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Jen Vestuto

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Covers:  Cable, network and streaming TV
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TV Features Writer for Collider covering Cable, Network and Streaming shows.

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CBS’s 2-Season Sitcom Got Cancelled After Breaking Its Own Formula

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By Jen Vestuto
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After the massive success of The King of Queens in the late '90s and early 2000s, Kevin James returned to CBS in 2016 with another multi-camera sitcom, Kevin Can Wait. To the network, it likely felt like a safe bet with a familiar star, a traditional format, and a network audience that had embraced him for nearly a decade. While the show received some pretty gnarly criticism in its first season, it performed well enough to earn a second.
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CBS’s 2-Season Sitcom Got Cancelled After Breaking Its Own Formula

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By Jen Vestuto
| Aol Verified
After the massive success of The King of Queens in the late '90s and early 2000s, Kevin James returned to CBS in 2016 with another multi-camera sitcom, Kevin Can Wait. To the network, it likely felt like a safe bet with a familiar star, a traditional format, and a network audience that had embraced him for nearly a decade. While the show received some pretty gnarly criticism in its first season, it performed well enough to earn a second.
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15 Years Later, Netflix’s Dystopian Sci-Fi Series Is Still One of the Best Ever Made

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By Jen Vestuto
| Collider Verified
In 2026, Black Mirror remains an inviting starting point for viewers who usually avoid science fiction. Whether it’s aliens, time travel, or futuristic technology, the “out of this world” elements can sometimes overshadow character development and make it harder for audiences to connect emotionally. But even if you’ve always sworn you’re not a sci-fi fan, there’s one Netflix series that will almost certainly change your mind.
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