It probably does have something to do with the change at the top, but nobody at GSN tells me anything, so it's all speculation. Anyway, Amy will return to NBC's cable operations as the programming chief at E! Networks. I didn't realize it at first, but the linked press release reminds me that she has been around at GSN since 2011. I'm not sure if that's the longest tenure for any programming veep at the network, but it has to be close, at least.
The release also mentions her role in American Bible Challenge, Skin Wars, and The Chase. Well, two outa three ain't bad. (You can probably guess which one of the shows I'm not crazy about. It's the show that didn't get an Emmy nom.)
In more pertinent news by show biz standards, Amy's tenure saw GSN pull its biggest annual viewership numbers ever. I have no idea what her departure means for the network's future course. GSN is currently wall-to-wall traditional game shows, with no Skin in sight. We'll just have to stay tuned to see if that changes.
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