John Krasinski’s lockdown web series Some Good News is moving to Viacomcbs after the network emerged victorious in a bidding war – but he won’t be hosting anymore.The A Quiet Place star has enjoyed huge success with his online programme, which he created to provide a spot of light relief during the coronavirus pandemic.But just days after announcing Some Good News was “taking a break”, it has been announced that the show has been licensed by ViacomCBS.

And while John will no longer be the host, he will still have an on-air presence.“Could not be more excited and proud to be partnering with CBS/Viacom to be able to bring Some Good News to so many more people!” the actor said in a statement. “From the first episode, our goal was to create a

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John Krasinski Defends Selling 'Some Good News' to CBS

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John Krasinski reveals why he sold 'Some Good News'

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John Krasinski defends decision to sell Some Good News show to CBS in interview with Rainn Wilson

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John Krasinski gets emotional signing off on his eight-episode quarantine series Some Good News

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John Krasinski gets emotional signing off on his eight-episode quarantine series Some Good News

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John Krasinski taking a break from Some Good News show

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John Krasinski 'Saved the Best for Last' With 'Some Good News' Finale

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John Krasinski Saves ‘The Best For Last’ As He Says Farewell To ‘Some Good News’

John Krasinski has “saved the best for last” as he wraps up “Some Good News”.

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John Krasinski's 'Some Good News' Web Show Is Taking a Break

John Krasinski is signing off the air – just for a little while anyway.

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