James Corden announces he's leaving The Late Late Show in 2023 - Sitcoms Online Message Boards

TMC · 04-28-2022, 06:50 PM

https://deadline.com/2022/04/james-c...ar-1235011646/

Corden, who succeeded Craig Ferguson as the fourth Late Late Show host in March 2015, has extended his CBS contract so that he can exit the late-night franchise in summer 2023. “It’s been it’s a really hard decision to leave because I’m so immensely proud of the show. I’m thrilled to be extending (for a year),” Corden told Deadline. “I always thought I’d do it for five years and then leave and then I stayed on. I’ve really been thinking about it for a long time, thinking whether there might be one more adventure.” His exit will make him the second longest-tenured Late Late Show host at a little over eight years. Ferguson hosted a full decade (January 2005 to December 2014), Craig Kilborn hosted from 1999 to 2004 and the late Tom Snyder launched The Late Late Show in 1995, hosting until 1999. Corden had been a longtime fixture on British TV, who won a Tony Award in 2012 and who co-created and starred in the hit BBC comedy Gavin & Stacey, when then-CBS boss Les Moonves made the surprising choice in 2014 to tap him as host of The Late Late Show. Corden's Late Late Show quickly became known for his viral segments, from "Carpool Karaoke" -- with the Adele version surpassing 250 million views -- to "Drop The Mic" to "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" and "Crosswalk: The Musical." While Corden's Late Late Show has been nominated for multiple Emmys, he's won several Emmys thanks to Apple TV+'s Carpool Karaoke series and a CBS Carpool Karaoke special featuring Paul McCartney.

Hawkee · 04-29-2022, 02:45 AM

Why I think James Corden is leaving The Late Late Show in 2023 is because he wants to focus on other projects and make himself a household name as an actor in America. But why would he want to leave the show that made him such a household name in America? I think due to the Late Late Show James Corden has this fantasy that he wants to be like Regis Philbin and is trying to become the new Regis Philbin and he thinks that by quitting The Late Late Show he will expand his horizons. If it wasn't for The Late Late Show James Corden wouldn't have become so famous by doing voices in animated movies such as Peter Rabbit The Emoji Movie and perhaps his signature role as Biggie in Dreamworks Trolls and became a huge success in the movies Into The Woods and Cats and is also the spokesman in Keurig commercials. But James should've asked for more money before making his decision on quitting his show. When he leaves in 2023 I can bet CBS will replace him with another comedian or comedienne and it will get low ratings
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TMC · 04-30-2022, 05:15 AM

Will CBS pick a woman to succeed James Corden as The Late Late Show host?

The Late Shift author Bill Carter tweeted in response to Corden announcing he was exiting late-night in 2023 after eight years, "I was sure CBS would choose woman last time" but "James popped up. I'd never HEARD of him." As Chloe Stilwell notes, network late-night has been full of men, particularly white men. Joan Rivers briefly hosted a show on Fox in the 1980s and Wanda Sykes briefly had a Saturday-night show on Fox in 2009. More recently, Lilly Singh had A Little Late on NBC after Late Night with Seth Meyers. "The problem there though is that NBC attempted to add another late-night show to an already overcrowded field, instead of giving one of the existing late-night hosting spots to a woman — which is where Corden’s open role leaves a perfect place for a woman to finally take over," says Stillwell. "Amber Ruffin currently hosts a late-night show on Peacock, and she would be a worthy contender to move over to CBS’s (late-night) opening. Other comics like Nikki Glaser, Ziwe, Ilana Glazer, Ali Wong, and Whitney Cummings would all be excellent in the role. There are so many adept, funny women who would revolutionize late-night television — and it’s about time a major network gave one of them the chance."

