John Krasinski explains decision to sell 'Some Good News' after being called a 'sellout' by fans - Fox News

The actor recently hosted a web series called "Some Good News" on YouTube, dedicated to spreading only good news amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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I have these other things that I'm going to be having to do very soon, like 'Jack Ryan,'" Krasinski explained. "More than that, writing, directing and producing -- all those things -- with a couple of my friends was so much.".

Krasinski said he knew that keeping up with "Some Good News" wouldn't be "sustainable" with everything else happening in his career, noting that he would "love to keep doing the show from my office forever.".

The actor said he felt he could either let the show end forever or he could sell it to a network and allow it to live on, which is what he decided to do.

Details on the continuation of "Some Good News" are sparse; reports have said Krasinski will no longer serve as host but will maintain some kind of on-screen presence