Talk show hosts are one of the staples of broadcast TV, but it seems they’re slowly moving to stream services—just like everything else. Many of our favorite talk show hosts decided to give up their successful TV shows for Netflix and HBO and the list is getting longer as we speak.

Conan O’Brien

After a three-decade-long career as a late-night talk show host, Conan O’Brien announced his departure from The Tonight Show earlier this week. That doesn’t mean he’ll no longer be around—he’s already developing a new weekly variety series on HBO Max.

Jon Stewart

It’s been years since Jon Stewart left The Daily Show, passing the mantel to Trevor Noah, and he’s finally ready to get back in the game. After a failed deal with HBO, Stewart will get back in the anchor’s chair in the current affairs Apple series, expected to feature single-subject episodes.

David Letterman

One of the biggest talk show legends of all time ended his The Late Show run with over 6,000 hosted episodes under his belt. We didn’t expect to see him in the hosting chair again, so it was quite a surprise to see him strike a deal with Netflix and make a comeback with a new talk show My Next Guest Needs No Introduction.

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Talk show hosts are celebrities in their own right, but some of those taking on the hosting duties right now have been well-established long before entering the talk show game. Drew Barrymore is the latest A-lister making waves with her own talk show, and she’s not the only one.

The Kelly Clarkson Show is a true delight and one of daytime TV’s biggest hits right now and Facebook Watch is constantly expanding their offer. They have a true hit on their hands with Jada Pinkett Smith’s Red Table Talk, and Taraji P. Henson is currently developing her own talk show for this platform.

Celebrity-hosted talk shows are an easy sell because many people tune in to watch them for the host alone. It may seem like they’re suddenly popping up everywhere, but this trend has been around for quite some time.

The list of celebrities with talk show past includes the likes of Queen Latifah, Tyra Banks, and Busy Phillips, to name a few. It’s also pretty common to see celebrities guest-host popular talk shows, and it often seems many of them are just a step away from getting a talk show of their own.

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Talk show hosts are one of the staples of broadcast TV, but it seems they’re slowly moving to stream services—just like everything else. Many of our favorite talk show hosts decided to give up their successful TV shows for Netflix and HBO and the list is getting longer as we speak.

Conan O’Brien

After a three-decade-long career as a late-night talk show host, Conan O’Brien announced his departure from The Tonight Show earlier this week. That doesn’t mean he’ll no longer be around—he’s already developing a new weekly variety series on HBO Max.

Jon Stewart

It’s been years since Jon Stewart left The Daily Show, passing the mantel to Trevor Noah, and he’s finally ready to get back in the game. After a failed deal with HBO, Stewart will get back in the anchor’s chair in the current affairs Apple series, expected to feature single-subject episodes.

David Letterman

One of the biggest talk show legends of all time ended his The Late Show run with over 6,000 hosted episodes under his belt. We didn’t expect to see him in the hosting chair again, so it was quite a surprise to see him strike a deal with Netflix and make a comeback with a new talk show My Next Guest Needs No Introduction.

The post Talk Show Hosts are Fleeing TV Networks for Streaming Services appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Talk show hosts are celebrities in their own right, but some of those taking on the hosting duties right now have been well-established long before entering the talk show game. Drew Barrymore is the latest A-lister making waves with her own talk show, and she’s not the only one.

The Kelly Clarkson Show is a true delight and one of daytime TV’s biggest hits right now and Facebook Watch is constantly expanding their offer. They have a true hit on their hands with Jada Pinkett Smith’s Red Table Talk, and Taraji P. Henson is currently developing her own talk show for this platform.

Celebrity-hosted talk shows are an easy sell because many people tune in to watch them for the host alone. It may seem like they’re suddenly popping up everywhere, but this trend has been around for quite some time.

The list of celebrities with talk show past includes the likes of Queen Latifah, Tyra Banks, and Busy Phillips, to name a few. It’s also pretty common to see celebrities guest-host popular talk shows, and it often seems many of them are just a step away from getting a talk show of their own.

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