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Travis Kalanick has plans to resign from Uber’s board.

The former CEO announced Tuesday that he will step down from the board of the ride-sharing company he co-founded in 2009 next week, according to the Associated Press.

“Uber has been a part of my life for the past 10 years. At the close of the decade, and with the company now public, it seems like the right moment for me to focus on my current business and philanthropic pursuits,” Kalanick said in statement obtained by the AP. “I’m proud of all that Uber has achieved, and I will continue to cheer for its future from the sidelines.”

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Reps for Uber did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for comment.

Kalanick’s clean split from the company comes as no surprise.

Kalanick recently sold a large part of his stake in the company in Jan. of last year, netting him over a billion dollars, according to Bloomberg.

A shareholder revolt forced Kalanick to resign in June of 2017, following an avalanche of negative press. A clip of Kalanick lecturing an Uber driver on “responsibility” went viral, followed by accusations of workplace sexual harassment, and a claim that the company looked at the medical records of an Uber rider who was raped in India. The hits continued after Kalanick left, with the news that the company covered up a hack of 57 million customers in 2016.

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Once all the presents are unwrapped, check out TheWrap's list of shows you can binge over the holidays. Most of these are freshman series or shows with shorter seasons, so that you can get through your selections before your break comes to an end. And don't worry, we've included dramas, comedies, action series and sci-fi shows from multiple platforms, so there's something for everyone.

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Show: "Sex Education" Net: Netflix Maybe don't watch this one with your parents?

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Show: "Succession" Net: HBO Now, this one you can watch with your parents and then appreciate how much more stable you are than the Roys. Plus, there's two seasons' worth of drama to binge on.

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Show: "The Good Place" Net: NBC Currently in its fourth and final season, you can catch up on the first three years on Netflix and head over to Hulu for the available Season 4 episodes.

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Show: "You" Net: Netflix Binge the first season of this dark romance before the second season launches Thursday.

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Show: "Prodigal Son" Net: Fox The breakout hit of broadcast's Fall TV season just went on midseason hiatus, so catch up on Hulu when you have some down time from the Yuletide festivities.

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Show: "The Mandalorian" Net: Disney+ If you haven't already started the new "Star Wars" series, now is the time so you don't embarrass yourself in front of your relatives when you don't know about Baby Yoda.

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Show: "Watchmen" Net: HBO This nine-episode adaptation of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' beloved graphic novel just came to an end and binge-watching it might be the best present you could give yourself this week.
HBO
Show: "The Boys" Net: Amazon Prime Video A superhero series with a badass twist that's already been renewed for Season 2. Enjoy the incredibly foul-mouthed ride.

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Show: "Batwoman" Net: The CW Now here is a superhero show that's more mild-mannered, but led by a badass female character who is breaking barriers with her inclusion in the LGBTQ community.

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Show: "The Politician" Net: Netflix Ryan Murphy's first Netflix series. Ben Platt sings like an angel. What more do you need?
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Show: "Evil" Net: CBS This drama about, well, evil, is perfect for those who made the "Naughty" list.

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Show: "Servant" Net: Apple TV+ This psychological thriller from M. Night Shyamalan is a great distraction from any family drama going on this Christmas -- because this family's drama is definitely worse.

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Show: "Umbrella Academy" Net: Netflix The superhero theme continues with this show. And so does the dysfunctional family aspect, actually.
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Show: "Tidying Up With Marie Kondo" Net: Netflix Someone has to clean up after you're done ripping open all those presents, might as well watch a pro show you how it's done.
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Show: "On Becoming a God in Central Florida" Net: Showtime If you're looking for a story about a woman pulling herself up by her bootstraps in the most bonkers way possible, here's the show for you. Also, Kirsten Dunst remains a delight.
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Show: "Fosse/Verdon" Net: FX Maybe the talents of Gwen Verdon (played by Michelle Williams) and Bob Fosse (played by Sam Rockwell) will inspire you to get on your feet to work off some of those Christmas cookies.
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Show: "Euphoria" Net: HBO For those looking for something a little darker, that's still a lot of fun.

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Show: "Good Omens" Net: Amazon Prime Video Angels and demons. Michael Sheen and David Tennant. The genius of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett finally realized in a limited series. Yes, this is definitely a good way to spend your break.
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Gorge on these hits and deep cuts after you’re done opening presents

Once all the presents are unwrapped, check out TheWrap's list of shows you can binge over the holidays. Most of these are freshman series or shows with shorter seasons, so that you can get through your selections before your break comes to an end. And don't worry, we've included dramas, comedies, action series and sci-fi shows from multiple platforms, so there's something for everyone.

Also Read: 2019 Holiday TV Specials: 28 Programs Sure to Make Your Days Merry and Bright (Photos)

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