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The ‘Better Things’ and ‘King of the Hill’ star will appear in a December episode.

Everything’s A-OK.

Rachel and Aron Accurso open up to THR about becoming full-time creators, leveraging Broadway experience to kids music and how their hit YouTube and Netflix show is made.

Preliminary Nielsen ratings put the Fox telecast at more than 25 million viewers.

The trio of anchors, in a rare joint interview, also discuss how they all hedged their bets when offered the morning show job, why they think their chemistry works, and that viral ‘Hot Ones’ episode.

Jamil — also an activist and radio host in her native U.K. — will guest star in the six-part series, based on Abi Morgan’s smash-hit ‘The Split’.

The ‘Last Week Tonight’ host said the post was “tone deaf” amid the monthlong government shutdown.

“I think one of the best things to happen is this show and new ownership, CBS and new ownership,” he said. “I think it’s the greatest thing that’s happened in a long time to a free and open and good press.”

He was a longtime member of the Cincinnati Bengals before becoming a radio and TV analyst.

The Japanese filmmaker opens up about spending the last 5 years of his life working on the popular sci-fi series and the future of the franchise.