Archive · 17 Aug 2025
Pete Davidson Reflects on 'Bupkis' Cancellation
Pete Davidson, known for 'Saturday Night Live,' talked about canceling his show 'Bupkis.'
He didn't like the new ideas for the show that focused on his personal life.
Canceling upset the network, NBCUniversal, because they were not pleased with the decision.
It led to some strained relations, making Davidson feel like he was in a difficult spot for a time.
Eventually, things got better, and he's now working on other projects like 'The Pickup' and 'How to Rob a Bank.'
Pete Davidson discussed his decision to cancel 'Bupkis' with NBCUniversal.
Davidson cited creative differences regarding the show's direction as the reason for cancellation.
NBCUniversal was reportedly displeased with Davidson's decision.
Davidson said he was in "purgatory" with NBCUniversal but they are now on good terms.
Davidson is working on other projects, including 'The Pickup' and 'How to Rob a Bank'.
- Who
- Pete Davidson and NBCUniversal.
- What
- Pete Davidson discussed canceling his show, 'Bupkis', and his experiences with NBCUniversal.
- When
- Recently, in an interview.
- Where
- During an interview with The Breakfast Club.
- Why
- Due to creative differences and wanting to shift the narrative surrounding his public image.
Pete Davidson's Perspective
NBCUniversal's Perspective
Show Cancellation
Pete Davidson's Perspective
Wanted to cancel 'Bupkis' due to creative differences.
NBCUniversal's Perspective
Believed NBCUniversal had reason to be displeased due to his cancellation of the show.
- Show Title
- Bupkis
- Network
- NBCUniversal
- Current Projects
- The Pickup, How to Rob a Bank
- Interview
- The Breakfast Club