After a hiatus following the conclusion of 'Blue Bloods', Tom Selleck is returning to the crime genre with a new docuseries titled 'Crime and Justice' on the History Channel. This series will consist of 10 episodes that delve into real-life criminal cases from American history, exploring the persistent conflict between law enforcement and crime. Selleck, who will host, narrate, and executive produce the series, expressed his long-standing fascination with stories that highlight the pursuit of justice and the intense pressure faced by lawmen. He stated, 'This series looks at real cases from across American history and the people tasked with seeing them through—moments when the pressure was intense, the outcome uncertain, and the decisions carried lasting consequences.' Alongside 'Crime and Justice', the History Channel will unveil additional programming, including 'History's Strange Fortunes', hosted by Kevin Bacon, and 'Extraordinary Origins' with Ted Danson. Fans of 'Blue Bloods' have been eager for Selleck's return, especially after the show's spinoff, 'Boston Blue', featuring Donnie Wahlberg, continued the narrative of the original series.