Kimmel breaks silence ahead of suspended show's return with post on Norman Lear
Summary
Jimmy Kimmel spoke publicly for the first time since his show was temporarily suspended. He posted an Instagram tribute to Norman Lear, a well-known TV writer and producer. Kimmel's show is set to return to ABC, although some affiliates will not broadcast it.Key Facts
- Jimmy Kimmel posted an Instagram tribute to Norman Lear.
- "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" was suspended for a week.
- The suspension followed comments Kimmel made after Charlie Kirk's killing.
- The Walt Disney Company announced the show's return to ABC.
- Some ABC affiliates, controlled by Sinclair and Nexstar, will not air the show.
- Norman Lear, who passed away at 101, was notable for advocating free speech.
- Lear co-signed a lawsuit against the FCC's "Family Viewing Hour" stipulations.
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