Suspended Alec Baldwin’s show not returning to MSNBC following an off-the-air episode.

NEW YORK, N.Y. – MSNBC and Alec Baldwin say they are ending the actor’s talk show, which was suspended for two weeks after the actor used an anti-gay slur against a photographer in a New York City street.

MSNBC said it was a “mutual parting and we wish Alec all the best.”

Baldwin’s Friday night talk show was only a few episodes old before he was videotaped using the epithet. Baldwin apologized and was given the suspension.

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