#Lights out with david spade cancelled series

These decisions have been made out of an abundance of caution and concern regarding the spread of the COVID-19 virus. MTV’s Ridiculousness will also tape without an audience beginning today and Pop TV’s One Day at a Time has been doing so since Tuesday. There have been no developments at Lights Out or Tosh.0 to cause concern for audience members who have plans to attend tonight’s tapings. All of our LA based shows including Comedy Central’s Lights Out With David Spade and Tosh.0 will film without an audience starting Monday, March 16th. Our top priority is the safety of our guests and staff. Here is a statement from ViacomCBS’ Entertainment & Youth Brands about the LA-based shows’ switch to no studio audience format. All moves are out of precaution, with no known cases of coronavirus tied to any of the shows.Ĭomedy Central’s New York-based The Daily Show with Trevor Noah announced yesterday that it too will temporarily go without an audience, and an MTV spokesperson yesterday confirmed that “as a precautionary measure to ensure the health of our production crew, talent and aspiring artists, all public auditions for MTV’s Making the Band in Charlotte, NC on March 13-14 and New York City on March 21-22 have been cancelled.”

#Lights out with david spade cancelled series

One Day at a Time is one of several Los Angeles-based series on networks from ViacomCBS’ Entertainment & Youth Brands division to stop using studio audiences, along with Comedy Central’s Lights Out With David Spade and Tosh.0, which will implement the policy Monday, and MTV’s Ridiculousness, which is adopting it today. David Spade has persevered personally and professionally, and now finds himself with a valuable piece of TV real estate in Lights Out, his new show on Comedy Central. The Show Must Go On: 'Macbeth' Director Goes On Stage After Coronavirus Forces Another Actor Out