Summary
Jimmy Kimmel's show is returning to air, but Sinclair Broadcast Group is not showing it on its affiliate stations. Instead, they are replacing the show with news programming following recent political debates. Sinclair's decision comes after Kimmel's remarks on conservative responses to activist Charlie Kirk's death.
Key Facts
- Jimmy Kimmel's show will not air on stations owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group.
- Sinclair owns 39 affiliate stations in 18 states, including Florida, Texas, and California.
- These stations will replace Kimmel's show with news programs.
- The decision follows Kimmel's criticism of some Republicans' reactions to conservative activist Charlie Kirk's assassination.
- Disney initially suspended Kimmel's show to avoid escalating tensions.
- Disney later announced the show's return after discussing with Kimmel.
- Discussions between Sinclair and ABC are ongoing about the show's future airing.
