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After 15 years of being a staple in CBS’ daytime lineup, The Talk is taking its final bow today.

Hosts Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Natalie Morales, Jerry O’Connell, and Sheryl Underwood have been preparing for the last episode for months.

Last spring, news broke that The Talk would end with a shortened Season 15.

This entire week, the hosts have been celebrating the legacy of The Talk ahead of the final episode.

Fans of The Talk aren’t ready to say goodbye, and many wonder why the show was canceled.

Let’s take a look at what we know.

Why is The Talk ending?

The Talk is ending to make room for the new CBS soap Beyond The Gates. Scheduling was the main reason, as the network needed to make room for its next venture.

CBS has a packed daytime schedule with The Young and the Restless, The Bold and the Beautiful,...

In “Redemption,” Episode 8 of Live from the Other Side with Tyler Henry that aired on Nov. 6, clairvoyant medium Tyler Henry hosted a reading with the actor and singer Kristin Chenoweth. Her guests included Shannon Mackay (her assistant), Melody Young (her business manager), Genna Geibelson (Young’s daughter), and Jonathan Hanousek (her hairstylist and old friend).

Tony and Emmy Award–winning star Chenoweth — who also stars in the Netflix Christmas movie Our Little Secret, premiering Nov. 27 — is a longtime fan of Henry. She said, “I actually prayed for him because I saw how much energy and love he puts into the world, and I know what the cost of that is, so I’m really happy to be here.”

At the top of the show, Henry zeroed in on two important mother figures from Chenoweth’s life: her late biological mother, who was a “youthful” spirit, and a living mother...

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With over 500 scripted shows now airing across broadcast, cable and streaming, it’s easy to forget that a favorite comedy is returning, or that the new “prestige drama” you anticipated is about to debut. So consider this our reminder to set your DVR, order a Season Pass, pop a fresh Memorex into the Vcr… however it is you roll.

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Tyler Henry knows a thing or two about transmitting messages: The 28-year-old medium has been communicating with the dead since he was just 10 years old. Over the last decade, Henry has performed readings for many celebrities, including the Kardashians, Megan Fox, and the late Alan Thicke. With a waiting list of more than 600,000 people, he’s the most sought-after medium in the world.

Following the success of his Netflix series, Life After Death with Tyler Henry, the clairvoyant medium returned with a live series on Sept. 17. Across eight weekly episodes moderated by dancer and actor Amanda Kloots, Live from the Other Side with Tyler Henryinvites celebrity guests for emotional readings that help them find hope, healing, and long-awaited answers from their loved ones who’ve died. The identities of Live from the Other Side guests are kept a secret from Henry until the cameras start rolling — in fact,...

In “Hope,” Episode 5 of Live from the Other Side with Tyler Henry, whichaired on Oct. 29, the clairvoyant medium hosted a reading with former NFL star Rob “Gronk” Gronkowski and his partner, Camille Kostek, a model, TV personality, and former New England Patriots cheerleader. The couple invited Rob’s older brother Dan, his wife, Brittany Gronkowski, and their friend Zoe, also a former Patriots cheerleader.

Even before Henry stepped on stage to meet his guests, he received two strong impressions — a stiff shoulder and a “Red Sox object,” which he noted in his journal. Turns out, Brittany had brought a Red Sox hat that had belonged to her late father.

But before Henry got to talking baseball, he began the reading with professional football, the sport Rob is most famous for, and an important figure for Rob during his nine seasons playing for the New England Patriots. Henry mentioned...

On Oct. 1, clairvoyant medium Tyler Henry hosted comedian Nikki Glaser on his weekly live show, Live From the Other Side. In Episode 3, titled “Understanding,” Henry engaged in a conversation with Glaser, her parents Julie and Ej, and friends Andrew Collin and Lizzy Cooperman. Their shared dialogue largely centered on family dynamics, emphasizing the intricacies of relationships, shared memories, and the vital need for connection across generations.

“I was really looking for me and my family to just have an experience that would make us believe that there was something more than this,” Glaser told Tudum after the live taping.

A significant part of their discussion revolved around Glaser’s cherished aunt, Lynn, whom Henry specifically mentioned. One particularly touching moment in the episode occurred when Henry appeared to establish a connection with Lynn, who passed away in 2021.

“Goodbye aunt Lynn,” Glaser shared on Instagram after her aunt’s passing.

Michael Corbett has been acting for several decades and has become well-known in the soap world. He’s best remembered as con artist David Kimble on The Young and the Restless from 1986 to 1991 and most recently appeared as Judge Evan Scott on The Bold and the Beautiful. The prolific actor is also a producer and has worked with psychic medium Tyler Henry on a couple of shows. Now, the two have a new series headed to Netflix.

Anything Could Happen

Known for producing the shows Mansions and Millionaires (2004), and Mansion Hunters (2014), Corbett teamed up with Henry to create two other series that he also executive produced: Life After Death with Tyler Henry (2022), and Hollywood Medium (2019 to 2022). Their latest project is Live From the Other Side, which will air on Netflix.

Read This: Corbett believes David Kimble may not be dead.

He spoke with Soap Opera Digest about this new venture,...

World-renowned clairvoyant medium Tyler Henry is back with a brand new reality series on Netflix. It's titled Live from the Other Side with Tyler Henry, and viewers will get to watch Hollywood’s go-to medium offer readings to many celebrity guests. Yes, this is similar to Henry's other Netflix show, Life After Death with Tyler Henry. The only difference is that he's inviting celebrities for emotional readings instead of everyday people.

Tyler Henry is a 28-year-old medium from Hanford, California. When he was just 10 years old, he learned that he had psychic abilities. In 2016, his first reality series Hollywood Medium With Tyler Henry premiered on E!. This series showed Henry meeting with celebrities to bring them messages from the beyond. It had a series run of four seasons before ending in 2019.

His next reality show would be Life After Death with Tyler Henry, which premiered on Netflix in 2022. In this series,...