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Chris Hardwick gets emotional during 'Talking Dead' return: 'I'm so appreciative to be standing here right now'
Hardwick returned to host “Talking Dead” on Sunday night after being reinstated by AMC following sexual abuse allegations. He thanked the “Walking Dead” community for its support.
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Chris Hardwick's controversial return to TV as ‘AGT’ guest judge has Twitter split
Chris Hardwick makes return to TV as a guest judge on America's Got Talent, and fan reactions on Twitter are pretty evenly split.
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Kathy Griffin had a dramatic reaction to Chris Hardwick being cleared of abuse allegations
The comedian was blunt in her response to the announcement that Hardwick will once again be on AMC.
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Yvette Nicole Brown on Replacing Chris Hardwick at Comic-Con: ‘I Am Filling in for a Friend’
Yvette Nicole Brown, who is replacing Chris Hardwick as the moderator for two AMC panels at the upcoming San Diego Comic-Con, said that she is not angling for the host’s job and tweeted that she is just “filling in for a friend, which I have done before.”
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Chloe Dykstra Speaks Out After Chris Hardwick’s Denial: ‘These Behaviors Are Insidious’
Chloe Dykstra spoke out on Wednesday to thank her supporters after seeming to accuse her ex-boyfriend Chris Hardwick of abuse. “It is my hope, and it always was, that women and men on both sides of abuse will make changes to either protect themselves, or to stop the cycle of pain their own behavior can cause,” Dykstra wrote.
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Did Chris Hardwick’s Mother-in-Law Patty Hearst Respond to His Ex’s Abuse Allegation?
Patty Hearst Reacts to Chris Hardwick Allegations on Twitter
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Chris Hardwick Fallout: All the Outlets Distancing Themselves After Abuse Accusation
Geek culture avatar Chris Hardwick has seen swift blowback after actress and former Nerdist host Chloe Dykstra posted a damning online essay late Thursday accusing her ex-boyfriend of “sexual assault,” “controlling behavior” and career sabotage. Nerdist Industries, the podcast-based digital media empire launched by Hardwick and sold to Legendary Entertainment in 2012, was quick to distance itself from its creator.