Shemar Moore, known for his role in S.W.A.T., has voiced optimism despite the recent cancellation of the CBS series for the third time. In a video shared on Instagram shortly after the news hit on March 6, Moore expressed his appreciation for the loyal fans of the show and hinted at a possible revival. He thanked supporters, acknowledging the disappointment of the abrupt end to the series and highlighting the resilience of the cast and crew through previous challenges and successes.
Reflecting on the uncertain future of S.W.A.T., Moore touched on his career spanning over three decades, emphasizing the impact of his work on various CBS projects. He declared his readiness for new opportunities, humorously reaching out to potential networks like Netflix and NBC for potential collaborations. Despite the setback, Moore conveyed his gratitude to CBS while leaving the door open for a potential return to the screen.
While the fate of S.W.A.T. remains uncertain, Moore expressed confidence in the show’s legacy and his eagerness for forthcoming endeavors.
I saddle up, don my cape, and transform into Shemar Franklin Moore.” Shemar Moore, recently confirming his split from Jesiree Dizon, is seeking “peace” and “love” in his life. In a social media post, Moore expresses his determination to keep his character, Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson, alive. “SWAT IS CANCELED…. AGAIN!!! After 8 seasons… CANCELED… maybe this time for good!!!” he shares. Despite this setback, Moore remains grateful for his almost 31-year journey in Hollywood. He thanks his supporters and urges everyone to “FILL THE GAPS n STAY LIQUID… ROLL SWAT”! SWAT airs Fridays at 8 p.m. on CBS.
