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After eight episodes, John Krasinski has taken a break from Some Good News. Meanwhile, he also announced that CBS has bought the show. However, this news is not that good for some of his fans. They took to Twitter to express their rage.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CAGtM2OHkF3/
In order to spread positivity and distract people from coronavirus, John Krasinski created Some Good News.
His first ever YouTube web series was launched on 29th March. During the COVID-19 pandemic, John Krasinski’s show brought a smile to everyone who watched it. Since its launch, 2.5 million people have subscribed to the show. Throughout the show, he brought interesting news which included small acts of kindness, heart-felt stories of neighborhoods, children bringing joy to their grandparents and some wholesome love stories. Not only that, Krasinski also surprised some of his fans with a Zoom wedding and a reunion of the entire cast of The Office just for the couple. He also made a nine-year-old girl’s day with a special performance by the cast of Hamilton. In order to celebrate the prom in quarantine, he held a special prom night where Jonas Brothers and Billie Eilish performed. After eight wholesome episodes, he bid goodbye to the show amid tears.
Saved the best for last! Episode 8 of @somegoodnews has to be my favorite because it celebrates the truth of what this show has always been. Never mine,always yours! There IS and ALWAYS WILL BE…good in the world! Thank you all! So long but not farewell! https://t.co/mEylhsDvic
— John Krasinski (@johnkrasinski) May 18, 2020
Recently, he announced that he sold the show to CBS but the news did not sit well with some fans.
In a tweet, John Krasinski announced:
Wow who can believe when we started this thing together we all just wanted good news to be more fully represented in our everyday lives. And now? You quite literally ARE the good news! Thanks to you, SGN lives on, joining the ranks of this historic news network! See you all soon!
Wow who can believe when we started this thing together we all just wanted good news to be more fully represented in our everyday lives. And now? You quite literally ARE the good news! Thanks to you, SGN lives on, joining the ranks of this historic news network! See you all soon! https://t.co/gB3CSBHwjv
— John Krasinski (@johnkrasinski) May 22, 2020
However, this did not make everyone happy and some fans criticized John Krasinksi for selling Some Good News. One tweet suggested that it was supposed to be a feel-good show.
https://twitter.com/lindseyweber/status/1263550829371539457
While another was disappointed that it would only be available to people who would subscribe.
https://twitter.com/ActuallyAmir/status/1263860910705254402
Another follower wanted John Krasinski to donate the profits of the show.
You know what would be even some real good news? If you announced you’re donating the profits from this deal to COVID19 relief. That would be a true superhero move ❤️
— Pumpkin Spice Ladama (@ladama) May 22, 2020
Interestingly, one follower called this deal dirty.
i cant believe it only took two months to take this show from filet mignon to soup sandwich. I wouldn't watch if you PAID ME 8 dollars a month. Just feels dirty.
— FriedIceCream (@FFVFORKIDS) May 22, 2020
All in all, people are not happy and they do not think that it is a good news.
I’m not happy about it. The way it was was all part of the charm. It’s what I loved about it.
— ATinyBitTanya (@TDRich1318) May 22, 2020
