Final Thoughts on a Groundbreaking Role

Queen Latifah has shared her heartfelt reflections on the CBS action series The Equalizer following the announcement of its cancellation after five successful seasons. On May 4, the series will air its grand finale, marking a significant moment for both the cast and its dedicated audience.

Gratitude for the Journey

In a recent post on Instagram, Latifah described her experience portraying Robyn McCall, a former CIA operative turned vigilante, as “everything I hoped it would be.” She acknowledged the immense joy that bringing complex roles to life has brought to her and producer Shakim Compere, emphasizing their excitement about the creative process.

“The Equalizer blew past every dream we had for it,” she noted, adding that the opportunity to work on the series for five seasons felt “surreal.”

Appreciating Fans and Collaborators

Latifah made a point to express her appreciation for the loyal fan base, acknowledging their support throughout the series. “Thank you to our amazing cast, crew, producers, and writers! Y’all have been so loyal, so loud, and so ride-or-die—and that’s exactly why we keep doing this,” she stated, highlighting the critical role fans played in the show’s success.

A Look Ahead

As The Equalizer comes to a close, Latifah hinted at new projects on the horizon, stating she “can’t wait to share” what’s next. Her closing message reassured fans, as she promised, “Don’t worry—I’ll be back kicking ass in something new real soon,” suggesting her continued presence in dynamic roles awaits.

Network Changes

The conclusion of The Equalizer is part of a broader strategy at CBS, which has recently canceled several other shows, including Poppa’s House and both FBI: International and FBI: Most Wanted.