Tom Selleck Talks About His New CBS Show 'Blue Bloods'

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Tom Selleck Talks About His New CBS Show 'Blue Bloods'

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Tom Selleck Talks About His New CBS Show 'Blue Bloods'

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News On 6 Six in the Morning anchor LeAnne Taylor talks to Tom Selleck about his new CBS show, Blue Bloods.

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News On 6 Six in the Morning anchor LeAnne Taylor talks to Tom Selleck about his new CBS show, Blue Bloods.

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