Comedy Central cancels Tosh.0 and Drunk History, leaving only two live-action series left on its slate. Its transition into 'adult animation' is almost complete.
, which had been floating around the Viacom ecosystem for a few years now. It was still surprising when Comedy Central sold two critically acclaimed shows that predated McCarthy’s tenure to a streaming service outside of the Viacom family—you’d thinkwould be a great fit for Viacom’s upcoming relaunch of the CBS All Access service.
Thecancellations are much more shocking, despite the well-publicized push for animation. They’ve both been defining shows for the network, for better and worse, and their departure shows the channel is in store for a much more thorough rebrand than expected.’s producers hope to sell it to another network. That’s not the one of these two shows I would save, but then I’m not a network exec.
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