Summary
Local TV stations will not show Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show even though ABC has decided to bring it back. This followed Kimmel's suspension over his comments regarding the death of a conservative activist. Stations like Nexstar and Sinclair will continue to air other programs instead of his show.
Key Facts
- Jimmy Kimmel's show was suspended due to comments about Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist.
- ABC, owned by Disney, decided to lift the suspension and bring back the show.
- Local TV stations, including those operated by Nexstar and Sinclair, chose not to broadcast the show.
- Nexstar is one of the largest owners of TV stations in the United States.
- Sinclair stated Kimmel's comments were inappropriate and insensitive.
- Both Nexstar and Sinclair will replace the show with regular programming.
- These actions reflect concerns about maintaining respectful and constructive dialogue on TV.
