The Late Late Show with James Corden and The Talk, which film in Los Angeles, have joined a long list of TV series to shut down production amid the growing health crises stemming from the coronavir…
which film in Los Angeles, have joined a long list of TV series to shut down production amid the growing health crises stemming from the coronavirus pandemic. The shows, both produced by CBS TV Studios, announced the decision on Friday. They had previously switched on filming without studio audiences to protect the public.
“We really explored every option to try and put a show on for you, but right now feel the safest thing to do is to stop for a moment and take advice further down the line,” Corden said in a Twitter message to viewers Friday.‘s shutdown, effective Monday March 16, joins the production suspension of its companionwhich tapes in New York.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Coronavirus takes James Corden's The Late Late Show and Ellen DeGeneres off airThe national state of emergency declared in the United States has seen a crackdown to contain the spread of coronavirus and talk shows have been hit as filming stops
Read more »
'Jimmy Kimmel Live', 'Late Late Show' Nix Audiences Due to CoronavirusMultiple TV shows have announced that they will continue to tape new episodes without live studio audiences.
Read more »
Late-Night Signs Off After Coronavirus Pandemic Forces Show SuspensionsStephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, and Jimmy Fallon all produced eerily engaging, audience-free episodes before saying goodbye.
Read more »
Late-night shows air without live audiences“The Late Show” with Stephen Colbert, “Jimmy Kimmel Live” and “The Tonight Show” with Jimmy Fallon all aired without live audiences Wednesday night due to coronavirus concerns. Fallon did his monologue in front of show staffers.
Read more »
Late surge lifts Wall Street stocks as virus hits economyThe Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 9.4 percent, its best gain since October 2008, as stocks doubled their gains in the last half-hour as Presidential Donald Trump held a press conference on the administration's response to the coronavirus.
Read more »