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  • 2 months ago | latenighter.com | Matthew Stewart |Mark Malkoff |Bill Brioux

    A network late-night host resigning without warning in the middle of a show might seem unthinkable nowadays, but that’s exactly what happened 65 years ago tonight. Not even three years into his tenure as the second host of NBC’s Tonight show, Jack Paar had grown weary of filling over seven hours of airtime each week. Ergo, it took only one run-in with the NBC censors to push him over the edge.

  • Jan 6, 2025 | latenighter.com | Matthew Stewart

    Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen may have just celebrated its 15th anniversary, but it’s set to start its 22nd season on Bravo tonight. How’s that, exactly? Although most late-night styled shows produce year-long seasons, Bravo initially picked up the free-wheeling WWHL for shorter seasons ranging in length from 22 to 111 episodes.

  • Dec 9, 2024 | latenighter.com | Matthew Stewart |Mark Malkoff

    Gladiator II star Paul Mescal made his Saturday Night Live debut this week alongside first-time musical guest Shaboozey, with the Irish actor’s nearly 23 minutes of screen time amounting to over 36% of the episode’s total running time. Scroll down to see how Mescal stacked up against each of the show’s named performers, including three unannounced guests.

  • Dec 2, 2024 | latenighter.com | Matthew Stewart |Dennis Perkins |Jed Rosenzweig |Bill Carter

    Jimmy Kimmel Live!ABCJason Bateman, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, 50 CentThe Tonight Show Starring Jimmy FallonNBCKeira Knightley, Christian Slater, Dean EdwardsThe Late Show with Stephen ColbertCBSBilly Crystal, Arooj AftabLate Night with Seth MeyersNBCTaron Egerton, Paris Hilton, Nicole RichieAfter MidnightCBSMichael Urie, Jessica Williams, Luke TennieWatch What Happens LiveBravoChase Lemacks, Cloyce Martin

  • Nov 14, 2024 | latenighter.com | Matthew Stewart |Mark Malkoff

    As of this week, Comedy Central’s The Daily Show is now the fourth longest-running late-night talk franchise in American history. (As measured in time, not number of episodes.)The show officially made the jump from fifth to fourth this past Monday—exactly 28 years, three months and 20 days after its series premiere on July 22, 1996. Now in fifth place is CBS’s The Late Late Show, which ran from January 9, 1995 to April 27, 2023.

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