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Good riddance to James Corden, who desperately tried to overshadow the celebrities on his show: "When Corden crossed the pond to take over for (Craig) Ferguson, the star had no hold on American media, almost making him an underdog (he was well-known to people like me for his role on Doctor Who)," says Sarah Hagi. "Slowly, it became apparent that, in order to prove himself, Corden would have to overcompensate by convincing celebrities to participate in all kinds of embarrassing behavior. celebrities he can get them to participate in any type of embarrassing behavior. But unlike the similarly annoying and dark-sided Ellen DeGeneres or Jimmy Fallon, Corden’s desperation to be liked doesn’t manifest itself in negging (Ellen) or laughing too hard at celebrities’ bad jokes (Fallon). It comes in the form of him desperately wanting to be liked more than the celebrities beside him. It’s rare to see someone so openly wanting attention in the presence of guests, so often he is silently screaming LOOK AT ME."
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howilu · 04-30-2022, 07:45 AM

If CBS does goes with a female replacement for James Corden, my pick is Whitney Cummings. She had a marginally successful sitcom on NBC and to me, she would be better suited for a late night show.

1960'sTVfan · 04-30-2022, 10:04 AM

He probably wouldn't be interested, but I say bring back Craig Ferguson! Craig had a good show and I would watch again if he came back as host. I'm not a fan of James Corden, I haven't watched The Late Late Show since Craig left in 2015.

TMC · 05-18-2022, 08:56 PM

CBS may "experiment" with the 12:35 a.m. timeslot after James Corden exits The Late Late Show

CBS CEO George Cheeks tells Deadline that the network will look at the format, rather than a host, in thinking of how to approach the 12:35 a.m. late-night timeslot once Corden says goodbye next summer. “We’re going to really enjoy his final year, I think we’re going to take some time to think about that day part and what kind of format could make sense there," says Cheeks. "But again, we would have loved him wanting to stay for 10 more years, but he really he decided it was time to make a move. We’re going spend some time figuring out what is the right replacement format, and I don’t believe that we’ll just be putting out another host there I think it’s really looking at the format.” CBS Entertainment Kelly Kahl adds that his team has received “quite a few” calls from people representing stars who want to succeed Corden.

TMC · 06-03-2022, 12:24 AM

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#JamesCorden is starting to disappear from mainstream media after his reputation started to downfall. #TheLateLateShowwithJamesCorden is coming to an end, so let's go through all of his most problematic moments. Let's get into it.

TMC · 06-06-2022, 08:09 PM

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CBS may "experiment" with the 12:35 a.m. timeslot after James Corden exits The Late Late Show

CBS CEO George Cheeks tells Deadline that the network will look at the format, rather than a host, in thinking of how to approach the 12:35 a.m. late-night timeslot once Corden says goodbye next summer. “We’re going to really enjoy his final year, I think we’re going to take some time to think about that day part and what kind of format could make sense there," says Cheeks. "But again, we would have loved him wanting to stay for 10 more years, but he really he decided it was time to make a move. We’re going spend some time figuring out what is the right replacement format, and I don’t believe that we’ll just be putting out another host there I think it’s really looking at the format.” CBS Entertainment Kelly Kahl adds that his team has received “quite a few” calls from people representing stars who want to succeed Corden.

CBS is mulling a multi-host panel show to replace James Corden's Late Late Show

Last month, CBS told Deadline it may experiment with the 12:35 a.m. timeslot when Corden ends his late-night run next year. Variety now reports that CBS is mulling a multi-host panel show. "It’s entirely possible the replacement show may not have a live band or other trappings that have come to be expected from the format," reports Variety's Brian Steinberg. "CBS’ discussions are in early stages, these people caution, and executives at the network, part of Paramount Global, are mulling a wide range of ideas and potential personalities."

TMC · 06-14-2022, 12:31 AM

James Corden plans to move back to Britain after his Late Late Show stint ends next year

That is according to Ben Turner, one of Corden's partners in his Fulwell 73 production company. Turner tells Variety Corden is “really excited to get James back in the U.K.”

