Ahead of the return of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' Tuesday night, the podcaster shared his thoughts on the late night show's brief suspension.

Jimmy Kimmel was due to return to ABC's late-night television lineup on Tuesday after a nearly week-long suspension over his on-air remarks about the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk that corporate parent Walt Disney described as "insensitive.

"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" returns to ABC after Disney lifts suspension. Nexstar, Sinclair stations won't air the show. Here's what to know, how to watch.

Tuesday’s program is one of the most anticipated episodes of late-night television in years. ABC and Disney executives pulled “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” off the air last week after an uproar over the host’s comments about the suspected shooter of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk.

The late night comic was suspended last week under pressure from the Trump administration after comments about Charlie Kirk's killing.

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Jon Stewart was shocked to find himself commending Texas’ Ted Cruz in his Monday night monologue. The GOP senator spoke out on Thursday against the Trump administration’s role in pulling Jimmy Kimmel Live! off air, condemning Trump’s FCC chairman Brendan Carr for pressuring ABC to punish Kimmel.

Clay Travis doesn't love Disney's apparent double standard on cancel culture, but he has an idea for how Jimmy Kimmel can improve.