Tom Selleck is returning to television as the host and executive producer of a new true crime series on The History Channel.

The project marks his first major role since his long-running police drama ended in 2024.

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The series, working titled Crime and Justice with Tom Selleck, will feature the 81-year-old actor narrating and hosting investigations into notable historical crimes.

The show emphasizes the experiences of law enforcement officials in American history, according to reports from aol. com and womansworld.

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Selleck has maintained a low profile since his previous series ended, though he signed with talent agency UTA in 2025 and recently discussed his memoir at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books.

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“Throughout my career, I’ve been drawn to stories about consequences and the pursuit of justice,” said Selleck.

“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,” he added.

The network executive noted that Selleck's extensive background in law enforcement dramas provides a natural fit for the historical crime program.

“Tom has long brought credibility and insight to stories about law and justice,” said Eli Lehrer, EVP and Head of Programming at The History Channel.

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“That background makes him a natural partner for this project.

We’re pleased to be working with Tom on a series that looks at real crimes, real investigations, and the people responsible for upholding the law when the stakes were highest,” Lehrer added.

The series explores real American legal cases where individuals faced immense pressure and uncertain outcomes during investigations.

The network has not yet announced an official premiere date for the documentary series.

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Selleck's previous role was as Frank Reagan on the CBS drama Blue Bloods, which has since continued its universe through a spinoff series titled Boston Blue starring Donnie Wahlberg.