Noah’s exit, and the recent departure of James Corden as host of CBS’s The Late Late Show, along with the cancellation of Samantha Bee’s Full Frontal, has left many pondering the future of late-night TV.
For Noah, it’s not just about late-night: The entire media landscape is changing.
“People see late-night as changing because it’s a very apparent one,” he said, elaborating: “If you take a wider look, you realize all media is changing. Gone are the days when one show gets everyone around the water cooler at the same time … the world is becoming a lot more niche.”
“Media used to be dictated to people, and now they are able to pick what entertainment is à la carte,” he added, which gives audiences a lot of “power.”
Noah is unequivocally ready to listen to his own audience and take them on this new journey with him.
He’s very much ready for his next act.
