Deadline Hollywood reports that Extra will be renewed for a 32nd season, but Billy Bush's role on the show after this year is uncertain.
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Syndication for 2025-26
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I had no idea that it’s been on that long.
Warner Bros.’ ‘Extra’ To Return For Season 32
After prolonged negotiations, the Fox Television Stations have renewed Warner Bros.’ Extra for a 32nd season. Whether the long-running entertainment magazine would return had been in question, especially after Warner Bros.’ true-crime magazine, True Crime News, was canceled after failing to...
tvnewscheck.com
Deadline Hollywood reports that Sherri is getting a 4th season. Your move next Karamo.
Syndicated ‘Sherri’ Renewed For Season 4 Starting This Fall
Lionsgate’s Debmar-Mercury today announced Sherri, hosted by actress, comedian and Daytime Emmy-winning co-host of The View Sherri Shepherd, has been renewed for a fourth season in more than 95% of the U.S. The Fox Television Stations, Nexstar, Hearst, Sinclair, Gray, Tegna and Sunbeam are among...
tvnewscheck.com
True Crime News is one & done not returning. Extra has always been on LIN/Media General/Nexstar since its debut in fall of 94 largely WOTV in late nights at 1AM was on sister station WOODTV in the late 90s 98-99 at 7PM, Extra gets a double run CW6 7PM to 7:30PM and WOTV 1AM to 1:30AM. I think Billy Bush remains host of the show now that Extra been renewed in my opinion unless he wants to leave the show.
Flip Side is renewed for season two and the Perfect Line is coming in the fall.
tvnewscheck.com
CBS Media Ventures Game Shows Get Green Light For Fall
CBS Media Ventures’ new game show The Perfect Line has been given a firm go for fall 2025, and Flip Side has been renewed for Season 2 in national syndication, it was announced today by John Budkins, EVP, programming and syndication production, CBS Media Ventures and Stations. Anchored by CBS...
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There will be holes to fill in the fall on stations in Des Moines IA. For the last couple years Extra hasn't been seen as it was previously aired on KCCI at 1:35am but then was replaced by reruns of KCCI 8 News at 10pm at 1:35am. Access Hollywood hasn't been seen for along time, can't remember the last time it was last aired.
I don't know how many new syndicated shows are entertaining the 2025-26 season to fill up any holes they have or if other shows not originally picked up will be entering the Des Moines market again like Extra, Access Hollywood or 48 Hours.
So far the cancelled shows they have to fill:
Pictionary - WOI 5 , 9am & 4pm
Person, Place or Thing - KDSM Fox 17, 11:30 am
True Crime News - KDSM Fox 17, 12:30pm and 1am
Not sure about other past shows already cancelled like People's Court, Judge Mathis or if any syndicated sitcoms are leaving.
TV Line reports that After Midnight with Taylor Tomlinson is cancelled and the CBS has no plans for a replacement show meaning that come the fall there will be an extra hour for local affiliates to fill.
‘Hot Bench’ Brings In New Judge & Bailiff For Season 12; Daniel Mentzer Succeeds Judge Michael Corriero
Trial attorney Daniel Mentzer will join Yodit Tewolde and Rachel Juarez on the panel of judges for Hot Bench in its upcoming 12th season this fall.
deadline.com
‘Tribunal Justice’ Sets Fall Syndication Launch As It Clears 95% Of U.S.
Tribunal Justice is on track for Sep. 8 launch in US broadcast syndication. The court show has closed deals in TV markets covering 95% of the country.
deadline.com
The “Inside” scoop on Deborah Norville: she’s leaving after 30 years.
variety.com
Deborah Norville Exiting ‘Inside Edition’ After 30 Years, As She Prepares to Launch New Syndicated Game Show
Deborah Norville is exiting 'Inside Edition' after 30 Years, as she prepares to launch her new syndicated game show.
variety.com
On the plus side, it does look like the show itself is being renewed.The “Inside” scoop on Deborah Norville: she’s leaving after 30 years.
Deborah Norville Exiting ‘Inside Edition’ After 30 Years, As She Prepares to Launch New Syndicated Game Show
Deborah Norville is exiting 'Inside Edition' after 30 Years, as she prepares to launch her new syndicated game show.
I will miss her on Inside Edition, she is a great host!The “Inside” scoop on Deborah Norville: she’s leaving after 30 years.
Deborah Norville Exiting ‘Inside Edition’ After 30 Years, As She Prepares to Launch New Syndicated Game Show
Deborah Norville is exiting 'Inside Edition' after 30 Years, as she prepares to launch her new syndicated game show.
Warner Bros. Discovery Clears Nine Shows In Syndication Ahead Of NAB Show
Jennifer Hudson, Extra and more are sold in at least 90% of the country. Pictured: David Decker, president, content sales, Warner Bros. Discovery.
tvnewscheck.com
Warner Bros. Discovery also has five sitcoms — The Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon, Bob Hearts Abishola, Two and a Half Men and Friends — cleared on stations covering more than 90% of the country. At the right price levels, sitcoms are proving resilient on TV stations and other platforms.
This just in…
CBS Loses Right to Distribute ‘Wheel of Fortune,’ ‘Jeopardy!’
A court rebuffed the network's bid for a preliminary injunction that would've allowed it to continue distributing the two shows.
www.hollywoodreporter.com
Down the road, whenever the broadcasting contracts are up, wouldn't be surprised if the CBS O&Os that air the shows (WBZ/Boston, KTVT/Dallas-Ft. Worth, & WCCO Minneapolis/St. Paul (WoF only) ) in retaliation don't renew their deals & the game shows air elsewhere in those markets.This just in…
CBS Loses Right to Distribute ‘Wheel of Fortune,’ ‘Jeopardy!’
A court rebuffed the network's bid for a preliminary injunction that would've allowed it to continue distributing the two shows.
How Daytime Television Will Survive
As the economics force TV stations and producers to move away from expensive first-run syndicated shows, station executives are considering other ways to keep viewers tuned in all day long.
tvnewscheck.com