From Oprah to Ellen,daytime TV has found its own array of talk-show stars. But clearly the format isn’t for everyone.
Harry Connick Jr. is approximately to launch a syndicated daytime talk show produced by NBC. But the current Orleans crooner should careful. A lot of stars fill fizzled in daytime TV.
Jane Pauley was the widely admired cohost of “Today.” A natural fit for her own daytime show, just? Nope. “The Jane Pauley Show” premiered in 2004 and was canceled after just one season.
Everyone loves Tony Danza, or just? possibly not. The irrepressible former “Taxi” star premiered “The Tony Danza Show” in 2004. Audiences were apparently unimpressed by games like “Extravadanza!” and the show was yanked after two years.“The Wayne Brady Show” arose out of his work on ABCs primetime improv hit,“Whose Line Is It Anyway?” But Brady’s charm evidently didn’t translate to daytime, and the show was axed in 2004 after two seasons.“Anderson Live” had one of the most impressive sets in talk-show history, and with big picture windows looking out on Central Park in current York. But viewers didn’t care all that much for the view and CNN newsman Anderson Cooper saw his show axed after two seasons,ending in 2013.
Source: thewrap.com