In what sounds like a familiar script, Steve Harvey is pulling the plug on his Chicago-based syndicated daytime talk show after five years and moving to Los Angeles to launch a new show in ...

Steve Harvey’s syndicated daytime talk show “Steve” will end its run in June.The writing was on the wall for the show last September year when NBC cut a deal with Kelly Clarkson for a talk ...

Steve Harvey announced he's taking his talk show and leaving Chicago to launch a new show in Los Angeles in 2017, the Chicago Tribune reported. The syndicated "Steve Harvey" show will stop ...

The daytime talk show "Steve Harvey" is filmed in Chicago, but there's a whole lot of Cleveland attitude shaping this new series. That's true in front of the cameras and behind them.

Steve Harvey’s much anticipated talk show is set to tape at Chicago’s NBC 5 studios. In addition, the comedian’s show will bring about 100 jobs to the area and attract more than 35,000 ...

Steve Harvey will air a two-part season premiere of his show next month focused on “What Men Think,” despite complaints the Chicago audience was disrespectful to the women on stage. Harvey ...

With competition all around, Steve Harvey at least isn't losing ground in the TV ratings in Chicago. So how is Steve Harvey's TV talk show faring in the middle of its second season in its hometown ...

Steve Harvey talk show 'Steve' is indeed done at NBC, as NBCUniversal is done distributing the series after just two seasons. By Mikey O'Connell Following months of speculation, Steve Harvey’s ...

Production of the "Steve Harvey" show in Chicago is ending in May and is expected to start up again in Los Angeles in September, according to sources familiar with the move. Some of the 100 ...

“Steve on Watch,” comedian Steve Harvey‘s daily Facebook Watch talk show, has been renewed for a second season, Variety has learned exclusively. The second season will premiere on Sept. 14.

Harvey will have an ownership stake in the as-yet-unnamed show, which will be distributed by NBC Universal and carried on all NBC-owned stations, including WMAQ-Ch.5 in Chicago.