We’ve seen the landscape of late night television go through a complete overhaul of the last two years. And the results have been, well, diminishing outside of a few viral bits and the power of Jimmy Fallon. On the flipside, daytime television is now throwing a new hat in the ring to fight for eyeballs of from stay-at-home / work-from-home’s. And the show is called Harry.
Harry will reflect the unparalleled hosting and entertainment skills of Harry Connick, Jr. as well as his broad career in music, film, television, and Broadway. Harry will bring the party to daytime, entertaining viewers with a live band and delivering laughter through a variety of comedic segments, hilarious man-on-the-street interviews, as well as audience participation, human interest stories, celebrity interviews and lots of surprises. Justin Stangel, Eric Stangel and Jason Kurtz are Executive Producers along with Harry Connick, Jr. and Ann Marie Wilkins.
Harry, the nationally syndicated daytime show debuts Monday, September 12th and will feature a slew of comedic talent including cameos by Kristen Bell, Zooey Deschanel, Anthony Anderson, and John Stamos.
