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The long-running late-night talker has its own last call.
February 12, 2019
After 17 years on the air, Last Call with Carson Daly will be ending its run, as longtime host Carson Daly is leaving the late-night series to focus on his expanding list of other endeavors.
The veteran talk show premiered in 2002, and has had an impressively-long run that has endured numerous changes and shuffling among other big-name late-night shows that aired before it in earlier time slots. Nevertheless the show continued on, itself experiencing format changes along the way, and will have produced 2000 episodes by the time it signs off for good.
Daly will now be more free to devote his time to being the host of the Orange Room on Today, as well as his producer and host roles on The Voice, and upcoming projects with The Golf Channel.
No date has been set for Daly's departure, though it will be by the end of the current season. Word is NBC is planning to continue with another late-night show in the same 1:30am time slot, though no formal announcement has been made on that front.
Comments (5)
02/25/19 at 10:03am
Yeah the bashing has gotten boring. We get it. The guy is not fit to be in charge of anything larger than a geocities webpage. Enough with the lame jokes. I also like the style not being the same old sit on couch and laugh at jokes the stars / studios PR team wrote.
But Actually: James Corden films in LA. LA is in California. California is part of the United States. All people who work (and get payed) in the United States are under Tax and other federal laws. USA Federal laws are signed by president of USA. Therefore USA president is president of all people who work in USA. Also First Amendment don't care it still allows freedom of speech.
But Actually: James Corden films in LA. LA is in California. California is part of the United States. All people who work (and get payed) in the United States are under Tax and other federal laws. USA Federal laws are signed by president of USA. Therefore USA president is president of all people who work in USA. Also First Amendment don't care it still allows freedom of speech.
02/22/19 at 05:08pm
I still watch it; more so now than ever since he's the only late night talk show host whose jokes and monologues aren't the same tired stale Trump-bashing every single night. No matter where you stand on the political aisle, listening to the same diatribe on every channel in every time-slot isn't entertaining. Even James Corden does it, when he has no right to bc it's NOT HIS PRESIDENT! (Graham Norton, too!)
Anyway...my point is that yes, Carson Daly still has a show and I'm sad to see it end since he's the only one who doesn't have an agenda.
Anyway...my point is that yes, Carson Daly still has a show and I'm sad to see it end since he's the only one who doesn't have an agenda.
02/13/19 at 05:43am
Had no clue this show was even still on LOL
02/12/19 at 03:04pm
Wow, this lasted 16.9 years long than I expected. I had no idea this was still on!
02/12/19 at 02:46pm
I watched up to 1 episode a year, usually just the music part - which is more than I watch(ed) any other “talk show.” I could never figure out how Carson (gets a D) got a talk show (mtv) - until all the other jokesters. Who’s next? The only candidate I would watch is Norm McDonald, but he said something that was deemed offensive by the mob so he’s already out of the running.
