15 Celebrities We Forgot Had Talk Shows

15 Celebrities We Forgot Had Talk Shows

20th Television, 

Hold on, Zach Galifianakis had a real talk show? Without ferns? Who knew!

In the hunt for the next Johnny Carson, Ellen, or even Oprah, networks have snatched up countless celebrities who were hot at the moment, and hoped audiences everywhere would want to see them talk. Sometimes a person’s fame isn’t enough to hold an audience’s attention, and sometimes the host in question is known for a character they played, and surprise, surprise, they’re nothing like that character in real life.

When we see just how many times the talk show format has been tried, we gain new appreciation for the longevity of the Conan O’Briens and Graham Nortons of the world.

What we (and the people on this list) learned here is that keeping a talk show upbeat and interesting is a lot harder than it looks, so here are 15 celebrities that we totally forgot had their own talk shows.

Queen Latifah

CELEBRITIES who had their own talk shows QUEEN LATIFAH had two cracks at it. THE QUEEN LATIFAH SHOW aired from 1999 to 2001, then again from 2013 to 2015. She had great guests, won awards, and was thrilled with the experience. CRACKED

Sony Pictures Television

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Harry Connick Jr.

CELEBRITIES who had their own talk shows Why was HARRY CONNICK JR.'s show canceled? HARRY only lasted from 2016 to 2018, but its 299 episodes often reached over 1 million viewers, and earned five Daytime Emmy nominations. ARRY CRACKED

NBCUniversal

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