NBC Show Cancellations

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CBS cancels Stephen Colbert's late-night show

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Colbert's 'Late Show' canceled amid Trump criticism

But critics wonder about its timing, as Paramount's merger with Skydance needs President Trump's FCC approval.

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CBS to Cancel ‘Late Show With Stephen Colbert’ Citing ‘Financial Decision’

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Stephen Colbert’s CBS Show Is Canceled. Is This the Death of Late Night?

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Canceling ‘The Late Show’ Is Bad News for Late-Night TV, Not for Stephen Colbert

CBS, citing economic issues, announced that his program would go off the air next May, news that came at a time when its corporate parent, Paramount, needs the government’s approval for a merger with...

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Cancel culture: US talk show hosts react to axing of Stephen Colbert’s 'Late Show'

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Inside CBS’s Breakup With Stephen Colbert: Audience Shifts, Political Humor Made Unsustainable Mix

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Colbert is latest casualty of late-night TV's fade-out

The announced end of one of the most popular broadcast late-night shows, days after host Stephen Colbert accused the network owner of bribing President Donald Trump to approve a merger, drew cries of...

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Hollywood Demands Investigation Into CBS Over ‘Late Show’ Cancellation Amid Bribery Concerns

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Colbert’s first post-cancellation ‘Late Show’ is tonight — will he speak out against CBS?

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15 TV Shows That Were Revived After Getting Canceled

Every fan hates it when their favorite show is canceled too soon. So let's try to rejoice and celebrate these 15 shows that managed to get a second chance.

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Mass TV Cancellations Across Networks Explained After Late Show's Fate

CBS' decision to end Stephen Colbert's The Late Show is the latest in a trend of several networks mass canceling shows due to finances. On Thursday, July 17, CBS executives released a statement about The Late Show's fate.

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Suits: LA, Found, and The Irrational Axed By NBC

A programming shake-up at NBC is leaving viewers with three fewer dramas to watch when the network’s new schedule debuts in the fall.Network executives confirmed they have pulled the plug on Suits: LA,