‘The Neighborhood’: Meg DeLoatch Exits As Showrunner Of CBS Comedy Series

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EXCLUSIVE: Meg DeLoatch has left CBS’ The Neighborhood after serving as executive producer and showrunner on the current fourth season, which has wrapped production.

Search is under way for a new showrunner of the popular multi-camera comedy, which already has been renewed for a fifth season.

DeLoatch will focus on development under her overall deal with The Neighborhood producer CBS Studios.Family Reunion creator/executive producer DeLoatch joined The Neighborhood last June, replacing series creator/executive producer/showrunner Jim Reynolds, who exited the comedy series, headlined by Cedric the Entertainer and Max Greenfield, at the end of Season 3.Changes in the show’s writing staff are likely once a new showrunner is named; DeLoatch released all but one of The Neighborhood‘s Season 3 writers when she came aboard.Comedy veteran DeLoatch created and executive produces the Netflix multi-camera sitcom Family Reunion, for which she has received two NAACP Image Awards in 2020 and 2021 and a 2020 WGA Award nomination.

She also created and executive produced UPN’s romantic comedy Eve and wrote and executive produced TV One’s comedy series Here We Go Again.