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The Big Picture Pete Davidson feels ready to move on from his Peacock comedy series, Bupkis, Deadline reports. Despite the show being renewed for a second season by the streaming platform, Davidson has decided to not return for a second season. The semi-autobiographical series was renewed a month after it premiered signaling that it was a good performer for the service.
Bupkis features a fictionalized version of Davidson's life story. In the series, the SNL alum plays a comedian who must move back home to his town in Staten Island. Here, he tries to navigate the complex nature of fame and family relationships. The show also starred Edie Falco as Pete's mother and Joe Pesci as Pete's grandfather.
What Has Pete Davidson Been In? Close Davidson is a comedian who had minor roles in comedy shows at the beginning of his career before being cast in Saturday Night Live in Season 40. He left the show after 159 episodes to pursue other avenues in comedy. He wrote and produced his first film TheKing of Staten Island which was also a fictionalized version of his life. He has appeared in several TV shows as himself or playing another character. Davidson has a few movies set to come out soon.
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