‘S.W.A.T.’ Gets Another Shot at Success Thanks to a New Streamer

This past spring was a difficult time for S.W.A.T. fans. After eight seasons, the CBS series was canceled for not the first or second time, but for the third time, an announcement that riddled the fandom with uncertainty. Because the show had already been saved twice before, there was the nagging feeling that the same would happen again, but S.W.A.T.’s nine lives officially ran out. Now, with a spin-off in development that will see Shemar Moore return to his starring role, audiences can prep in the best way possible by reliving all the excitement that the final season brought when S.W.A.T. Season 8 arrives on Netflix on September 15.

While the title’s streaming arrival might not help those who haven’t seen the first seven seasons, it will certainly help those who maybe didn’t get to see the end of it all when it aired on network television last year. With 22 episodes total, viewers can tag along with Moore’s Hondo and an ensemble cast that also includes David LimJay HarringtonPatrick St. EspritAnna Enger RitchAnnie Ilonzeh, and Niko Pepaj for the group’s final set of missions as a team. Because the show’s cancellation came as a last-minute decision from the higher-ups at CBS, the S.W.A.T. series finale certainly left a bit to be desired, a sentiment that Ritch teased to TV Line ahead of the finale, revealing:

“I’ll say this: It will make you not want this show to end. You’ll want to keep watching what happens. There are so many avenues and directions to go, so many stories to tell, so many personal things… It will leave you wanting so much more.”

‘S.W.A.T.’s New Lease on Life

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