Queens Pilot, CBS, it caused Ronan Farrow's accusatory articles that led to Les Moonves's demise.

Sue Costello landed her sitcom Costello after being fired from Murphy Brown, where she had a 13-episode arc and a development deal. Candice Bergen, upset that Les Moonves used Murphy Brown to promote Costello, fired Sue out of jealousy before she could perform live. Moonves then tapped Sue to replace Douglas last-minute. At the pilot, Rico Colantoni revealed that Miller, in meetings with director Jim Burrows, wanted someone "funnier but not funnier than me," referring to Douglas. Despite Burrows directing Sue to downplay her performance to avoid outshining Miller, Sue’s authenticity secured her own show on FOX. Twenty years later, while Sue was meeting with Moonves about a new show, Douglas was accusing Moonves of firing her from the Queens pilot for sexual assault, when in fact she got fired for not being funny enough, leading to Ronan Farrow’s articles exposing 20-year-old allegations (with no proof) that brought Moonves down. #metoo #metoowasfake #funny #jealouswomen #womentellstoriesformoney #wherestheproof #ronanfarrow