EXCLUSIVE: Steve Harvey’s Talk Show ‘STEVE’ Not Canceled, Will Continue To Air

Steve Harvey
EXCLUSIVE: Steve Harvey’s Talk Show ‘STEVE’ Not Canceled, Will Continue To Air
theJasmineBRAND exclusively reports that Steve Harvey’s talk show, STEVE, has not been canceled. This week, we reported that the comedian’s show had gotten the ax and would be replaced by an upcoming talk show hosted by pop star and American Idol winner, Kelly Clarkson.

Insiders confirm the show, which is in its second season, is up 27%. However, according to The Hollywood Reporter, The Kelly Clarkson Show has been sold to NBC stations in 11 U.S. Her new show will replace Steve and air as a lead-in to Ellen on NBC Owned TV Station group stations in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas-Fort Worth, San Francisco, Miami, San Diego, Boston, Hartford and Washington, D.C. (Clarkson’s show will be the lead-in to Ellen in 10 of the 11 above markets, with Boston being the exception.)
A source tells us that while
“The expectation is that Steve’s show will likely end, his producers could also go and find new networks.”
In the meantime, STEVE will continue to air for it’s current (2nd) season. Check your local listings.

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