We’re more than ready to see The Equalizer return with new episodes, but when will that be? When will The Equalizer Season 4 premiere air on CBS?
We are certainly more ready for The Equalizer. Like so many other broadcast shows, this one was caught up in the strike action. The good news is that the strikes have come to an end, and now work can start on the shows.
Production is set to start on The Equalizer Season 4 in late November. At least, that’s the plan that Deadline confirms. CBS has also announced premiere dates for its shows in 2024, but is the Queen Latifah series on the list?
When will The Equalizer Season 4 premiere?
TVLine reports that The Equalizer Season 4 will premiere on Sunday, Feb. 18. The episode will air at 8 p.m. ET/PT as it has done since it first aired on the network—okay, since the second episode as the first episode aired after the Super Bowl that year.
We’ll be able to watch the episodes the following day on Paramount+. This is where you can stream the first three seasons if you need to get your fix of the series before the show returns.
There are set to be between 10 and 13 episodes of the series. It’s not clear just how many there will be exactly just yet. This may depend on when production does get started up. There is still going to be the winter break in production as the strike contracts made it clear the holidays would still happen as expected.
This episode count is slightly shorter than we’ve seen in recent seasons, but nothing too bad for this show. It could help to keep some overarching storylines contained. All that we’re bothered about right now is knowing if everyone is going to return after that shocking cliffhanger ending.
The Equalizer is available to stream on Paramount+.