Channing Dungey Talks Canceling 'Roseanne,’ Kenya Barris' Departure and More | THR News

Channing Dungey discusses the cancellation of Roseanne following Roseanne Barr's racist tweet, emphasizing ABC's commitment to its values. The decision was supported by many, especially in Hollywood's marginalized communities. Dungey highlights the influence of social movements like MeToo on empowering people to speak up. Despite Roseanne's past controversies, ABC initially gave her a second chance. The Conners spin-off will continue exploring Middle America's issues. Kenya Barris's departure from Black-ish is addressed, with Dungey noting the challenges of broadcast storytelling. ABC looks forward to new opportunities with Disney's acquisition of Fox assets.

What were the reasons behind ABC's decision to cancel the show Roseanne?

How did President Channing Dungey feel about the cancellation of Roseanne?

What impact did the Me Too movement have on the conversations around equality in the workplace according to Dungey?

What was Dungey's perspective on the positive responses she received after canceling Roseanne?

What future plans did Dungey mention for the cast of the Roseanne reboot?