TMC · 06-15-2022, 03:13 AM

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He probably wouldn't be interested, but I say bring back Craig Ferguson! Craig had a good show and I would watch again if he came back as host. I'm not a fan of James Corden, I haven't watched The Late Late Show since Craig left in 2015.

Somebody elsewhere online described James Corden as essentially being the male, British equivalent to Ellen DeGeneres. Both are said to be horrible behind the scenes but are still, somewhat nice to celebrities. And their interview styles are usually comprised of fake niceness and passive-aggressiveness. And if they aren't doing that, then they'll force celebs into uncomfortable situations for their own entertainment.

TMC · 06-21-2022, 03:07 AM

James Corden's partner wants to oversee the new Late Late Show

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Fulwell 73, the production company behind The Late Late Show with James Corden, would like to continue producing the CBS series when its current host steps down next year.

Deadline revealed in April that Corden would be leaving the late-night series in 2023, after an eight and a half year stint.

Ben Winston, exec producer of the show and one of Corden’s partners in Fulwell 73, told Deadline that he would like to continue making the show when his pal leaves.

“It’s no secret that Fulwell would love to make the next iteration of The Late Late Show, whatever that would be, but that isn’t down to me, I’ve just got to hope that our pitch is better than another pitch,” he told Deadline’s Pete Hammond during his Behind The Lens feature.

Malek · 06-26-2022, 05:46 PM

I’m not sure I’ve seen a public figure go from being so unknown (in the US, at least) to being so universally reviled as quickly as James Corden.

TMC · 09-29-2022, 09:31 PM

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I’m not sure I’ve seen a public figure go from being so unknown (in the US, at least) to being so universally reviled as quickly as James Corden.

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James Corden has slowly developed one of the worst reputations in Hollywood. He began as a respected actor on the hit comedy series Gavin and Stacey in the UK, however since becoming The Late Late Show host, things haven't been going too well for him. He was called out by the internet on an iconic Reddit post on r/IAMA, he got into a fight with Patrick Stewart in front of a live crowd, and has recently announced that he plans on leaving the public eye in 2023. So, how did The Late Late Show With James Corden destroy his reputation?

This is, How James Corden Destroyed His Reputation / How James Corden Became The Most Hated Human Ever .

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TMC · 12-02-2022, 09:48 PM

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Okay so James Corden is the host of the late late show which he took over from Craig Ferguson like a true Englishman to a Scotsman. His tenure was filled with massive success including winning 9 primetime Emmy awards, visiting Joe Biden, and its own 28 million subscriber YouTube channel. however, Corden has been involved in a series of controversies over the years and is now one of the most hated people on the internet. I mean His show currently has a 1.3 google rating with tons of terrible comments. The worst part is he did it to himself. Corden forgot his own cameramen's' names, yelled at Patrick Stewart on television, and was banned from the NYC restaurant Balthazar for yelling at wait staff. This is why everyone TURNED on James Corden.

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James Corden has destroyed his reputation in the past few months of 2022, after people learned about his hidden dark side. While James is polite and friendly when the cameras are rolling, he acts very differently behind the scenes. Social media picked up on this after James was banned from a New York restaurant for being extremely rude to the waiters. Since that incident went viral on social media, James Corden went on The Late Late Show to apologize for his behavior. James Corden’s apology is a good first step to healing his reputation, but do you believe he’s sincere? Watch this video right now, and learn why everybody hates James Corden. Between you and me, James’ joke-stealing was really outrageous!

Yong Fang · 12-10-2022, 12:35 PM

Just asking, but who stays up until 12:30/1:30 in the morning to watch his show? Most people have to wake up and go to work in the morning. Then there are just so many other choices for entertainment. Then if Corden (or the NBC late, late show guy, Seth Myers?) has an interesting guest, we can watch it in the morning online.

It's not apparently but seems it is so late, having a late, late talk show at such an hour is a loser for the network. Apparently not.

