Equalizer

The series follows Robyn McCall, an enigmatic former CIA agent with a mysterious past, who uses her extensive skills to help those who have no one else to turn to. Operating off the grid, she dispenses justice to those who are beyond the reach of the law, often becoming a vigilante for the downtrodden. With the help of a cryptic online ally and her close-knit support system, Robyn navigates dangerous situations while keeping her vigilantism a secret from her family.

The 2014 film reboot starring Denzel Washington led to the creation of this TV series. While the series received mixed reviews initially, it found a consistent audience and critical praise for Queen Latifah's performance and the show's ability to blend action with compelling character-driven stories. It was commended for its procedural elements and Latifah's commanding presence, though some critics found the plots occasionally formulaic.

• Queen Latifah delivers a commanding performance that anchors the series.

• The show offers satisfying procedural crime-solving with a modern, socially conscious edge.

• While sometimes predictable, the engaging characters and action sequences keep viewers invested.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciate Queen Latifah's lead role and the show's blend of action and drama. Many find the stories engaging and relatable, though some feel the plotlines can be repetitive. The show is often praised for its representation and its focus on helping the vulnerable.

Nominated for Outstanding Actress in a Drama Series at the NAACP Image Awards (Queen Latifah).

The character of Robyn McCall is named in honor of the song 'The Real Folk Blues' from the anime series Cowboy Bebop, which features a character named Spike Spiegel who is also a mysterious operative with a hidden past.