Magnum P.I. and MacGyver Showrunner Fired for Creating Toxic Work Environment

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterThe cast of Superstore kicked off their Comic-Con@Home panel with a “Comic-Con 2020: The Essential at Home Guide” instructional video that looked very much like a dated Human Resources video you would watch during a new-hire orientation.

Following recent negative stories about Ellen DeGeneres and the allegedly toxic work environment on her daytime talk show, her staff is reportedly thrilled that people are finally paying attention. Fox News previously published an interview with a former bodyguard of the comedian who discussed his unsavory experience with the “cold” host.

Ellen DeGeneres isn’t loving the slew of accusations that have been coming out about her daytime talk show — but her employees sure are!

published a . Amid a "toxic work environment," "bullying" staff, hurling racist comments at Black employees, and firing an employee who took medical leave after a suicide attempt stand out.

producers are speaking out after former employees claimed the show had a «toxic work environment.» In a statement given to ET on Friday, Mary Connelly, Ed Glavin and Andy Lassner, executive producers of Ellen DeGeneres' daytime talk show, expressed their regret over the former employees' experience on the set.«Over the course of nearly two decades, 3,000 episodes, and employing over 1000 staff members, we have strived to create an open, safe, and inclusive work environment.

Major problems continue for Ellen DeGeneres and her hit daytime talk show…

BuzzFeed News Thursday.According to BuzzFeed News, 10 former employees and one current “Ellen” staffer — who all asked to remain anonymous — detailed instances of the negative culture at Ellen DeGeneres’ show, including “microaggressions” toward an employee of color and occasions where individuals were fired for taking time off to attend funerals or due to medical problems.One former employee, a Black woman, told BuzzFeed News that when she was hired, a senior-level producer commented on how she

are coming forward about the "toxic work environment" on set of the long-running talk show. According to 10 former employees and one current employee who spoke anonymously to , Ellen's show is rife with favoritism from executive producers, as well as micro-aggressions and racism.

The Ellen DeGeneres Show claimed in a new report that they faced racism, fear and intimidation while working behind-the-scenes on the Emmy-winning series.“That ‘be kind’ bulls–t only happens when the cameras are on. It’s all for show,” one former staffer alleged to BuzzFeed News in a story published on Thursday, July 16.

Ellen DeGeneres bosses have released a statement after Buzzfeed News published a story claiming there was a “toxic” work environment on the show.

According to new reports, no less than ten former The Ellen DeGeneres Show employees, as well as one current one have come forward with new accusations that they were subjected to a ‘toxic work environment’ while on set! At this point, however, none of their identities have been revealed but the accusations are pretty bad and it seems like it might affect the talk show’s ratings a lot! The eleven people only accepted to talk about their supposed experiences working with Ellen DeGeneres and her

Kristen Doute hasn’t been in contact with Lisa Vanderpump since the Bravo alum was fired from Vanderpump Rules, but Andy Cohen had some words of encouragement for her.The James Mae designer, 37, appeared on the Wednesday, July 15, episode of the “Hollywood Raw” podcast with Dax Holt and Adam Glyn, where she was asked if she had heard from the SUR matriarch, 59.“Nope, not at all,” Doute replied adding, “Andy DM’d me and said, ‘Hang in there.’”Bravo fired the Michigan native and Stassi Schroeder i

Kristen Doute addressed her Vanderpump Rules firing after Faith Stowers called her and Stassi Schroeder out for racist remarks and name-calling.“I think the biggest thing that I’ve learned is that I have so much to learn,” the Michigan native, 37, said during the latest episode of the “Hollywood Raw” podcast with Dax Holt and Adam Glyn.

CBS has fired Peter Lenkov following an investigation into multiple claims that the “MacGyver” showrunner created a toxic work environment.

The creator of the Hawaii Five-0 and Magnum P.I. TV reboots has been fired from U.S. network CBS amid allegations suggesting he cultivated toxic work environments on set.

CBS has terminated Peter Lenkov, Fox News has learned. The network fired the "Hawaii Five-0," "MacGyver," and "Magnum P.I." showrunner after completing an investigation into multiple claims that he allegedly "created a toxic work environment," according to The Hollywood Reporter (THR), citing sources.