“The Equalizer” spinoff dead; Maternity series still in disputes

CBS has decided not to continue with what proposed Equalizer Spinoff with Titus Welliver, has learned Deadline. The project was largely flown under the radar, the final decision was made after the planted spinoff episode of The balanceGuests with Welliver and co-boss Juani Feliz, was broadcast last Sunday, April 20.

That leaves bladder drama The balanceThe main role and executive of Queen Latifah as the only remaining CBS script title – pilot or series – has not yet experienced his fate for the next season. As Deadline reported, there is still a chance that the series could make a collection for a sixth and last season with 13 episodes. The chances of winning are considered 50-50, but the fact that discussions are continued with the production of Studio Universal Television is a promising sign.

CBS quickly canceled the two of the studio FBI Spinoffs, Most wanted And InternationalA month and a half ago.

As usual, it is assumed that finances are part of the conversation. It is said that Queen Latifah had approved concessions that could help the series of renewal.

The balance Offshoot was the last CBS pilot from 2025, the future of which was not determined. The network this season had three drama and three comedy pilot-owned or planted spinoffs, with three for series: Standalone drama pilot being created Einstein Representation by Matthew Gray Gubler, the FBI companion CIA (Working title) and independent comedy pilot DMV. In addition to the Equalizer Offshoot, as already reported by Deadline, is the independent comedy pilot Zarna and the proposed spinoff from the experienced comedy The neighborhood.

A reinterpretation of the classic series, The balance Stars Queen Latifah as Robyn McCall, a puzzling woman with a mysterious background who uses her extensive skills as a former CIA operator to help those who cannot be turned anywhere else.

Welliver played Hudson Reed, a former Top Cia company with a dark secret that is connected to Robyn by an old mentor. Feliz played Samantha Reed, who was trained by her father as a weapon expert, experienced martial artist and true chameleon while hiding a mysterious past.