CBS Cancels 'S.W.A.T.' for Third Time After Eight Seasons

Shemar Moore and producers express disappointment, while fans and cast hope for revival on another platform.

CBS has officially canceled 'S.W.A.T.' after eight seasons, marking the third and reportedly final time the show has been axed.
Lead actor Shemar Moore expressed gratitude for the show's success but criticized CBS's decision, suggesting it was driven by financial and political factors.
Moore has publicly appealed to streaming services like Netflix and networks such as NBC, Fox, and ABC to consider picking up the series for a potential ninth season.
The show's executive producers and crew highlighted the dedication of the cast and team, emphasizing their pride in creating a globally loved series despite challenges.
Fans have voiced disappointment online, praising the show's action-packed storytelling and calling for its continuation on another platform.