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Starz released the trailer for S.W.A.T. Exiles, a high‑stakes spin-off that brings Shemar Moore back as LAPD S.W.A.T. Sgt. Hondo Harrelson, who helps form a new LA unit from discarded talent after a fatal botched raid; the cast includes new recruits and returning alums, with the series debuting Sept. 25 on Starz.
Starz released the trailer for S.W.A.T. Exiles, a spinoff in which Shemar Moore returns as LAPD S.W.A.T. Sgt. Hondo Harrelson to lead a new LA unit of talented rejects, as redemption unfolds amid internal leaks and external dangers.
Starz has ordered S.W.A.T. Exiles, a 10-episode spin-off of CBS’s S.W.A.T., which will debut September 25, 2026. Shemar Moore returns as Daniel 'Hondo' Harrelson, leading a new, untested recruits’ unit after a high-profile mission goes sideways. Starz will be the first U.S. home for the series, with talks of a Netflix window later; the ensemble includes Ronen Rubinstein, Freddy Miyares, Lucy Barrett, Zyra Gorecki, and Adain Bradley, with guest stars like Selma Blair and Jerry O’Connell. Jason Ning serves as showrunner, with Kevin Tancharoen directing the pilot and Neal H. Moritz among executive producers.
Starz has snagged U.S. rights to Sony Pictures Television’s S.W.A.T. Exiles, a 10-episode spinoff starring Shemar Moore as Hondo, with a Sept. 25 U.S. premiere and a global sales push that will launch the series day-and-date in major markets worldwide; the project reunites core cast members and is produced by Original Film with Jason Ning as showrunner and Neal H. Moritz as an executive producer.
Jay Harrington and Patrick St. Esprit will reprise their roles from CBS's S.W.A.T. in the upcoming spinoff series S.W.A.T. Exiles, reuniting with Shemar Moore. The series is set after a mission goes wrong, leading to a new, experimental S.W.A.T. unit. Production will begin in Los Angeles, with the series consisting of 10 episodes, but the network has not yet been announced.
Paige Bueckers, a WNBA star, manifested her dream of meeting actor Shemar Moore, who attended her game after she expressed her wish publicly. Moore sat courtside, watched her score a record-breaking 44 points, and met her afterward, fulfilling her wish to see him at her game.
Jay Harrington, who played Deacon on CBS's S.W.A.T., shares his thoughts on the recent announcement of the S.W.A.T. spinoff 'Exiles,' expressing surprise and some disappointment over not being included in the initial news, but also showing professionalism and support for the new project. He reflects on his eight years on the show, his relationships with cast and crew, and his future plans in acting and directing.
David Lim, who played Victor Tan on 'SWAT,' expressed his feelings about the new spinoff 'SWAT Exiles,' which features only Shemar Moore returning. Lim shared that the announcement, made shortly after the show's final episode, was hurtful as it overlooked the contributions of the original cast and crew. Moore explained his decision to proceed alone with the spinoff, emphasizing his commitment to the character and team. Lim reflected on his time on the show, highlighting the camaraderie and impact of the series, and acknowledged its successful run ending on a high note.
David Lim expressed disappointment and feeling 'brushed aside' after the announcement of the S.W.A.T. spinoff 'S.W.A.T. Exiles,' which features only Shemar Moore from the original cast, highlighting his pride in the show's legacy and his emotional connection to the team. The spinoff's focus on Moore's character Hondo has sparked mixed reactions, with Lim and fans feeling overlooked despite their contributions to the original series.
David Lim, who played Victor Tan on 'S.W.A.T.', expressed disappointment that the upcoming spin-off 'S.W.A.T. Exiles' is moving forward without most of the original cast, including himself, feeling brushed aside after the show's final season. Despite support from fellow cast members and producers suggesting other cast may join later, Lim's sentiments highlight the emotional impact of the show's transition. The spin-off focuses on Hondo leading a new SWAT team, but the absence of the original cast has caused some discontent among fans and actors alike.
Actor David Lim expressed mixed feelings about the new 'S.W.A.T.' spin-off 'Exiles,' revealing that the rollout of the new show, which features Shemar Moore but excludes the original cast, was emotionally difficult for him, especially after the show's ending and lack of recognition for the original team. The spin-off was announced shortly after the final episode, causing some disappointment among fans and cast members.
David Lim, a star of 'S.W.A.T.', expressed disappointment over the new spinoff 'S.W.A.T. Exiles' for excluding the main cast, feeling brushed aside after the show's cancellation and the announcement of the spinoff, which only features Shemar Moore. Lim and other cast members voiced their support for the original series and its team, highlighting the bond and camaraderie they shared.
Despite previously announcing the current season as the "final season," CBS has ordered another season of the cop show S.W.A.T., marking the second time the network has revived the series after a cancellation. The decision comes amidst solid ratings and a complicated licensing situation, with Shemar Moore's continued presence and the show's co-production status playing a role. CBS executives have humorously acknowledged the dramatic twist, expressing their delight at the renewal while leaving fans to anticipate the next uncertain future of the show.
CBS has surprised fans by renewing the crime drama "SWAT" for an eighth season, despite previously billing the current season as its final one. The decision comes after negotiations with Sony over licensing fees and a reduced episode order. The show, starring Shemar Moore, will return in 2024-25 and continues to resonate with viewers. The episode count for the new season has not been determined yet, and the show's creators and cast express gratitude for the continued support from CBS and Sony.
CBS has renewed the action drama series S.W.A.T. for an eighth season, with Shemar Moore set to continue as star and executive producer. The decision comes as the show is wrapping production on its seventh season and follows a previous cancellation that was reversed for a final seventh season. The renewal is based on the series' strong ratings and international sales, with the network leaving the door open for more seasons.