The new iteration of the show is heading to Facebook Watch with a brand new title Steve on Watch. 

The daytime talk show is heading to the video-on-demand service operated by the social media giant after it ended its run in June on NBC. Back then the network decided to fill its prime daytime slots with new entry The Kelly Clarkson Show.

Harvey was disappointed at NBC’s decision saying back then, “I thought it would have been nice of them to come to me — as the only dude who’s survived [in daytime TV] for seven years — about it.”

Steve on Watch will center “on the everyday issues affecting his audience” along with interviews of film, TV and music stars, per Deadline. 

“Reaching my audience anywhere and everywhere they are has always been the goal. Facebook Watch viewers are the most energetic, engaged community, and so are my amazing fans. Getting all those people to directly engage on a platform like this is the perfect evolution of the show,” said Harvey. 

Steve on Watch is set to premiere January 6, 2020. 

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Multiple outlets confirm that Melissa McCarthy has been set to replace Harvey as the host of the unscripted talent competition for kids. The series, which hails from Warner Horizon Television and Ellen DeGeneres’ A Very Good Production banner is set to return to NBC for its fourth season. 

“Melissa’s just an incredible performer and incredible comedian,” NBC’s co-chairman of entertainment Paul Telegdy said in a statement. He continued saying that McCarthy “will bring a completely fresh perspective to it. Melissa is a strong creative force with her own ideas. Changes will be apparent.”

“Shows always go through an evolution and I know Meredith and the team in our Alternative division will come up with all sorts of fun ways to evolve the creative of the show because we feel that Melissa is a strong creative force with her own ideas about what the show should look like and changes will be apparent,” Telegdy added. 

A date for the series’ return has not been announced.

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The new iteration of the show is heading to Facebook Watch with a brand new title Steve on Watch. 

The daytime talk show is heading to the video-on-demand service operated by the social media giant after it ended its run in June on NBC. Back then the network decided to fill its prime daytime slots with new entry The Kelly Clarkson Show.

Harvey was disappointed at NBC’s decision saying back then, “I thought it would have been nice of them to come to me — as the only dude who’s survived [in daytime TV] for seven years — about it.”

Steve on Watch will center “on the everyday issues affecting his audience” along with interviews of film, TV and music stars, per Deadline. 

“Reaching my audience anywhere and everywhere they are has always been the goal. Facebook Watch viewers are the most energetic, engaged community, and so are my amazing fans. Getting all those people to directly engage on a platform like this is the perfect evolution of the show,” said Harvey. 

Steve on Watch is set to premiere January 6, 2020. 

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Multiple outlets confirm that Melissa McCarthy has been set to replace Harvey as the host of the unscripted talent competition for kids. The series, which hails from Warner Horizon Television and Ellen DeGeneres’ A Very Good Production banner is set to return to NBC for its fourth season. 

“Melissa’s just an incredible performer and incredible comedian,” NBC’s co-chairman of entertainment Paul Telegdy said in a statement. He continued saying that McCarthy “will bring a completely fresh perspective to it. Melissa is a strong creative force with her own ideas. Changes will be apparent.”

“Shows always go through an evolution and I know Meredith and the team in our Alternative division will come up with all sorts of fun ways to evolve the creative of the show because we feel that Melissa is a strong creative force with her own ideas about what the show should look like and changes will be apparent,” Telegdy added. 

A date for the series’ return has not been announced.

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