Behind the Scenes: Why CBS Hasn’t Renewed ‘The Equalizer’ Yet—And What Fans Can Do!
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As The Equalizer fans eagerly await news on a potential sixth season renewal, the show’s latest episode, “Dirty Sexy Money,” promises to deliver another thrilling chapter in Robyn McCall’s (Queen Latifah) mission to right the wrongs of the world. While CBS has yet to announce the renewal of the show, there’s no doubt that fans are hoping for more of McCall’s grit and the captivating romance between McCall and Dante (Tory Kittles). To ensure the future of the series, fans are encouraged to show their support through social media or even by going old-school with letters. CBS, take note—you can’t keep us waiting forever!
In last week’s episode, “Stolen Angel,” McCall and her team were tasked with finding a missing pregnant woman whose life and baby were at risk. Meanwhile, Dante’s personal life took center stage as he had a breakfast date with McCall and met his brother, James, played by Neil Brown Jr. This family-focused episode set the stage for more emotional storylines, and this week’s episode continues that trend.
In The Equalizer‘s upcoming episode, “Dirty Sexy Money,” McCall faces a new challenge: helping a local family who has lost their life savings in a suspicious fire. With her sharp skills and unwavering determination, McCall dives into the case to uncover the truth and bring justice to those affected. The stakes are high, and McCall’s compassion is sure to shine through as she takes on another emotionally charged case.
Meanwhile, this week’s episode also delves deeper into the personal lives of McCall’s team. Mel (Liza Lapira) opens up to her parents about her PTSD, giving fans a glimpse into her vulnerable side. As always, The Equalizer balances heart-pounding action with moments of emotional depth, keeping audiences invested in both the characters and the cases they tackle.
The Equalizer fans can catch “Dirty Sexy Money” when it premieres on Sunday, March 2, at 10 p.m. ET on CBS, and it will also be available for streaming on Paramount+ (live and on-demand with a subscription). Be sure to tune in for what promises to be another intense and captivating episode.
As the show’s future hangs in the balance, one thing is for certain: The Equalizer continues to deliver compelling storytelling, gripping cases, and powerful character moments that make it a must-watch. Let’s hope the network hears the call for more McCall and Dante in Season 6.



