The daytime syndicated talk show hosted by Nick Cannon that was set to premiere in the fall on stations in more than 90 percent of the country has now been pushed back a year, following his recent anti-Sematic comments made on his podcast. Producer Lionsgate and its syndication subsidiary Debmar-Mercury said in a statement on Friday: “After […]
TV game shows are some of the most popular programs aired today. In the United States, legendary shows like “Wheel of Fortune,” “The Price is Right” and “Jeopardy!,” continue to draw millions of viewers, despite first airing in the 1960s and 1970s. Since they first began appearing on screens in the 1930s, TV game shows […]
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Upcoming daytime talk show “Nick Cannon” from Lionsgate’s Debmar-Mercury will debut on Monday, September 21 in more than 90 percent of the country. Represented station groups include FOX, CBS, Sinclair, Hearst, Nexstar, Mission, COX, Sunbeam, Capitol, Meredith, Tegna, Lockwood, Gray and CW Plus. The logline: Co-produced by Debmar-Mercury and Cannon’s production company, Ncredible Entertainment, the […]
PPI Releasing announced today it was expanding its SSN Sports (“Syndie Sports Network”) programming and offering additional options to aid stations in need of weekly programming to fill the holes created by sports cancellations as a consequence of the Coronavirus national emergency. PPI is also offering stations additional runs for its series “Just for Laughs […]
Syndicated daytime talk show “Maury,” hosted by Maury Povich, has been renewed by NBCUniversal for two more seasons, taking it through 2022. “Like my father used to say about his marriage to my mother after 60 years, we take this one decade at a time. With the ‘Maury’ show and NBC, it’s a great marriage,” […]
NBCUniversal has announced the second season pickup of first-run court strip “Judge Jerry,” with Jerry Springer. The series has been cleared in more than 95% of the U.S. on various station groups across the nation. In this current season, “Judge Jerry” premiered as the highest-rated court show in five years. The court strip is currently […]
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Sony Pictures Television has opted against a second season of daytime talker “The Mel Robbins Show.” The series, which launched this past fall alongside “The Kelly Clarkson Show” from NBCUniversal and “Tamron Hall” from Disney-ABC (which are both confirmed to return), will remain in production for the remainder of the season. Season to-date, “Mel Robbins” […]
