Jim Thornton's tenure as announcer ended abruptly. He had been with the show since 2010. A suspension preceded his firing, which was confirmed by multiple outlets.
The suspension was prompted by photos taken in May. These images appeared to show Thornton using a computer on an airplane.
Further details about the incident and subsequent investigation are available from the source, including a statement from a Sony spokesperson regarding the allegations and Thornton's suspension.
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