The writing might be on the wall, but Shemar Moore isn’t ready to be done with “S.W.A.T.” quite yet. Following the news that “S.W.A.T.” was cancelled by CBS for a third time after eight seasons and 163 episodes,

S.W.A.T., the action drama from CBS, has once again been canceled by the network. The network initially planned to shut down the series in 2023, but "viewers and their outpouring of passion for S.W.A.

It may be officially over, but Shemar Moore isn’t ready to walk away from S.W.A.T. just yet. After CBS officially canceled S.W.A.T. for the third time, ending the show after eight seasons and 163 episodes,

CBS has canceled the long-running show S.W.A.T., but star Shemar Moore believes Netflix should be its new home.

S.W.A.T. star Shemar Moore certainly seems to be hoping so. On Thursday, CBS announced that it was officially calling it quits on S.W.A.T., its long-running action series that premiered in 2017. But cancellation is nothing new to Moore,

Shemar Moore is expressing gratitude for a 31-year career at CBS but at the same time is sending signals to competitors that the twice-canceled S.W.A.T. would “love to come play.” In a video for his 4 million-plus followers on Instagram,