Povich hosted the nationally syndicated “Maury” for the last 24 seasons and “The Maury Povich Show” for seven years before that.
One of the more well-known segments was the paternity test reveals, when he would tell someone whether they were a child’s father. Povich said in a statement to Deadline that he had planned to end the show once the current contract expired this year. Povich hosted the nationally syndicated “Maury” for the last 24 seasons and “The Maury Povich Show” for seven years before that.
The popular daytime talk show comes to a close with the 2021-2022 season, reps for NBCUniversal confirmed to CNN. "Six years ago when I was ready to retire, my ...
I'm so proud of my relationship with NBCUniversal and all those who worked on the "Maury" show but as I occasionally tell my guests on 'Maury,' 'Enough, already!'"The show, well known for its paternity tests and guests with scandalous secrets, is in its 24th season with NBCUniversal. Povich is the longest running daytime talk show host in TV history." The popular daytime talk show comes to a close with the 2021-2022 season, reps for NBCUniversal confirmed to CNN."Six years ago when I was ready to retire, my the NBCUniversal family asked me to continue the show," host Maury Povich said in a statement. Maury and I decided two years ago that this season would be the farewell season for the show, and while his retirement is bittersweet, we are so happy for him to be able to spend more time on the golf course," Tracie Wilson, executive vice president for NBCUniversal Syndication Studios said in a statement.
Daytime Mainstay Maury Povich Is Retiring After 30+ Years on TV. The Maury Povich Show premiered in 1991, rechristened Maury in 98. Ending in Sept.
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“Original episodes will air though September and Maury will air in syndication for the foreseeable future.” Povich previously said he was ready to retire six ...
UK’s The Mirror reports the Emmy-nominated actor is in talks to join “Doctor Who” as part of a “Marvel-style makeover” of the long-running TV show. However, Newsweek reports some “Doctor Who” fans have slammed the casting rumor as the “worst choice possible.” The “Maury” show is ending after more than three decades as Maury Povich, 83, announced his retirement over the weekend.
The long-running daytime talk show series hosted by Maury Povich will end production this season and live on in syndication.
"I'm so proud of my relationship with NBCUniversal and all those who worked on the Maury show," he added, "but as I occasionally tell my guests on Maury, 'Enough, already!' " RELATED: Maury Is Ending After 31 Years on TV, Will Air Original Episodes Through September "Maury and I decided two years ago that this season would be the farewell season for the show, and while his retirement is bittersweet, we are so happy for him to be able to spend more time on the golf course," Wilson said in a statement of her own. Maury Povich Reacts to End of His Series: 'As I Occasionally Tell My Guests ... Enough, Already!' The long-running daytime talk show series hosted by Maury Povich will end production this season and live on in syndication Maury Povich is reacting to the end of his popular daytime talk show series. Shortly after PEOPLE confirmed that Maury will end production after this season, the 83-year-old host said in a statement that the decision to end the show was long-planned out and he is ready for retirement.
NEW YORK — Veteran daytime talk show host Maury Povich is retiring, with the last original episodes of “Maury” set for broadcast in September after 31 years ...
It switched to NBC Universal in 1998, shortening the show’s name. Povich was a television journalist before going into the talk show world, beginning in Washington, where his father, Shirley, was a well-known sportswriter. NBC Universal confirmed the impending exit of the 83-year-old Povich on Monday. Old episodes are likely to live on in some form, however, with the company saying that “the show has thousands of lively, entertaining and dramatic episodes that will continue to be successful in daytime for years to come.”
Maury, hosted and executive produced by Maury Povich, will end original productions at the end of this season.
PREVIOUS SATURDAY: Another syndicated daytime talk show is coming to an end: NBCUniversal’s veteran tabloid talker Maury, hosted and executive produced by Maury Povich. The show will end original productions at the end of this season, when Povich plans to retire. “Even though I told them I was ready for assisted living, out of loyalty to NBCUniversal and my more than 100 staff and crew members, Tracie Wilson and I agreed to one more deal. The Maury Povich Show was launched in 1991 by Paramount Domestic Television. It shortened its name to Maury in the mid-1990s.
The network said “Maury” will end its run of original episodes in September but said reruns will continue.
I’m so proud of my relationship with NBCUniversal and all those who worked on the "Maury" show but as I occasionally tell my guests on "Maury," "Enough, already!" According to the show’s website, Povich has had three syndicated shows: "A Current Affair" (1986-1990), "The Maury Povich Show" (1991-1998), and "Maury" (1998-2022). "Six years ago when I was ready to retire, my the NBCUniversal family asked me to continue the show," host Maury Povich, 83, said in a statement to FOX Television Stations. "Even though I told them I was ready for assisted living, out of loyalty to NBCUniversal and my more than 100 staff and crew members, Tracie Wilson and I agreed to one more deal.
After 30 years of talking about teen pregnancies, rare phobias and sexual infidelities as well as revealing who is or is not the father, daytime talk show ...
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The cancellation comes after other daytime talk shows got axed which includes: “Judge Jerry,” “The Nick Cannon Show,” and the “Wendy Williams Show.” See a ...
The show was known for controversial and salacious topics from airing DNA tests of infidelity and paternity test, which became a notable catchphrase, “You are not the father.” It was a mutual decision between the studio and host Maury Povich. New episodes will air in September then the show will air in syndication afterwards.
Povich hosted the nationally syndicated “Maury” for the last 24 seasons and “The Maury Povich Show” for seven years before that. The series dealt with an array of hot-button topics and social issues centered on his guests, as well as the in-studio audience ...
One of the more well-known segments was the paternity test reveals, when he would tell someone whether they were a child’s father. Povich said in a statement to Deadline that he had planned to end the show once the current contract expired this year. Povich hosted the nationally syndicated “Maury” for the last 24 seasons and “The Maury Povich Show” for seven years before that.
After three decades on air, Maury, the daytime talk show will end production this year. ET can confirm that the longtime host, Maury Povich, is retiring.
Get those paternity tests in now because “Maury” won't help you find out whether you're the father beyond this September. “Maury” is the latest daytime ...
Povich began his journalism career in Washington, working as a news reporter and sportscaster for WTTG, and later co-host of its daytime talk show “Panorama.” He later worked at NBC Chicago, KNXT-TV Los Angeles (where he anchored with future wife Connie Chung), KGO-TV San Francisco, KYW-TV Philadelphia and then back to WTTG. After Fox acquired the Metromedia station group, Povich moved to WNYW-TV New York, where he hosted the new tabloid news magazine “A Current Affair,” starting in 1986. “Even though I told them I was ready for assisted living, out of loyalty to NBCUniversal and my more than 100 staff and crew members, Tracie Wilson and I agreed to one more deal. Povich’s exit comes as NBCUniversal also ends another first-run syndicated series, “Judge Jerry,” hosted by Jerry Springer, after three seasons.