Actual Real Reason Why Steve Harvey's Talk Show Got Canceled

 Actual Real Reason Why Steve Harvey's Talk Show Got Canceled

 Steve Harvey was cautioned about Kelly Clarkson's syndicated program months prior

Steve Harvey's NBC daytime television show Steve was dropped, as indicated by Variety

Steve indicated that he may leave the system back in January and was supposedly not satisfied with the way NBC dealt with the circumstance

Kelly Clarkson's new television show will allegedly supplant Steve's vacancy in September

A lot to the dishearten of Steve Harvey fans all over the place, Variety wrote about May 10 that the system is dropping his syndicated program. 

The syndicated daytime television show Steve (recently known as The Steve Harvey Show) has been broadcasting live for a long time. The last scene was supposedly shot last Thursday, and NBC will demonstrate unique Steve scenes through June and reruns in September.

?Nooo! Why are they canceling Steve Harvey's show

According to reports, the network is making way for The Kelly Clarkson Show and giving the American Idol winner the primetime slot when that launches in September of this year.

The Family Feud host had previously hinted back in January that Kelly would be taking his slot. When talking with reporters at the Variety Entertainment Summit about the possibility of his show being canceled, he sounded pretty upset

“I thought I was [going to stay with NBC] until they made an announcement a couple weeks ago that they wanted to give Kelly Clarkson the owned-and-operated NBC networks — that’s my slot," Steve announced. "I don't know if it sold, it's not selling like they thought, but I thought it would have been nice of them to come to me ..."

: He continued to slam NBC for how they allegedly handled the situation

I'm just an old school guy, and I just thought that you're supposed to just talk to people and just go, 'Look, you've been good business for us. This is what we're thinking of doing, are you okay with that?' No, you just don't put something in the paper and say, 'I'm just going to make this move right here,' because it's crazy

Yet, that is not all. Assortment proceeds to guarantee that Steve's show may have been "the setback of ill will among NBCUniversal and Endeavor's IMG Original Content over IMG's takeover of the show two seasons back." 

After his underlying five-year manage co-makers Endemol Shine North America and NBCUniversal finished, Steve cut an arrangement with IMG Original Content in 2016 to create another rendition of his television show (which is the reason he renamed it Steve from The Steve Harvey Show). The new program guaranteed to incorporate greater big-name visitors and comedic sections. 

Since IMG offered Steve a bigger proprietorship stake in the show, increasingly inventive power, and higher pay, he took the arrangement. Accordingly, NBCUniversal was allegedly "irate" for losing their offer in Steve's show. It's not 100% clear whether this animosity was a factor in the choice to drop Steve, however, it's intriguing intel in any case. 

On a lot more joyful note, the report additionally demonstrates that Steve may not be totally gone, all things considered. Rather, Steve might wander on the web, "perhaps with Facebook, to grandstand the sort of comedic and topical sections" that made his show so fruitful in any case. 

As it were, it doesn't seem like it's farewell for Steve Harvey — it's simple, perhaps, see you later ... on an alternate stage