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For many CBS viewers, The equalizer ended too soon – but is there an opportunity Latifah’s queenA show could return?
“It’s a bit out of my hands on what’s happening with him from this point on,” said Latifah, 55, Weekly US In promoting her partnership with Novo Nordisk. “But I appreciate what we could do and we did good TV.”
Latifah noted how proud it was of the end product, adding, “I process (the cancellation). It happened to me that it had been such a big part of my life for the latter – more than – five years really. I’m grateful. I’m very grateful. I’m in a very grateful place. I’m grateful to the show’s fans for clinging to it.”
The experience was positive A highlight in the prolific career of Latifah.
“I appreciate CBS putting us on and my production partners and the amazing cast I worked with,” continued Latifah. “They came to me a family. There’s also this great crew, writers, runners and everyone was involved. And really the fans shook with us.”
While reflecting on The equalizerTime on CBS, Latifah acknowledged the challenges, which included delay over the times.
“Whether the time has moved here or there, the fans go to me on the street, like, ‘Where is my show?’” He added before joking, “I’m tired of being rolled on because sometimes they choose violence when they want their show. I just cheat. They have to tune in (whenever it is hit).”
Based on the original series of the same name, The equalizerwho first performed in 2021, focusing on the character of Queen Latifah who used her mysterious background and vast skills to help those with nowhere else turn. Days before the show wrap his fifth season confirmed that The equalizer cancel it.
The decision not to bring the equalizer back after fans questioned on -lein why every Sunday shows on CBS – including Tracker and Watch – push them back. The answer is sport, as CBS is home to football broadcasts, but that have affected Tracker. Watch and The equalizerAirt time.
“I made this show for my mother – who sits right in that recliner watching her. And she alone said, ‘I love that action.’ Then some of the men in my life, they are like, ‘I love the family attitude).’ It’s so interesting what people love about The equalizer”Latifah noted to Us. “But I appreciate everyone who tuned in to watch it. They can still hold it on Netflix and they will hold the 72 episodes to be watched.”
Latifah continued: “I’m on the next. There will be a lot more to come. Y’all know me, I’m always going to do something else and so too is this great cast. So keep an eye out for them and all the wonderful things they’re going to do.”
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Latifah is currently focusing on partnering with Novo Nordisk to highlight the higher risk of cardiovascular conditions.
“Obesity is a disease and many people live with it. It affects 2 out of 5 Americans. That’s a lot of people – and it is disproportionately affecting people of color and it’s a chronic disease. But it’s manageable. So the goal is to highlight this,” explains Latifah. “Many people live with this disease. But it is also important to raise awareness of the link between living with obesity and cardiovascular disease. 70 per cent of people living with obesity are at risk of dying of cardiovascular disease, heart attack or stroke. We want to make sure they are aware of this and if they can do something.”
Latifah added: “There’s a website we’ve called Truthaboutweigh.com Where people can go for a lot of information and then hope to talk to their doctor about what to do next or how to have a conversation with someone they are worried about who lives with obesity and create a scheme. So we can start beating these numbers. “
