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Maury Povich's Maury is ending this spring after three decades, with Queer Eye's Karamo Brown set to fill his void
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Povich, who at 83 has been hosting his hit daytime talk show since 1991, is ending production this spring, reports Broadcasting & Cable. His show will live on in reruns like The Jerry Springer Show. NBC Universal is expected to fill the Maury void with Karamo Brown, hosted by Queer Eye's Brown, who has guest-hosted Maury. Maury boss Paul Faulhaber is expected to executive produce Karamo Brown. NBC Universal has yet to officially pick up Karamo Brown.
TOPICS: Maury Povich, Karamo, Maury, Karamo Brown, Cancelations, Renewals & Pickups, Daytime TV
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