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Tag Archives: The Colbert Report
Jon Stewart exits “The Daily Show”
In news considered a shocker, Daily Show host Jon Stewart announced Tuesday evening he was exiting Comedy Central’s late-night satire news program after sixteen seasons. Five years after [..]
Heeeeere’s Stephen!
Goodbye Comedy Central, Hello Church Of Tisch – Colbert is CBS’ new late-night host It’s probably not a surprise who is replacing David Letterman, but a surprise it [..]
Emmy Awards score big for CBS
But still beat by Da Bears. Despite going up against a Sunday Night Football game whose teams have one of the most rabid fan bases in the NFL, [..]
Broadcast Networks, Cable, Television
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Essany pulls plug on “Seven On Ridge”
The dream is over: in a move that didn’t particularly come as a surprise, Michael Essany has shut down his nightly talk show strip Seven On Ridge due [..]
Let the late-night fights begin
Jimmy Kimmel Live gets upgraded to 10:35 p.m. Central to take on Leno and Letterman; Nightline to move an hour later It’s on. Jimmy Kimmel – once known [..]
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Conan begins life on basic cable
Conan’s excited to be on TBS. Monday finally marked former NBC late-night host Conan O’Brien venture into basic cable on a network which was once stood as a [..]
Analysis: The real winners and losers in the CoCo lottery
The drawing in the Conan O’Brien lottery took place Monday, and it was Turner Broadcasting who turned up the lucky winner. So what does TBS actually win? Young [..]
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CoCo heads to TBS
It’s something Ted Turner would be proud of – if he still owned TBS. In a move that shocks a lot of people in the industry, former NBC [..]
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What’s next for Conan O’Brien
So now that Conan O’Brien has wrapped up his tenure at NBC in late night after sixteen years, what’s next for the once low-key talk show host? Mr. [..]
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"Conan" is ready to go (Updated)
Now that the Jay Leno era has come to a close, it’s time for Conan O’Brien to step in. Beginning tonight, Conan O’Brien becomes the fifth host to [..]
Stewart, Colbert to return on the air January 7
Good news for fans of the Comedy Central duo. The bad news is, like everybody else, they’re returning without their writers.
