Chris Noth's The Equalizer character William Bishop is KILLED OFF... following sexual assault allegations
Noth, 67, was dropped from the show back in late December, with CBS revealing he would appear in one more episode that had finished filming before the allegations surfaced.
The Equalizer's latest episode, entitled Pulse, revealed why the William Bishop character was absent from the show over the past few months. The episode revealed that Bishop had been away for the past few months while working on an investigation. It was later revealed that Bishop had died in a plane crash that was orchestrated by Robyn McCall's enemy Mason Quinn
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