‘Workaholics’ episode featuring Chris D’Elia as a pedophile taken down

Many of the major streaming platforms and networks, including Comedy Central, Hulu, and Amazon Prime, have eliminated the episode of Workaholics featuring Chris D’Elia portraying a child molester. As it was previously reported, a number of women accused D’Elia, 40, of pursuing them for a sexual relationship when they were underage.

Embattled comedian Chris D’elia’s team has made the surprising move of releasing a number of email exchanges between the star and his sexual abuse accusers as he fires back at the allegations.

Comedian and actor Chris D’Elia is attempting to do some damage control after several women came forward on social media and accused him of sexual misconduct. Some of his accusers claimed that they were underage at the time of their communication with D’Elia, but he says they left out some vital information.

In a new interview, Penn Badgley spoke out about sexual misconduct allegations made by multiple women against his You costar Chris D'Elia.Badgley, who stars in the Netflix series as an alluring serial stalker/murderer, said "that a show like ours would indirectly, unwittingly be a haven for people who are abusive is disturbing."D'Elia has denied the accusations.In a new interview for the Los Angeles Times' TV podcast, Can't Stop Watching, Penn Badgley called the sexual misconduct allegations

Penn Badgley is addressing the multiple sexual misconduct allegations against his season 2 co-star, comedian Chris D'Elia.

Penn Badgley is speaking out about the horrifying allegations recently made against his You co-star, Chris D’Elia.

Penn Badgley, 33, has spoken out after his You co-star Chris D’Elia, 40, was accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women on Twitter. The Gossip Girl alum said he was “troubled” after it was reported that Chris sexually harassed and groomed underage girls.

Penn Badgley is “disturbed” by sexual misconduct allegations against his “You” co-star Chris D’Elia.

Penn Badgley is reacting to the allegations against his You co-star Chris D’Elia. Many women came forward on Twitter earlier this month with allegations of sexual harassment and underage grooming.

Penn Badgley spoke out for the first time since his You costar Chris D’Elia was accused of sexually harassing and grooming underage girls.“It did affect me deeply. I was very troubled by it.

Penn Badgley has admitted he’s “very troubled” by the sexual misconduct allegations surrounding his You co-star Chris D’Elia.The Whitney actor has denied accusations he attempted to groom and solicit photos from underage girls online, insisting he “never knowingly” pursued relationships with minors, and claiming he didn’t know any of the females making allegations of inappropriate behaviour against him via social media.However, the scandal has led to him being dropped by his talent agents, and

Chris D’Elia lost representation from his talent agency today, CAA. As it was previously reported, the stand-up comedian faced an onslaught of social media vitriol when a woman first expressed her dissatisfaction with the fact the comedian was cast in a Netflix series, You.

Chris D’Elia on Tuesday was dropped by Creative Artists Agency amid sexual misconduct allegations which surfaced last week. The 40-year-old comic and actor has been accused of sexually harassing underaged girls.A number of alleged victims posted to social media claiming that the comedian harassed them, with some noting they were minors at the time.

A "Workaholics" episode featuring Chris D'Elia as a child molester has been pulled from Hulu, Amazon Prime Video and Comedy Central. D'Elia has recently come under fire for allegedly sexually harassing underage girls.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterAs Hollywood continues to slowly shift with the changing landscape of racial identity and inclusion, NBCUniversal has removed four episodes of 30 Rock from streaming services and syndication that feature characters in blackface.The request for the removal of the episodes came from show co-creators Tina Fey and Robert Carlock.“As we strive to do the work and do better in regards to race in America, we believe that these episodes featuring actors in

Well, this is probably for the best.