriate community” in Hong Kong. Nicole Kidman has been known for picking the right kind of shows to lead in the past, so let’s hope this is another banger for the actress, who is also on board as an executive producer here.

Here’s everything coming to Amazon Prime Video and Freevee this month.

There’s a lot to watch on Prime Video in October and, as you may have guessed, there’s spooky stuff galore in amongst Prime’s usual rotation of extensive library content.

In the movie Totally Killer, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina star Kiernan Shipka travels back in time to the 1980s to stop a serial killer. Then there’s Make Me Scream, a Halloween special that challenges celebrities to “a gruesome game of terror.” Renfield will also be streaming on the service for anyone who’s been dying (muahahaha!) to catch the Nic Cage Dracula film.

Outside of Prime Video’s more creepy fare, Shazam! Fury Of The Gods will debut, Upload will be back for a third season, and new film Awareness should scratch your sci-fi itch. Meanwhile, for Frasier heads – those who consider themselves utterly Frasier-pilled – all eleven seasons of the Cheers spinoff show will be streaming at the touch of a button.

If you’re looking for a complete list of every new movie and TV show coming to Amazon Prime Video in October, you’ve come to the right place. This month kicks off with a slew of great library additions, from James Bond films to relatively new releases (“Shazam! Fury of the Gods” and the Nicolas Cage Dracula movie “Renfield”) and beyond.

There are also some high-profile originals landing in October. The third season of the sci-fi comedy series “Upload” arrives on Oct. 20, while Oct. 6 marks the release of the Prime Video original film “Totally Killer,” a fun slasher set in the 1980s that stars Kiernan Shipka.

Check out the full list of what’s new on Amazon Prime Video in October 2023 below, followed by a complete list of new arrivals for Freevee in October as well.

Arriving October 1

Frasier, Seasons 1-11 (1994)

Hit, Season 3 (2020)

A Fish Called Wanda (1988)

A Guy Thing...

As befitting its status as one of the world’s biggest companies, every now and then Amazon likes to take a big swing with its Prime Video originals. With its list of new releases for April 2023, the streamer is taking one of its biggest swings yet.

Though it’s not quite as vast or expensive as fellow Prime Video series The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Citadel (premiering April 28) is a massive, massive undertaking. Starring Richard Madden and Priyanka Chopra Jonas, this spy series is described as “an expansive and groundbreaking global event comprising a mothership series and several local language satellite series.” This means that the Russo Brothers-produced project will eventually feature several spinoffs in multiple countries and languages around the world. Neat-o!

The only other major TV original of note this month is Dead Ringers, based on the 1988 David Cronenberg film of the same name,...

Prime Video is hoping to launch its own extended franchise universe in April with the premiere of international spy series “Citadel” from the minds of the Russo Brothers. The show stars Richard Madden, Priyanka Chopra, and Stanley Tucci, and is intended to be the first block of an interconnected story with different spinoffs in countries and regions around the world. The first version will begin streaming on April 28. In the show, the world is in the grips of Manticore, a criminal organization, and several former spies are recruited to restore order despite having their memories erased.

Watch the trailer for “Citadel”:

Beloved young adult author Judy Blume opened the door to discussion about difficult subjects for generations of kids. Now, the writer is the subject of a new documentary, “Judy Blume Forever,” coming to Prime Video on April 21. The doc looks at her trajectory — from a scared kid to...

Get ready to hail to the chief on NBC’s whimsical series, Revolution. Even in post-apocalyptic times, the free world needs a President. Actually, I dare say, especially in post-apocalyptic times leadership is crucial. Seemingly aptly named, actress Leslie Hope will fill those shoes when she takes on the role of the President on the action series.

Hope played Jack Bauer’s wife on the first season of 24, as EW reminded us. And now when Revolution returns to the airwaves on March 25th, her new role will follow.

Hope’s character, President Foster, is described as a gutsy, experienced head of the Georgia Federation. You see, in this future world, America has been divided into about six territories. They are the Georgia Federation, the Monroe Republic, Texas, the Plains Nation, the Wasteland, and the California Commonwealth. Bringing to mind the troubles from way back in the Civil War era, the...

