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(Photo: NBCUniversal) Access Hollywood and its counterpart, Access Daily with Mario & Kit, are not going anywhere anytime soon. Both syndicated entertainment shows have been renewed for two more seasons, taking them through 2026. Access Hollywood was last renewed for multiple seasons in 2021. Mario Lopez, Kit Hoover, and Scott Evans host the series and…
(Photo: CBS Media Ventures) Hot Bench will keep heating things up in the courtroom. The syndicated courtroom series has been renewed for two more seasons, keeping it on the air through the 2025-26 TV season. The reality series, produced by Judge Judy Sheindlin, features Judge Yodit Tewolde, Judge Rachel Juarez, and Judge Michael Corriero…
(Photo: ABC/Jeff Neira) Tamron Hall is staying in daytime. The syndicated talk show has been renewed for a sixth season, which will begin airing this fall. The host announced the renewal live on Monday’s broadcast. ABC revealed the following about the series’ renewal in a press release. “Tamron Hall,” the nationally syndicated Emmy® Award-winning daytime…
(Photo: NBCUniversal) Karamo is sticking around. The first-run syndicated talk show has been renewed for a third season. In the series, Karamo Brown, one of the stars of Netflix’s Queer Eye series, tackles topics like infidelity, DNA mystery, parenting, and complex family dynamics. More information about the show’s renewal was revealed in a press release….
(Photo: NBC Universal) The Steve Wilkos Show is not going anywhere. The long-running talk show from NBCUniversal has been renewed for an 18th season in first-run syndication. Wilkos, who started as the security guard featured on The Jerry Springer Show, has been on television for 30 years. On his talk show, the host tackles various…
(Photo: CBS) The Flip Side is coming to daytime television this fall. The new game show will be hosted by Jaleel White (Family Matters) and will air on CBS stations in most parts of the country. The competition will feature two teams competing trying to figure out how two different groups feel about the same…
(Photo: CBS) Drew Barrymore is staying on daytime television. The Drew Barrymore Show has been renewed for a fifth season and 2024-25 by CBS Media Ventures. The series had a bumpy start to its fourth season when the host planned to bring the show back in September during the height of the WGA and SAG-AFTRA…
(Photo by: ABC/Christopher Willard) Wheel of Fortune could say goodbye to more than just Pat Sajak. Days after the longtime host announced his retirement following the upcoming 41st season, rumors began that co-host Vanna White might also exit the series. Puck News reports that White’s role as letter-turner could be eliminated if a big enough…
(Photo courtesy The People’s Court) Judge Marilyn Milian is returning to the bench in a new series only months after The People’s Court cancellation. She will star in a new first-run syndication court show — Justice for the People with Judge Milian. The new show will launch on stations across the country this fall. The…
“The Steve Wilkos Show: Season 17 Renewal Announced, Host Will Celebrate 30th Year on Daytime TV” The Steve Wilkos Show will be back for the fall season. The syndicated daytime talk show has been renewed for a 17th season on stations nationwide. The 2023-24 season will also mark Wilkos’ 30th year on daytime television, having…