Can he leave the entertainment industry as a whole thanks

Kill it. Kill all the late night shows. They are no longer relevant, barely create any *moments* and are just so unfunny. 

That’s a two-hour block that we could be doing something interesting with. I’d love to see what networks would do in absence of the white-man-in-suit-jokes-about-politics mainstay. Shake it up, for god’s sake. 

PLEASE a woman. I have never once watched these shows when they’re actually on, but the clips on YouTube are a majority of what I watch on YouTube. 

James Corden announced today he’s leaving The Late Late Show after seven years, which feels like a relatively short tenure:

https://tvline.com/2022/04/28/james-corden-leaving-the-late-late-show-cbs-contract-statement/amp/

Of course, I’m sure people will wonder: who will replace him? He was an unlikely choice to begin with, and late night could use a little bit of a shake up. But I think the bigger question is: should anyone replace him? Late night has become a bit of an odd thing in the streaming era — is anyone really staying up late to watch a lukewarm show with two-minute guest interviews?

At this point, is there room on TV for late night, or is it time to retire it once and for all?

Should anyone replace James Corden?