Here's an oddity this awards season: A top movie honor not going to "The Hurt Locker" or "Avatar."

This bit of news comes courtesy of the American Society of Cinematographers, which gave its feature film prize to "The White Ribbon" and cinematographer Christian Berger. The black-and-white German film, directed by Michael Haneke, is an Oscar nominee for cinematography and for best foreign-language film.

"The White Ribbon" beat out "Avatar" and "The Hurt Locker," as well as "Inglourious Basterds" and "Nine," to win the feature film prize at the Asc's 24th annual awards Saturday night (Feb. 27).

In the TV series category, Eagle Egilsson won for the "Venice Kings" episode of TNT's "Dark Blue." Other nominees were "FlashForward" ("The Gift"), "Ugly Betty" ("There's No Place Like Mode"), "CSI" ("Family Affair") and "Smallville" ("Savior").

Alar Kivilo won the TV movie/miniseries honor for HBO's "Taking Chance," topping fellow nominees "Jesse Stone: Thin Ice...

The Dallas Cowboys game against Washington Redskins led NBC to a Sunday night victory, the latest viewing figures show. The Sunday Night Football match, which aired between 8.30pm and 11pm, averaged 15.9m for the Peacock, easily beating its rivals. Over on CBS, 60 Minutes had 14.61m during the 8pm hour, then a rerun of Jesse Stone: Thin Ice took 10.74m between 9pm and 11pm. Fox's (more)...

NBC's Sunday Night Football scored Sunday night, but CBS won the evening with afternoon pigskin-boosted 60 Minutes and Tom Selleck's Jesse Stone: Thin Ice, which garnered nearly twice as many viewers as ABC's airing of The Sound of Music. Earlier in the weekend, Christmas gifted NBC with a rare Friday victory thanks to its repeat airing of its Saturday Night Live Christmas special, giving 4.6 million viewers a break from festivities (and from reruns of Ghost Whisperer and 'Til Death). Here, a look at Sunday's line-up in full: Time Show Viewers (in millions) 7 p.m. 60 Minutes (CBS) The Sound of Music...

Fast National ratings for Sunday, Dec. 27, 2009

Heavily watched NFL games that spilled into primetime led CBS to a ratings in Sunday night, outscoring NBC's "Sunday Night Football" in viewers. The Peacock did, however, snag a win among adults 18-49.

CBS had 14.95 million viewers and a 9.0 rating/15 share in households in primetime, topping NBC's 13.5 million and 7.9/13. Numbers for both networks may change some because of their live broadcasts. ABC (6.4 million, 3.8/6) finished a distant third, and Fox trailed with 3.6 million viewers and a 2.2/4.

In the 18-49 demographic, NBC's 4.9 was a clear winner over CBS' 3.1. Fox, 1.6, edged ABC, 1.5, for third.

Sunday night hour by hour:

7 p.m.

CBS: NFL overrun/"60 Minutes" (23.7 million viewers, 14.0/24 households)

NBC: "Football Night in America" (6.5 million, 3.8/7)

ABC: Movie - "The Sound of Music" (4.8 million, 2.9/5)

Fox: "Brothers" - two episodes (2.1 million, 1.4/2)

18-49 leader: NFL/"60 Minutes" (6.7)

8 p.m.

CBS: "60 Minutes"/Movie - "Jesse Stone: Thin Ice" (14.6 million, 8.8/14)

NBC: "Sunday Night Football" - Dallas-Washington (14.4 million,...

With football as the only original offering Sunday night, NBC easily dominated the broadcast competition.

The "NBC Sunday Night Football" telecast of the Dallas Cowboys 17-0 shutout of the Washington Redskins drew an 11.6 overnight rating and a 19 share, down 10% from last year's Panthers-Giants overtime game.

In the Fast nationals, which are not as reliable, the game posted a 5.8 rating among adults 18-49, which is expected to rise when final Nielsen ratings are announced.

