Executive producer Lassner speaks on 'Ellen' controversy in cryptic video

Starting with a jocular tone in the video, Lassner introduced himself and said that he is getting back.

He said that "it has been a rough couple of months" and stressed on how he makes no mistake that the times have been rough.

That self-reflection follows with his promise of returning to the scene and meeting his viewers soon.

Lassner is trying to summarize hardships the famous daytime show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, has been facing.

A slew of executive producers got flak from social media and all corners of corporate hierarchy for neglecting sexual and racial harassment allegedly perpetrated by them behind the scenes.

Lassner continues to be an executive producer for the show, and had said the show won't get canceled.

Putting a brief caption "I've missed my people," Lassner is seen referring to all the explosive allegations against the top-tier bosses of the show, including comedienne Ellen, as "some stuff."

While this sounds to be pretty cryptic and offsetting to people demanding justice, it is also understandable why the executive producer can't spill his guts on a scenario with third-party investigation by WarnerMedia.

Lassner had issued a joint statement expressing the hurt the allegations have caused to his team, indirectly owning responsibility to wrongs happening in their apparent ignorance.

In the video, he said how the rough times had initiated "growth" to put him back on producing "Slow Walking With Average Andy" videos.

The talk show is slated to go on-air from September 8 with host Ellen.