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Contents. Current All times /—see for explanation. Show Network Time Days Current Host Debut X2335! 11:35pm Mon–Thurs January 26, 2003 ABC Y0000! 12:35am Mon–Fri, March 24, 1980 ABC Y0000! 2:30am Mon–Fri, January 6, 1992 X2300! N/a July 14, 2017 The Rundown with Robin Thede X2335!
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11:00pm Thurs October 12, 2017 X2335! 11:35pm Mon–Fri September 8, 2015 CBS Y0035! 12:37am Tue–Sat March 23, 2015 CBS Y0035! 3:00am Mon–Fri (Monday) (Tuesday-Friday) September 21, 2015 X2335! 11:34pm Mon–Fri February 17, 2014 NBC Y0035! 12:37am Tue–Fri February 24, 2014 NBC Y0135!
1:37am Tue–Sat January 8, 2002 NBC X2330! 11:29pm Saturday weekly guest hosts October 11, 1975 X2300! 11:00pm Mon–Thurs November 8, 2010 TBS X2230! 10:30pm Wednesday February 8, 2016 X2300! 11:00pm Mon–Thurs September 28, 2015 Comedy Central X2330!
11:30pm Thurs April 27, 2017 Comedy Central X2330! 11:30pm Mon-Thurs September 25, 2017 Comedy Central X2330! 10:30pm Tuesday June 6, 2017 X2300! 10:00pm Friday February 21, 2003 HBO X2300! 11:00pm Sunday April 27, 2014 X2300! N/a Thurs October 12, 2017 X2300! 11:00pm Sun–Thurs July 16, 2009 X2200!
11:00pm Monday January 26, 2012 X2300! 11:00pm Monday April 20, 2015 X2200! 11:00pm Sunday February 5, 2016 11:00pm Thursday August 3, 2017 Past ABC. The Show, November 1964–February 1965. Interview/ format with audience questions. ABC's Nightlife, February 1965–November 1965 (Rotating hosts originally; Les Crane returned as host June 1965).
Tonight Show-type talk/variety format., April 1967–December 1969., December 1969–December 1972. ABC Late Night, January 1973–October 1982. Originally titled, ABC aired a variety of comedy variety programs, talk shows hosted by Dick Cavett and (under the title Jack Paar Tonite), concerts, documentaries and specials. In 1976, the umbrella title was changed to ABC Late Night, which aired reruns of ABC's prime time shows like, and. Goodnight America, 1975., April 1980–April 1982. The Last Word, October 1982–April 1983.
Hosted by and Greg Jackson. One on One, April–August 1983. Hosted by Greg Jackson. Eye on Hollywood, August 1983–July 1986., July 1986–September 1986.
Aired simultaneously on ABC and in. The Dick Cavett Show, September 1986–December 1986. Aired Tuesdays and Wednesdays. September 1986–January 1987. Aired on Thursdays and Fridays.
Monday Sportsnite, June 1987–August 1987. Hosted by and airing on Monday nights. Into the Night Starring, July 1990–July 1991., June 1991–September 1998.
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Aired Friday nights., June 1994–August 1994. Aired Saturday nights. with, 1997–July 2002 (moved from Comedy Central). Nightline Up Close, July 2002–January 2003.
Hosted filmed interviews from. CBS., August 1969–February 1972., February 1972–January 1989.
In 1985, title changed to CBS Late Night. CBS News Nightwatch, October 1982–March 1992. Hosted by, (1982–84), (1984–1990), various (1990–92)., March 30, 1992 – September 18, 2015. Keep on Cruisin', January–June 1987. Hosted by and. Produced by and aired on Friday Nights as part of CBS Late Night. In Person from the Palace, June–August 1987.
Produced by and aired on Friday Nights. The show featured taped concerts from the of Hollywood.
Aired as a part of CBS Late Night., September 1987–March 1988. Based on the British show, hosted by and aired on Friday Nights as part as CBS Late Night., January 1989–April 1990., February 1990–March 1991. Returned after The Pat Sajak Show was cut back to an hour long show. Overtime.with, August 1990.
Only 3 episodes aired and was part of CBS Late Night. America Tonight, October 1990–March 1991. And interview show hosted by, and. America Tonight Friday, October 1990–March 1991. Friday edition hosted by and. The Midnight Hour, July–September 1990. A talk show with rotating hosts including, weatherman, former costar, and.
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Aired as part of CBS Late Night., April 1991–January 1995. Personals, September 1991–December 1992. Where one person would choose from three potential dates. After a series of yes or no questions in the final round, the winning couple could go to exotic locations. However, the more they disagreed, the worse the destination got; on the bottom of the list was a trip to the stand in. Was the host. Night Games, October 1991–June 1992.
Dating show where three men and three women would be asked questions with sexual innuendo. The winning contestant had the choice of who he or she could take on a date.
