As a longtime fan of Drew Barrymore, it’s heartening to see her daytime talk show, The Drew Barrymore Show, not only continue but thrive. Having grown up watching her movies, I can attest to her unique charm and charisma that translates perfectly into the world of daytime television.
The Drew Barrymore Show lives on.
Prior to its scheduled comeback on September 9th, the daytime talk show has been granted a sixth season extension, running up until the 2025-26 season. The show will still be broadcast on CBS stations, with improved time slots in seven of the top twenty markets as announced by Wendy McMahon, who serves as president and CEO of CBS News and Stations as well as CBS Media Ventures.
“Drew is an extraordinary performer who plays a vital role within CBS and Paramount,” she commented. “The early renewal and enhancements of the show are evidence of our dedication towards The Drew Barrymore Show and its devoted viewers, who look forward to Drew’s kindness, curiosity, and spontaneity each day.”
As a gamer, I’ve been keeping an eye on that nationally broadcast TV show that stirred up quite a buzz last autumn when its writing team decided to step back. The latest scoop is that it’s drawing about 1.1 million viewers per episode, which is pretty impressive. Despite the shake-up, Drew Barrymore and Jason Kurtz are still on board as executive producers. The show, set in the bustling city of New York, continues to be produced and distributed by CBS Media Ventures.
“Over the past few seasons, it’s become clear that The Drew Barrymore Show stands out from other daytime series. This unique program consistently delivers Drew’s positive vibe and advertiser-friendly content to its audience. Many of these improvements now team up Drew with a lead-in for CBS Mornings, a combination that has shown great strength. During this season, in markets where The Drew Barrymore Show airs at 9 AM, its viewership is 21% higher among total viewers when CBS Mornings serves as the lead-in.”
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2024-08-22 20:25