‘The Talk’ Cancelled: CBS Show Ending In December With Final Season
CBS has confirmed that ‘The Talk’ will be concluding its run after 15 successful seasons. The final episode is set to air in December of this year.
CBS has recently made the decision to cancel ‘The Talk’ after its 15th season, bringing the beloved daytime talk show to its final chapter. The news has saddened loyal fans, who have been tuning in for over a decade to watch the show’s hosts share their thoughts on various topics.
The show, which originally premiered 14 years ago, has been a trailblazer in the industry, revolutionizing daytime talk shows with its award-winning format. Throughout its run, ‘The Talk’ has been a staple of CBS’ daytime lineup, offering viewers timely, important, and entertaining discussions on a wide range of topics.
CBS Entertainment President Amy Reisenbach and CBS Studios President David Stapf jointly released a statement acknowledging the show’s remarkable contribution to daytime television. They expressed their gratitude to the talented hosts, including Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Natalie Morales, Jerry O’Connell, and Sheryl Underwood, as well as the hardworking production team and crew.
The statement further emphasized the hard work and dedication that goes into producing a year-round talk show. It also thanked former hosts and colleagues who had contributed over the seasons. Reisenbach and Stapf promised that the upcoming final season will celebrate the show’s legacy and give it the proper sendoff it deserves.
This announcement comes shortly after CBS revealed their plans to develop a new daytime soap, ‘The Gates’, centered around a wealthy Black family residing in an exclusive, gated community. It’s an exciting new venture but doesn’t soften the blow of losing ‘The Talk’ for dedicated viewers.
If ‘The Talk’ became a part of your daily routine, the show’s conclusion will undoubtedly create a void. Let us know in the comments below your fondest memories of ‘The Talk’ and how it has impacted your life.
