CBS Revaluating Reality Role Following Sharon Vuong’s Departure
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deadline.comBy Peter White Television Editor CBS is taking a look at how it processes non-scripted series following the departure of Sharon Vuong.
Vuong, who spent three years as head of unscripted at CBS and nine years at the network overall, left the broadcaster last month and joined NBC.
During her time at CBS, she oversaw long-running reality franchises including Survivor, Big Brother, The Amazing Race and Undercover Boss as well as Love Island, the U.S.
reboot of the UK hit format. The non-scripted community has been ruminating as to who would replace Vuong in the role, whether the network would hire an external unscripted boss or hand the top job to Mitch Graham, who has been VP, alternative programming since 2013.
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