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Williston’s Cody Tebo competed on The Floor, winning his first battle in Female Country Singers before being eliminated in SNL Cast Members. His chosen specialty? Sandwich Ingredients—though he didn’t get to compete in it. Despite a short run, Cody calls it an unforgettable experience. Catch The Floor Wednesdays at 8/7c on Fox!

Williston’s Cody Tebo is taking on The Floor on Fox for a shot at $250K! After encouragement from his kids, he made it through the tough selection process—and even scored a trip to Dublin, Ireland, where the show films. How did he do? Tune in February 9 after the Super Bowl, then Wednesdays at 8/7c to find out!

So many shows! Thanks for that. Old guy finds gold in the early 80s.

Following Clayne Crawford’s recent firing from the FOX series, the network acted quickly to find his replacement.

The network that canceled Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Last Man on Earth is placing its faith in Tim Allen. Following initial rumors, FOX confirms Allen’s Last Man Standing will return for new episodes after its cancellation at ABC last year.

It’s a Red Wedding kind of day at FOX. Just days after a cliffhanger-y fourth season finale for Will Forte’s The Last Man on Earth and days before Brooklyn Nine-Nine brings its fifth season to a close, FOX has pulled the plug on both fan-favorite series.

Lethal Weapon is officially without a Riggs. Reports confirm actor Clayne Crawford has been let go after a string of on-set conflicts, and the show is desperate to recast for a potential Season 3 renewal.

The Simpsons’ response to decades of Apu concerns proved less than ideal, and it’s still unclear if the FOX animation staple will consider changes. Star Hank Azaria is rethinking his role, however, and now claims he’s “willing to step aside.”

FOX’s Lethal Weapon TV series has quietly coasted along as one of its more popular, but may come to an abrupt end. Reports indicate on-set abuse and unprofessional behavior from star Clayne Crawford is making FOX and Warner Bros. consider scrapping the series altogether.

Days after The Simpsons tried to address criticisms of Apu, showrunners have acknowledged their mistake. Writer Al Jean promises the long-running animated comedy will find a better way to address the character’s controversial history, and hopefully stay “popular.”