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The syndicated show taped its final episode on Thursday and episodes will air through June with reruns airing through September, according toVariety.
The news may have not been surprising to Harvey himself, who expresseduncertainty over the show’s placeat the network back in January. At the time, Harvey singled outKelly Clarkson’s new show as the reason his show would likely find itself looking for a new network in the near future.
Reps for Harvey and NBC did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s requests for comment.
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Harvey’s show had originally followed a similar format to the popularDr. Philprogram, winning a handful ofEmmy awardsin the Informative Talk Show category.
NBC executives were reportedly unhappy with the decision to cancel Harvey’s show, due to the network losing its ownership stakes of the popular daytime talk show, according toVariety.
Harvey’s producers are in the process of shopping the program to other networks, however, fans of the show can still watch him onFamily Feudin the meantime.
In September 2018, originalAmerican IdolchampionClarksonfirstrevealedthat she would be returning to the small screen in the fall of 2019 with her very own daytime talk show.
And in January, Harvey spoke out about Clarkson’s show taking his time slot, admitting that he would have liked for NBC to reveal the news to him personally instead of finding out in the press.
“I’m an honorable guy and I’m just an old school guy and I just thought that you’re supposed to talk to people and go, ‘Look, you’ve been good business for us. This is what we’re thinking of doing. Are you okay with that?’ No, you don’t just put something in the paper and say, ‘I’m gonna make this move right here’ because it’s crazy,” he said. “You look at the numbers on my show and it’s No. 4 in daytime television — it’s holding right there. I got a hit, so somebody’s gonna recognize that.”
source: people.com
