Jimmy KimmelLate-night show, "Jimmy Kimmel lives!" He returns to the air on Tuesday after a short but controversial suspension by ABC.

The show was drawn from the air last week after Kimmel made controversial remarks about the murder of conservative activists Charlie Kirk.

Move Kimmel from the air provoked a wide criticism, with many intricate ABC and Disney for seemingly censoring one of their employees.

Now, after "thoughtful conversations" with Jimmy Kimmel, ABC announced that the show moves forward.

"Last Wednesday, we made a decision to suspend the production on the show to avoid further merging a tense situation at the emotional moment for our country," ABC said in the statement, according to the words Deadline. "It's the decision we gave, because we thought that some comments were insensitive. We have been insensitive in recent days, and after these talks, we made a decision to make a decision to decide on Tuesday."

Announcement is the main shift from the network statement before only the day it was Stopping production on a series "for the Future catcher".

Controversy began during the monologue about Kimmel 16. September, where he focused on what he called the "maga gang" and their reaction to Kirk's murder.

"We had several new arrays over the weekend with a magend magazine to characterize this child who killed Charlie Kirk as anything but one of them and what I could achieve political points from her," he said.

Shortly afterwards, Kimmel focused on President Trump, mocking his answer when he asked how "holding" after Kirk's murder.