Apple TV+'s 'The Problem With Jon Stewart' loses its head writer to 20th TV
What you need to know
- The Problem With John Stuart has lost its head writer.
- Chelsea Devantez has signed an exclusive deal with 20th TV.
Apple TV+ show The Problem With John Stuart has lost its head writer after Chelsea Devantez jumped ship to sign on with 10th TV.
Devantez has signed an overall deal with the studio according to a report by The Hollywood Reporter, with her role on the Apple TV+ show having to make way for the exclusive deal. She'll now write and produce for 20th TV and nobody else.
Devantez says that she has found her "creative home" with 20th TV after having previously worked on Bless This Mess and The Is Our Year previously.
As for The Problem With John Stuart, the show recently announced a return to Apple TV+ for a new season and new weekly format from March 3.
Apple TV+ said at the time:
If you want to enjoy The Problem With John Stuart in style, be sure to check out our list of the best Apple TV deals on the market today. You can of course also watch the show on other devices including game consoles and more.
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