Just Some Good News, Please John Krasinski has given us something the entire world needed during a time of uncertainty. Some smiles, some laughter, and just some good news to hear. SGN, "Some Good News", was a YouTube series we all needed during a new era filled with masks, hand sanitizer, and social distancing.

The actor, director, and producer of other titles began the 'SGN' series on YouTube on March 29th, 2020. He began the series shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic and shutdown of multiple states. The series began strong with his first episode about the uplifting stories of front line workers, hospital workers, the anniversary of "The Office", and young girl who overcame cancer named Coco. The next episodes included other people on zoom such as Stever Carrell, the cast of "Hamilton", Oprah, and cast of "The Office".

Some Good News Sign The episodes were intended to bring in good news from all around the world. It was a well needed form of entertainment and platform of information to help those around us. The pandemic has brought the worst out of people, but it has also brought the best. The series focused on everyday heroes and everyday hopeful signs within humanity. Stories ranged from people overcoming cancer, Coronavirus, new ways to hug, and providing support to those in need. The series also did a 'Prom' video to help celebrate the new graduates of 2020. The eight episode span has been a relief from the swarm of bad news we receive every day within society.

Recently, John Krasinski announced that he had sold 'SGN' to ViacomCBS news. Krasinski had spoken before that he knew the series would be short-lived on the YouTube platform. During the podcast 'Hey There Human' with Rainn Wilson, he had noted that it wasn't sustainable. The series was only ever to be eight episodes due to the amount of work it consisted. He hopes, becoming an executive producer for the series through ViacomCBS, that it will continue. Although he would not be able to anchor it as he had done before, but he hopes to be a guest on the show. We can hope with Krasinski as an Executive Producer, that the show will stay as intended, 'Some Good News'.

There has already been backlash about the move Krasinski made with SGN. Fans and more people are saddened that he 'sold out' the series to a big time network. Krasinski has defended his actions that he wanted the series to continue, but it couldn't with just him. He remains hopeful with the future of 'SGN' and what it may turn into.

He has given a chance to CBW news to take this at the helm and deliver good news. Perhaps, like everyone at home, people even in the news industry want the same. We sometimes forget that celebrities have jobs to fulfill as well, which means side projects become harder to create. John Krasinski is one of the few that has many roles to fulfill including acting, directing, and being a father. John Krasinski's move for SGN was intended keep it alive and the idea of receiving some good news. No matter the new outcome for the series, we have the original eight episodes to look back upon with smiles.