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Jimmy Kimmel Has A Political Response When Asked What It Will Take To 'Save Late Night'
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He’s taken shots at Seth Meyers, who has said he knows the President wants late night cancelled .
When THR asked him what it “will take to save the future of late night television,” he gave a very succinct response.
A couple of years later, James Corden followed suit, with CBS wrapping The Late Late Show in April of 2023 .
Perhaps we should have seen the writing on the wall then with late night, but I never really considered the possibility the big late night behemoths could get canceled in my lifetime.
A report that came out after the Stephen Colbert cancelation announcement has indicated late night revenue is way, way down in recent years.