Conan O’Brien: ‘Late-night television as we know it is going to disappear’
Conan O'Brien says traditional late night TV is ending but praises Stephen Colbert as a key figure who will continue shaping the evolving television landscape.
- Conan O'Brien remarked that late-night television, as it has existed since 1950, is going to disappear, though he assures that talented individuals like Stephen Colbert will not fade away.
- During his induction into the Television Academy Hall of Fame, O'Brien emphasized the seismic changes in television, acknowledging a lot of fear about its future.
- O'Brien believes Colbert will evolve and succeed in a new format, stating that his control will help him shine brighter than ever.
- Ryan Murphy expressed concerns about the ongoing struggle for creative rights, pointing out the risk of losing progress made in the entertainment industry.
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Conan O'Brien Says Stephen Colbert Is 'Too Talented and Too Essential to Go Away' as He Addresses 'Fear' over Future of Late Night
Conan O'Brien spoke in support of 'talented' fellow late night host Stephen Colbert, whose The Late Show got canceled last month. O'Brien noted a general 'fear' for the future of late night television, but expressed hope in the fact that Colbert still has many avenues in which to connect with viewers.
Conan O’Brien: ‘Late-night television as we know it is going to disappear’
Comedian Conan O’Brien lamented what he predicted to be the impending end of late-night television, but he celebrated the comics and writers who he says will find a new medium for their work. “Yes, late-night television as we have known it since around 1950 is going to disappear, but those voices are not going anywhere,”…
Conan O'Brien: Late-Night TV 'Is Going to Disappear'
Is the end of late-night television nigh? Conan O'Brien seems to think so, USA Today reports. O'Brien, of course, hosted various late-night shows for almost 30 years and has now pivoted to podcasting, an HBO Max travel show, and awards show hosting gigs. Speaking as he was inducted into the...
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