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Taylor Tomlinson's Netflix hour Prodigal Daughter traces her evolution from church-stage beginnings to a more nuanced approach to religious material, discusses leaving the late-night scene after hosting After Midnight, and weighs the state of late-night versus podcasts and streaming as she reflects on career choices and creative boundaries.
CBS's decision to cancel The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and the related After Midnight show was driven by financial challenges and the departure of host Taylor Tomlinson, who cited the show's unsustainable lifestyle for her. The cancellations follow CBS's broader struggles in the late-night TV market amid declining advertising revenue, with the network choosing to end these programs rather than find new hosts.
CBS's cancellation of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert was influenced by financial challenges and the decision not to continue the After Midnight franchise, which was impacted by host Taylor Tomlinson's choice to leave due to sustainability issues, marking a significant shift in CBS's late-night programming.
CBS's new late-night show "After Midnight," hosted by Taylor Tomlinson, premiered with an average of 686,000 viewers in the 12:37am hour, marking a 31% increase in viewership compared to the previous season's time slot. The debut guests were Whitney Cummings, Aparna Nancherla, and Kurt Braunohler, and the show's executive producers include Stephen Colbert and Jack Martin, who previously worked on "@midnight." The network will be closely monitoring delayed viewing numbers and the show's potential for growth in the late-night landscape.
Taylor Tomlinson made her debut as the youngest female late night host on CBS's After Midnight, a reboot of Chris Hardwick's @midnight, and impressed with a format that evokes the manic joy of British panel shows. The show features three guest comics riffing on viral TikToks and Gen Z trends, with points given at the host's discretion. Tomlinson's hosting style creates a feeling of a comedian hang, offering personal insights into the comics, reminiscent of British panel shows. If After Midnight can build a stable of returning comics, it has the potential to create a network haven for comedy nerds.
Comedian Taylor Tomlinson's new late-night show "After Midnight" debuted on CBS, following James Corden's departure from "The Late Late Show." The show's game-show format received criticism for being frantic, mediocre, and unwatchable, with fans expressing hope for improvement. Despite the initial backlash, it's not uncommon for new talk show hosts to face challenges in finding their footing, and viewers are optimistic that the show will evolve into something better.
Comedian Taylor Tomlinson's new late-night show "After Midnight" premiered as a panel game show featuring comedians competing in various rounds to make the host and audience laugh. The first episode received mixed reactions, with some fans praising the format and Tomlinson's hosting, while others suggested improvements and expressed confusion about the show's concept. The series airs on CBS immediately after The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and is a reboot of the old Comedy Central series @midnight.
Comedian Taylor Tomlinson debuted her new late-night show "After Midnight" on CBS, taking over the time slot previously held by James Corden. The show is a reboot of Comedy Central's game show @midnight and features improvised games with fellow comedians. Tomlinson aims to make the internet fun with segments like "Group Chat" and "Hashtag Wars." The show continues with upcoming guests and marks Tomlinson's transition from a rising stand-up comedian to a late-night host.
Comedian Taylor Tomlinson's new late night series "After Midnight" premiered on CBS with minimal fanfare, featuring a game show format where comedians compete in various segments. The show, which tapes on the Paramount lot in Hollywood, aims to find its voice before the Super Bowl and the return of first-run scripted series in February. Tomlinson's rise to stardom, upcoming stand-up specials on Netflix, and a film project based on her upbringing were also highlighted.
Comedian Taylor Tomlinson is set to host her own late-night show, After Midnight, on CBS, premiering on Wednesday at 12:37 a.m. The show, inspired by Comedy Central’s @midnight, will feature a panel of comics and celebrities discussing internet buzz in a game-show format. Tomlinson, known for her stand-up comedy and Netflix specials, becomes the only woman currently hosting a late-night network TV show. She follows in the footsteps of legendary female late-night hosts and has received support from fellow hosts like Stephen Colbert.
Comedian Taylor Tomlinson, known for finding humor in painful experiences, is set to become the sole female host of a late-night show on CBS with "After Midnight." Despite her nerves, she's excited to bring her real-life rooted jokes to the show, which will feature comedian guests riffing on internet news. Tomlinson's third Netflix special, "Have It All," is also set to premiere soon.
Comedian Taylor Tomlinson's new late-night show "After Midnight" on CBS will feature guests such as Whitney Cummings, Max Greenfield, and Ike Barinholtz during its kick-off week, with a format based on the old Comedy Central show @midnight and a lineup of executive producers including Stephen Colbert and Funny Or Die.
Comedian Taylor Tomlinson, known for her Netflix specials and social media presence, is set to become the only female late-night host in the US with her new show, After Midnight, on CBS. The 29-year-old will fill the slot left by James Corden on The Late Late Show and will become the youngest late-night host by more than 20 years. The format of the show will be based on Comedy Central's @midnight With Chris Hardwick, and it will be produced by Funny Or Die, with Stephen Colbert serving as an executive producer. Tomlinson's show is scheduled to air next year.
CBS has announced the showrunners, head writer, and executive producing team for its late-night show After Midnight, which will replace The Late Late Show with James Corden. The network is currently considering Taylor Tomlinson, X Mayo, and Ricky Velez as potential hosts, with a decision expected soon. Jack Martin and Eric Pierce will serve as co-showrunners, and Stephen Colbert will executive produce alongside several others. Comedian Jo Firestone will be the head writer and co-executive producer. The reboot of Comedy Central's @midnight is set to air in early 2024.