By Published Apr 4, 2026, 7:48 PM EDT Jennifer is a TV and Movie News Editor at ScreenRant. She started her journey in entertainment media in 2026 when she first joined Valnet at CBR before coming to ScreenRant.
Jennifer loves TV, especially science fiction. She also loves late-night talk shows, due to her insomnia. Alien: Earth is definitely one of her favorite shows, and she jumps on any chance she gets to write about it. Even on her days off, she will claim an Alien Earth article if one is available.
Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon are two of her favorite late-night hosts, and Conan O'Brien before he left his show.
Her Alien: Earth coverage for ScreenRant is by far the work that she is most proud of so far.
She was initially a finance and political editor, but her passion for pop culture convinced her to transition into entertainment journalism.
During her off time, she loves to binge-watch cooking shows such as Kitchen Nightmares. Jennifer also loves spending time with her daughter and cherishes every moment of it. follow Follow followed Followed Like Like Log in Here is a fact-based summary of the story contents: Try something different: Show me the facts Explain it like I’m 5 Give me a lighthearted recap
Apple TV’s Emmy-winning comedy series, , is preparing for its second season under tragic circumstances, and Seth Rogen explains how the show will honor Catherine O'Hara after her passing.
on Apple TV+ created by and starring Rogen. The show dives into the unpredictable nature of the entertainment industry. It follows Matt Remick (Rogen), who has just been promoted to lead the struggling Continental Studios. As he navigates his new role, Matt must juggle his love for filmmaking with the constant pressure to deliver commercially successful projects.
Rogen, one of the creators of the series, recently spoke to about the enormous emotional and creative challenges the team is facing while working on The Studio season 2. He explained that , is a central figure in the show, and she is more than just a cast member. He described her as an anchor for the series.
O'Hara's death has inevitably reshaped the dynamics of both the storyline and the production process. The original scripts were written for her specifically, meaning that many scenes and arcs will now have to be changed. The Studio's creative team had to craft a new narrative to continue the show in a meaningful way.
Rogen made it very clear that they would definitely acknowledge her passing. While he remained vague about The Studio season 2's plot, he revealed that the show would remain a comedy, but they wouldn't ignore the tragic event. He added that The Studio would also acknowledge how they're a little lost right now and still trying to fully process the loss of a beloved colleague and friend.
It has been an unbelievable challenge. Obviously emotionally, dealing with the loss, but also when it comes to the show itself. We wrote it for her to be there. We had it all set and the shock waves permeate throughout the entire new season. It’s been difficult. You worded it better than we could — she was the anchor and now the anchor is gone.
If anything, we’re acknowledging the idea that we are a little anchorless. But, honestly, that is a part of life and what we all experience. And so while we try to not dwell too much on heavy themes in this show, they will be there in this second season. We are not ignoring it.
In its own way, will depict the realities of life, both the good and the bad, by tackling themes such as loss. Although not much is known about the upcoming installment, it's clear that O’Hara’s influence will continue to live on throughout the series. While the absence of such a central figure will undeniably break the hearts of fans, the team’s commitment to honoring her work ensures that her spirit remains a part of the show.
Subscribe to our newsletter for deeper takes on The Studio
Follow The Studio's next chapter with our newsletter: subscribe for thoughtful, respectful coverage and analysis of the show's creative choices, tributes, and what they mean for the series and its fans. Get Updates By subscribing, you agree to receive newsletter and marketing emails, and accept our and . You can unsubscribe anytime.
Ultimately, the upcoming season will bring both a tribute and a transition. The series will continue to entertain, but also acknowledge the real-life challenges of coping with the passing of a loved one. It promises to balance its signature humor with moments of grief and to pay homage to O’Hara’s lasting impact on the show.
There is currently no release date for The Studio season 2 at the time of this article's publication. Season 1 can be streamed on Apple TV+.
-
Your Rating
close 10 stars 9 stars 8 stars 7 stars 6 stars 5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star Rate Now 0/10Your comment has not been saved
Like Follow Followed TV-MA
WHERE TO WATCH
StreamingA comedy-drama series set in the high-stakes world of Hollywood and focusing on a producer Matt Remick, played by Seth Rogen. As a newly appointed studio head, he and his team navigate corporate demands and creative challenges, aiming to maintain relevance in the capricious movie industry.
Expand Collapse -
Catherine O’Hara is a Canadian-American actress and comedian. She rose to prominence on the sketch series SCTV and became known for character-driven comedy in films such as Beetlejuice and the Home Alone franchise. She later earned critical acclaim and Emmy Awards for portraying Moira Rose on the television series Schitt’s Creek.
Expand Collapse
Follow Followed Like Share Close Trending Now