04-28-2022, 06:50 PM	#1
TMC Member Forum Idol Join Date: Jan 09, 2001 Posts: 126,862	James Corden announces he's leaving The Late Late Show in 2023 https://deadline.com/2022/04/james-c...ar-1235011646/ Corden, who succeeded Craig Ferguson as the fourth Late Late Show host in March 2015, has extended his CBS contract so that he can exit the late-night franchise in summer 2023. “It’s been it’s a really hard decision to leave because I’m so immensely proud of the show. I’m thrilled to be extending (for a year),” Corden told Deadline. “I always thought I’d do it for five years and then leave and then I stayed on. I’ve really been thinking about it for a long time, thinking whether there might be one more adventure.” His exit will make him the second longest-tenured Late Late Show host at a little over eight years. Ferguson hosted a full decade (January 2005 to December 2014), Craig Kilborn hosted from 1999 to 2004 and the late Tom Snyder launched The Late Late Show in 1995, hosting until 1999. Corden had been a longtime fixture on British TV, who won a Tony Award in 2012 and who co-created and starred in the hit BBC comedy Gavin & Stacey, when then-CBS boss Les Moonves made the surprising choice in 2014 to tap him as host of The Late Late Show. Corden's Late Late Show quickly became known for his viral segments, from "Carpool Karaoke" -- with the Adele version surpassing 250 million views -- to "Drop The Mic" to "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" and "Crosswalk: The Musical." While Corden's Late Late Show has been nominated for multiple Emmys, he's won several Emmys thanks to Apple TV+'s Carpool Karaoke series and a CBS Carpool Karaoke special featuring Paul McCartney.

04-29-2022, 02:45 AM	#2
Hawkee Michael Fassbender Fanatic Moderator Forum Star Join Date: Jan 17, 2016 Location: California Posts: 10,841	Why I think James Corden is leaving The Late Late Show in 2023 is because he wants to focus on other projects and make himself a household name as an actor in America. But why would he want to leave the show that made him such a household name in America? I think due to the Late Late Show James Corden has this fantasy that he wants to be like Regis Philbin and is trying to become the new Regis Philbin and he thinks that by quitting The Late Late Show he will expand his horizons. If it wasn't for The Late Late Show James Corden wouldn't have become so famous by doing voices in animated movies such as Peter Rabbit The Emoji Movie and perhaps his signature role as Biggie in Dreamworks Trolls and became a huge success in the movies Into The Woods and Cats and is also the spokesman in Keurig commercials. But James should've asked for more money before making his decision on quitting his show. When he leaves in 2023 I can bet CBS will replace him with another comedian or comedienne and it will get low ratings Bestie
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04-30-2022, 05:15 AM	#3
TMC Member Forum Idol Join Date: Jan 09, 2001 Posts: 126,862	Will CBS pick a woman to succeed James Corden as The Late Late Show host? The Late Shift author Bill Carter tweeted in response to Corden announcing he was exiting late-night in 2023 after eight years, "I was sure CBS would choose woman last time" but "James popped up. I'd never HEARD of him." As Chloe Stilwell notes, network late-night has been full of men, particularly white men. Joan Rivers briefly hosted a show on Fox in the 1980s and Wanda Sykes briefly had a Saturday-night show on Fox in 2009. More recently, Lilly Singh had A Little Late on NBC after Late Night with Seth Meyers. "The problem there though is that NBC attempted to add another late-night show to an already overcrowded field, instead of giving one of the existing late-night hosting spots to a woman — which is where Corden’s open role leaves a perfect place for a woman to finally take over," says Stillwell. "Amber Ruffin currently hosts a late-night show on Peacock, and she would be a worthy contender to move over to CBS’s (late-night) opening. Other comics like Nikki Glaser, Ziwe, Ilana Glazer, Ali Wong, and Whitney Cummings would all be excellent in the role. There are so many adept, funny women who would revolutionize late-night television — and it’s about time a major network gave one of them the chance." ALSO: Good riddance to James Corden, who desperately tried to overshadow the celebrities on his show: "When Corden crossed the pond to take over for (Craig) Ferguson, the star had no hold on American media, almost making him an underdog (he was well-known to people like me for his role on Doctor Who)," says Sarah Hagi. "Slowly, it became apparent that, in order to prove himself, Corden would have to overcompensate by convincing celebrities to participate in all kinds of embarrassing behavior. celebrities he can get them to participate in any type of embarrassing behavior. But unlike the similarly annoying and dark-sided Ellen DeGeneres or Jimmy Fallon, Corden’s desperation to be liked doesn’t manifest itself in negging (Ellen) or laughing too hard at celebrities’ bad jokes (Fallon). It comes in the form of him desperately wanting to be liked more than the celebrities beside him. It’s rare to see someone so openly wanting attention in the presence of guests, so often he is silently screaming LOOK AT ME." From Yvonne Orji to Keegan-Michael Key: Here are 10 Black stars who can replace Corden More suggestions: Amber Ruffin, Nathan Fielder, Ziwe, Roy Wood Jr. and Daveed Diggs

