Piers Morgan's prime-time talk show has been cancelled with the journalist admitting the audience in the United States is getting ''tired'' of him. The former newspaper editor joined US channel CNN in a blaze of publicity three years ago to take over
CNN President Jeff Zucker has decided to bring an end to Piers Morgan's low-rated primetime show, network sources told POLITICO on Sunday. "Piers Morgan Live" could end as early as next month, though Morgan may stay with the network in another role.
"It's been a painful period and lately we have taken a bath in the ratings," Morgan told David Carr, The New York Times media columnist, who reported that Piers Morgan Live will "probably" see its last episode air this March. A CNN rep confirmed to The
The New York Times confirms what we have long reported: Piers Morgan will lose his 9 p.m. CNN show this year. Noting Morgan's abysmal ratings as of late, reporter David Carr spoke directly with the British TV host and
Larry King, legendary talk show host and former CNN fixture, stepped down from his long-running talk show program in 2010 to make room for Piers Morgan. King, 81, was never much for retirement and immediately began
Piers Morgan respond to critics as news spreads his CNN show is toast