Jeff Marder was host, with as his announcer/assistant., September 1992–January 1995. Aired on Fridays., August 1993–May 2015., January 1995–March 1999., March 1999–August 2004., January 2005–December 2014. (guest hosts) January–March 2016., May–September 2015 Comedy Central., October 21, 2013 – August 4, 2017., May 1952–December 7, 1953. Series aired Monday through Friday at 11:00 pm ET where a solo actress or actor performed plays alone in front of a curtain, in a form of., April 12, 1954–April 7, 1955. The DuMont version of this show aired Monday through Friday 11:15pm to 12:15am ET, and ended as the network began to close down. Kovacs moved to NBC and hosted the Tonight Show on Mondays and Tuesdays for a season., November 27, 1992–1993., June 18, 1994–July 8, 2005., July 16, 2007–August 26, 2014., April 3, 2015–June 7, 2015 Fox., October 1986–May 15, 1987. (various hosts), May 18, 1987–December 8, 1988; January 11, 1988–October 1988., December 11, 1987–January 8, 1988., August 1989–January 1991.
Aired on Saturday or Sunday evening depending on market., September–October 1993., January 1994–August 1995. Aired on Saturday nights, series edited for broadcast standards., October 1995–May 2009., April–May 1996. Aired on Saturday Nights, produced., February–November 1992; continuation of the then-'s broadcast wrestling showcase program., September 2006–May 2009, Saturdays only., September 2009–May 2010., October–December 2009. Of failed primetime series from previous season. Various repeats May 2010–July 2013.
Aired on Saturday nights, mainly primetime procedural reruns, same-week repeats of reality shows such as and episodes of the 2002 series., March 2015–May 2015 NBC., May 1950–August 1951. Party Time at Club Roma, October 1950–January 1951., September 1954–January 1957., January 1957–July 1957., July 1957–March 1962. (guest hosts), April–September 1962., October 1962–May 1992., October 1973–January 1982. Aired Monday through Thursday nights., February 1973–May 1981. Aired Friday nights., October 1974–April 1979.
From NBC News, hosted by and joined by in its final year. Aired about once a month in lieu of reruns.
Moved to prime-time its final season., May 1981–March 1983. Aired Friday nights. Reruns aired daily February 2001 – 2002., February 1982–June 1993., July 1982–December 1983., August 1988–February 2001., July 1983–December 2000., September 1993–February 2009., May 1985–April 1992., November 1991–September 1998., January 2001–August 2002., January 1, 2007 – September 23, 2011., June 2009–January 2010., May 1992–May 2009; March 2010–February 2014., March 2009–February 2014 PBS., September 30, 1991–November 17, 2017 (by Charlie Rose Fired)., January 5, 2004-December 13, 2017 (suspended)., 1995–2001, hosted by., November–April 2008, hosted by Alex Cambert. starring, May 1–June 5, 1967. October 2009–August 2011 Comedy Central., July 1993 – 1996., July 22, 1996 – December 17, 1998., January 11, 1999 – August 6, 2015., August 2001–October 2001., December 2002–November 2004., August 2001–November 2004., August 2005–November 2005., July 2005–January 2006, hosted by., October 17, 2005 – December 18, 2014, hosted by., January 19, 2015 – August 18, 2016, hosted by HBO., February 7, 1997 – November 25, 2000 Aired on Metromedia owned and operated stations and syndicated by to other markets., 1983–1984.
Hosted by., June 18-22, 1984, ran as an on-air tryout following the cancellation of Thicke of the Night., October 1993–June 1995., June 1997 – 1999., June 2003–September 2003., January 2013–October 2013 Netflix., May 11, 2016–December 15, 2017 This list does not list the numerous in the mid-1980s that usually got late-night clearances (such as the 1985 run of ) but were not expressly intended for late night audiences. Also not included are meant for daytime airing which air in late night slots in many markets due to either timeslot failure or a lack of a prime timeslot., 1975–1978., 1977–1978. /, 1977–1978., September 11, 1978 – September 7, 1979. The, 1980–1998., Sunday nights, 1984–March 2007.
Hosted by sportscaster., 1984–1999. Weekly series. Briefly syndicated in the early 1990s; most of the show's run was a local program. September 1986–June 1987. Ask Dr Ruth, January 1987. Sex talk show hosted by., 1989–1994; 2013–2014. The Show, 1989–1992.
Originally a weekly hour long show, in 1992 it became a half-hour weeknight show. July 14, 1990 – August 8, 1992., September 1990–March 1991., January 1991–September 1991. The Show, August 1991., January–September 1992. New episodes aired until June., 1992–1993., 1993–1995. In its first year, it aired on., 1994–1995.
Discussion show among 5 panelists who included, and. And., September 1995–May 1996., 1995–1997., 1996–1999., 1997–1998., 1997–1998., 1997–2004. Hosted by; originally on, then expanded to the network for two seasons., June 1998–September 1998., August 22, 1998 – May 19, 2001. with, 2006–2007; reruns still airing on local stations to date. TBS., November 2009–August 2011., June 10–July 15, 2013., October 28, 2013 – June 18, 2014., November–December 2007. with, 1983 to 1993.
with and, 1993 to 1996., January 1989–March 1998. Also known as Westinghouse Broadcasting.
Shows aired on Westinghouse owned and operated stations and syndicated to other markets. PM East (with and )/ PM West (with Terrence O'Flaherty) (1961–1962)., 1962–1964. Unofficially known as 'The Steve Allen Playhouse' to distinguish it from the prime time show of the same name. 1964–1965. 1965–1969., 1969–1972 References.
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