04-30-2022, 07:45 AM	#4
howilu Member Senior Member Join Date: Apr 20, 2003 Location: St. Louis Park, MN Posts: 1,964	If CBS does goes with a female replacement for James Corden, my pick is Whitney Cummings. She had a marginally successful sitcom on NBC and to me, she would be better suited for a late night show.

04-30-2022, 10:04 AM	#5
1960'sTVfan Member Forum Veteran Join Date: Sep 30, 2009 Posts: 6,134	He probably wouldn't be interested, but I say bring back Craig Ferguson! Craig had a good show and I would watch again if he came back as host. I'm not a fan of James Corden, I haven't watched The Late Late Show since Craig left in 2015.

05-18-2022, 08:56 PM	#6
TMC Member Forum Idol Join Date: Jan 09, 2001 Posts: 126,862	CBS may "experiment" with the 12:35 a.m. timeslot after James Corden exits The Late Late Show CBS CEO George Cheeks tells Deadline that the network will look at the format, rather than a host, in thinking of how to approach the 12:35 a.m. late-night timeslot once Corden says goodbye next summer. “We’re going to really enjoy his final year, I think we’re going to take some time to think about that day part and what kind of format could make sense there," says Cheeks. "But again, we would have loved him wanting to stay for 10 more years, but he really he decided it was time to make a move. We’re going spend some time figuring out what is the right replacement format, and I don’t believe that we’ll just be putting out another host there I think it’s really looking at the format.” CBS Entertainment Kelly Kahl adds that his team has received “quite a few” calls from people representing stars who want to succeed Corden.

06-14-2022, 12:31 AM	#9
TMC Member Forum Idol Join Date: Jan 09, 2001 Posts: 126,862	James Corden plans to move back to Britain after his Late Late Show stint ends next year That is according to Ben Turner, one of Corden's partners in his Fulwell 73 production company. Turner tells Variety Corden is “really excited to get James back in the U.K.”

06-26-2022, 05:46 PM	#12
Malek Spammers Occasional Poster Join Date: Feb 18, 2022 Posts: 5	I’m not sure I’ve seen a public figure go from being so unknown (in the US, at least) to being so universally reviled as quickly as James Corden.

12-10-2022, 12:35 PM	#15
Yong Fang Member Forum 3000 Club Member Join Date: Aug 04, 2009 Location: Memphis Tennessee Posts: 3,073	Just asking, but who stays up until 12:30/1:30 in the morning to watch his show? Most people have to wake up and go to work in the morning. Then there are just so many other choices for entertainment. Then if Corden (or the NBC late, late show guy, Seth Myers?) has an interesting guest, we can watch it in the morning online. It's not apparently but seems it is so late, having a late, late talk show at such an hour is a loser for the network. Apparently not.