CBS to Replace James Corden’s ‘Late Late Show’ With Stephen Colbert-Backed ‘@midnight’ Reboot | THR News - video Dailymotion

The comedic game show originally signed off in August 2017 after airing 600 episodes on Comedy Central.

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00:00CBS has lined up its replacement for The Late Late Show with James Corden.

00:04Sources confirm to The Hollywood Reporter that after Corden departs,

00:08the network is set to replace the long-running The Late Late Show franchise

00:11with a reboot of the comedic panel game show At Midnight.

00:14Stephen Colbert, who hosts The Late Show for CBS,

00:17is on board as executive producer of the revived program

00:20that aired 600 episodes on Comedy Central before signing off in August 2017.

00:25Reps for CBS declined to comment.

00:27At Midnight, which launched in October 2013,

00:30aired Mondays through Thursdays on Comedy Central,

00:33with host Chris Hardwick asking internet-themed questions to three comedian guests.

00:37Hardwick is not expected to have direct involvement in the new iteration of At Midnight.

00:42Corden announced in April that he would be stepping down as host of the show in 2023

00:45to pursue other projects.

00:47I've decided to sign for one more year on the show

00:50and that this will be my last year hosting The Late Late Show.

00:54He has yet to announce an air date for his final episode.

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