US EditionTaylor Tomlinson's 'After Midnight' ending after two seasons
- Taylor Tomlinson's show 'After Midnight' will end after its upcoming season, as she prioritizes stand-up comedy over the demands of a regular network show.
- CBS announced it will not replace the show in the 12:37 a.m. Timeslot, affecting about 200 staffers.
- Colbert expressed regret over the show ending and praised Tomlinson's decision to focus on stand-up comedy.
- The late-night talk show format is facing a decline as audiences shift towards streaming options.
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Taylor Tomlinson Quits, CBS Cancels 'After Midnight' After Barely a Year
Barely a year after it was launched, CBS has canceled After Midnight hosted by Taylor Tomlinson. According to Variety, CBS has no plans to replace the show with original programming, as many Paramount executives are worried about running “up more costs.” Still, executive producer and fellow CBS late night host Stephen Colbert said in a statement the decision was Tomlinson’s, “While we were excited and grateful for our third season to start in th…
Taylor Tomlinson's 'After Midnight' ending after 2 seasons at CBS
The network won't be filling the 12:30 a.m. time slot with a new talk show.Erik Voake/CBS Taylor Tomlinson on 'After Midnight'After Midnight is coming to an end.Comedian Taylor Tomlinson's late-night talk show will not be returning for a third season on CBS, the network confirmed Wednesday. The season 2 finale — now the series finale — will air in June.Tomlinson said in a statement provided to Entertainment Weekly that she was torn but wanted to…
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