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On Vulture’s Good One podcast, John Mulaney, Kevin Hart, Rachel Bloom, Patton Oswalt, Roy Wood Jr., Nick Kroll, and more discuss the jokes they’d like to steal, including bits from George Carlin, Mitch Hedberg, Inside Amy Schumer, and more.

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Tim Cook Reportedly Killed a TV Show About the Site That Outed Him


Tim Cook Reportedly Killed a TV Show About the Site That Outed Him
Two episodes were already complete before he stepped in. 
According to a new report by the
New York Times, Apple CEO Tim Cook allegedly canned a show already in the works by Apple TV+ that was loosely based on Gawker, the controversial site that outed him as gay in 2008.
The show was called
Gawker veterans, Cord Jefferson and former editor in chief, Max Read. Two other former
Gawker editors, Emma Carmichael and Leah Beckmann, were also hired by Apple TV+ as writers on the show. 
Apple TV+ had several episodes in the can before Cook got wind about the project. According to the

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Tim Cook Reportedly Killed an Apple TV Show About Gawker


Tim Cook Reportedly Killed an Apple TV Show About Gawker
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On paper, it sounds like a big get for any streaming service:
Scraper, a show that changed the name of its titular blog but was clearly based on Gawker Media with many former Gawker employees — including Cord Jefferson, Max Read, Emma Carmichael and Leah Beckmann — attached to the project. And as a
New York Times piece points out, Apple TV+ had picked up the series — with several episodes already completed — before Apple CEO Tim Cook caught wind and squashed it.
“Mr. Cook, according to two people briefed on the email, was surprised to learn that his company was making a show about Gawker, which had humiliated the company at various times and famously outed him, back in 2008, as gay,” the publication writes. “He expressed a distinctly negative view toward Gawker, the people said. Apple proceeded to kill the project.”

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Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL), PayPal Holdings (NASDAQ:PYPL) - Apple Killed TV+ Show On Gawker After Tim Cook Voiced Disapproval: NYT


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Apple Inc’s (NASDAQ: AAPL) streaming service TV+ abandoned plans to make a series inspired by Gawker Media after CEO Tim Cook expressed disapproval in an email, the New York Times reported Sunday.
What Happened: The show “Scraper” was modeled after Gawker, which shot into the limelight for taking aim at America’s well-known. Gawker was shut down in 2016 after being in business for 15 years, as a result of litigation brought on by its targets.
Two Gawker veterans, Cord Jefferson and Max Read, were involved in selling the idea to Apple TV+, according to the Times.
The Cupertino-California-based tech giant also reportedly hired two former Gawker editors Emma Carmichael and Leah Beckmann as writers and they had completed several episodes.

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Apple TV Plus cancels Gawker Media show after Tim Cook weighs in


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Apple has canceled plans to make a TV series about Gawker Media after its CEO Tim Cook expressed a negative view about the media company, The New York Times reported Sunday.
After finding out about "Scraper," Cook emailed an Apple executive, the Times reported, citing two people briefed on the email. Cook was surprised to hear about the Apple TV Plus series, they said.
Apple then canceled plans to make the show, which it had acquired in January 2020, per the Times.
A Gawker Media site outed Cook as gay when he was appointed Apple's CEO in 2008.

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'Gawker' Movie Canceled After Tim Cook Found Out About It


The idea for Scraper was sold to Apple TV by Gawker’s former editor-in-chief, Max Reid, and former Gawker editor Cord Jefferson. Apple also brought on former Gawker editors Emma Carmichael and Leah Beckmann as writers for the show. Layne Eskridge, the Apple executive who brought on the show, has now left the company and the show is back on the market, the Times reported.
This isn’t the first time a show has been altered or canceled to keep Apple executives happy. During the production of another Apple show, a person involved told the Times that they were told to avoid a scene where a phone would be damaged. Eddy Cue, Apple’s senior vice president for internet software and services, instructed content producers to “avoid portraying China in a poor light,” Buzzfeed reported. Cue also told partners that “the two things we will never do are hard-core nudity and China,” a creative figure who has worked with Apple told the Times.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook killed an Apple TV show about Gawker

Apple CEO Tim Cook killed an Apple TV show about Gawker
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An Apple TV Plus series about Gawker Media was axed after Tim Cook found out about it


An Apple TV Plus series about Gawker Media was axed after Tim Cook found out about it
An Apple TV Plus series about Gawker Media was axed after Tim Cook found out about it
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Apple CEO Tim Cook.MANDEL NGAN/AFP via Getty Images
Apple has canceled plans to make a TV series about
Gawker Media after its CEO
Tim Cook expressed a negative view about the media company, The New York Times reported Sunday.
After finding out about "Scraper," Cook emailed an Apple executive, the Times reported, citing two people briefed on the email. Cook was surprised to hear about the

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Apple TV+ was once Developing a Docuseries about Gawker titled 'Scrapper' until Tim Cook stepped in to shut it down

Apple TV+ was once Developing a Docuseries about Gawker titled 'Scrapper' until Tim Cook stepped in to shut it down
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