The NFL overrun-aided combo of "60 Minutes" and the beginning of the "Jesse Stone: Thin Ice" movie rerun on CBS posted a 2.5 in the demo, as did a repeat of Fox's "Family Guy."

No other program rose above the 2.0 rating mark in 18-49, including ABC's nightlong rerun of "The Sound of Music," which posted a 1.5/4...

Hello, my pretties. Rusty's on vacation until New Year's, so buckle your chin straps because I'm steering this ride until then and I'm almost as crazy about television as I am about dessert foods. Today is Sunday and it's also a holiday weekend, so I hope none of you have big television-watching plans tonight, because there ain't shit on. I'll probably be watching Seven Brides for Seven Brothers again, which I finally (Finally!) got on DVD for Christmas and have basically been watching on repeat for the past two days straight. Try to contain your jealousy.

Tonight's brain candy menu:

7:00pm Est

ABC: The Sound of Music (the hills are alive, yo)

Fox: Some show I've never even heard of called "Brothers" is having its season finale. It's about a mother meddling in the love lives of her sons, one of whom is apparently named "Chill." I don't...

TNT's "Dark Blue," ABC's "FlashForward" and "Ugly Betty," CBS's "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" and the CW's "Smallville" all figured in the American Society of Cinematographers' nominations in two television categories, announced Thursday.

Nominated in the episodic/pilot TV category for the 24th annual ASC Outstanding Achievement Awards are Eagle Egilsson for the "Venice Kings" episode of "Blue"; Jeffrey Jur for "The Gift" from "FlashForward"; Michael Price for "Betty's" "There's No Place Like Mode"; Christian Sebaldt for the "CSI" episode "Family Affair"; and Glen Winter for the "Savior" episode of "Smallville."

"The rapid evolution of high-definition televisions in homes has made the role cinematographers play in creating content for episodic television more challenging and more important than ever," ASC awards committee chairman Richard Crudo said.

In the TV movie/miniseries category, the nominees are Alar Kivilo for HBO's "Taking Chance"; Rene Ohashi for CBS's "Jesse Stone: Thin Ice," and Jerzy Zielinski...

Ah, the Emmy nominations that might have been! Below is a list of the programs and stars that got snubbed by the 14,000 voters in the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Here is a full list of nominees. * = Top 10 Semi-Finalist in 2008

** = Nominee in 2008 Not-so-best Drama Series

"Battlestar Galactica"

"Boston Legal" **

"ER"

"Friday Night Lights" *

"Grey's Anatomy" *

"In Treatment"

"The Mentalist"

"The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency"

"Rescue Me"

"The Shield"

"True Blood"

"The Tudors" *

"24" Not-so-best Comedy Series

"The Big Bang Theory"

"Californication"

"Desperate Housewives"

"Scrubs"

"Two and a Half Men" **

"Ugly Betty" *

"United States of Tara" Not-so-best Miniseries

"House of Saddam" (HBO)

"Maneater" (Lifetime) Not-so-best TV Movie

"Accidental Friendship"

"America"

"Front of the Class"

"Gifted Hands"

"God on Trial"

"Jesse Stone: Thin Ice"

"Living Proof"

"My Zinc Bed"

"Natalee Holloway"

"Sybil" Not-so-best Reality Program

"Celebrity Rehab"

"Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" **

"Man vs. Wild"

"Penn & Teller ... !" Not-so-best Reality-competition Program

"America's Next Top Model...

Tom Selleck, Catherine O'Hara and Martin Mull have joined the cast of "Five Killers," a Lionsgate action comedy that stars Ashton Kutcher and Katherine Heigl.

The project is being directed by Robert Luketic ("21"). Filming starts this month in France and Atlanta for a June 4, 2010, release.

The story follows a hitman (Kutcher) at the top of his game who falls for a computer tech (Heigl) and decides to hang up his guns. Years later, their suburban bliss is ruptured when he finds out there's a hit out on him, forcing him and his spooked wife to go on the run.

