Blue Bloods: Fans Start Campaign to Save Tom Selleck's Series from Cancellation

Loyal viewers of the long-running police drama "Blue Bloods" led by stars such as Tom Selleck, are refusing to accept its fate. Despite the show's official cancellation by CBS after 14 seasons, a passionate fanbase has launched a "Save Blue Bloods" campaign.

Their mission? To convince CBS to reconsider or, at the very least, extend the final season.

Diehard fans are making their voices heard on social media, particularly Twitter with the hashtag #SaveBlueBloods. They're actively tweeting about the show, highlighting its strong ratings, and pushing for a renewal.

One prominent effort comes from the @SaveBlueBloods social media account. They're pushing for a 7-episode extension to reach a symbolic 300-episode mark, or even a complete reversal of the cancellation.

The campaign isn't just online chatter. The @SaveBlueBloods account is collecting video messages from fans who visited the show's New York set, creating a heartfelt tribute. Their petition has already gathered over 12,000 signatures and is aiming for 15,000.

The movement seems to be gaining traction. "Blue Bloods" star Donnie Wahlberg himself has shared fan posts with the #SaveBlueBloods hashtag on his social media channels.

With dedicated fans keeping the show trending and actively engaging with the network, the fight for "Blue Bloods" future continues. Will their efforts lead to a change of heart from CBS? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure: these fans aren't going down without a fight.