Selleck and O'Hara will play Heigl's overprotective father and adoring mother. Mull will play Holbrook, Kutcher's handler.

Bob DeRosa wrote the original screenplay, with additional work by Ted Griffin.

Scott Aversano is producing with Katalyst Films' Jason Goldberg. Mike Karz, Josie Rosen, Christopher Pratt and Chad Marting are executive producing.

Last night, Tom Selleck's TV movie, Jesse Stone: Thin Ice was the most watch program on network TV, grabbing about 15 million viewers. That's not bad at all, coming in at about half of what American Idol puts up week after week. So clearly, people still love Tom Selleck.

As a guest last week on Live with Regis and Kelly, (only it was Anderson Cooper and Kelly), and Selleck was asked about the possible Magnum, P.I. movie that has been bandied about for years. Would Selleck play Magnum, would he do a cameo, and would he have any involvement at all is the natural progression of the line of questioning.

"They haven't called, they haven't written," he said. "I keep hearing they're developing one but I don't know whether I'm going to be in it... but they keep doing (fan) polls, and I keep winning them."...

Weekend TV's Winners: A heart-stopping, literally, Brothers & Sisters (11.9 million, preliminary Nielsen estimates showed) and Ghost Whisperer (11.6 million) were up over their season averages. The season premiere of The Celebrity Apprentice (8.8 million) was a bigger draw for NBC in the 18-49 demo than Heroes. The Amazing Race (10.8 million) was happy not to face the Oscars again. Nascar and cartoons were a good mix for Fox. No. 1 Watch: On Sunday, Brothers & Sisters ruled in the demo, blowing away the Tom Selleck TV movie Jesse Stone: Thin Ice, which led in total viewers (15.1 million). On Friday, nobody was bigger, per usual, than Ghost Whisperer. You Lose Some, You Lose Some: In the 9 p.m. Friday...

Jesse Stone: Thin Ice</i>" style="margin:0 5px 5px" />Sunday's ratings summary:

7 pm/Et

60 Minutes topped the hour with 14.12 million total viewers, besting the conclusion of Fox's Nascar coverage (10.52 mil, No. 1 in demos). SNL: The Best of Tracy Morgan placed fourth (behind ABC's videos show), with three mil.

8 pm

Extreme Makeover (10.96 million viewers) just barely edged out The Amazing Race (10.75 mil). SNL: The Best of Will Ferrell improved on Tracy's highlights reel, delivering 5.63 mil.

9 pm

In the three-way competition between two-hour "events," CBS' Jesse Stone: Thin Ice placed first - and was the night's most watched program - with 15.13 million viewers. That marks a 16 percent increase over the mystery series' previous installment. Brothers & Sisters (ahem) "came to life" with nearly 12 million viewers, a 27 percent surge over its last outing. 

The second cycle of Celebrity Apprentice premiered to 8.8 mil, an 18 percent plunge from the first season's opener. Maybe next time,...

Camryn Manheim, Leslie Hope and Kathy Baker have joined the cast of the CBS telefilm Jesse Stone: Thin Ice, the fifth installment in the successful Tom Selleck movie franchise from Sony Pictures Television.

The franchise, based on the best-selling series of novels by Robert B. Parker, stars Selleck as a small-town police chief.

Manheim will play Elizabeth Blue, a woman in search of her child who was stolen from the maternity ward seven years ago. Hope has been cast as Sidney Greenstreet, an Internal Affairs investigator charged to find out why Jesse was involved in a shootout in Boston when he was off-duty. Baker is reprising her role as Rose Gammon from the most recent installment, Jesse Stone: Sea Change.

Selleck and Michael Brandman are executive producing Thin Ice, which begins shooting this month in Nova Scotia. The airdate has yet to be determined.

Manheim, an Emmy and Golden Globe winner for her role on ABC's The Practice, co-stars on CBS' Ghost Whisperer. She is repped by UTA, Framework Entertainment and attorney Rick Genow.