New Late Night Show

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PIFN PRESS RELEASE

In an effort to take back late night, PIFN has pulled Rosie's Roundtable from the fall schedule effective this September.

In a search for a new replacement, PIFN has narrowed its list from five replacements to only two. Nicole Sullivan (MadTV, King of Queens, Rita Rocks) and Wanda Sykes (Wanda Sykes Show, Old Christine) were named the two finalists earlier this evening. The two ladies beat out Mo Collins (MadTV), Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Seinfeld, Old Christine), and Sarah Silverman (Sarah Silverman Program) for the spot. PIFN is expected to announce the new host within the next 48 hours.

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NICOLE SULLIVAN DROPS OUT

Nicole Sullivan, who was in the running for a late night series on PIFN, has dropped out of the race. Nicole Sullivan, who joins the cast of $#*! My Dad Says this fall, will be too busy to fulfill the role of a late night host.

In hearing of the news, PIFN announced that they are searching for more candidates, and that Wanda Sykes is still in the running.

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THE LEAH REMINI SHOW (tentative title) PREMIERES THIS FALL

After a long search, PIFN is proud to announce that Leah Remini will be joining the PIFN family this fall. Remini, best known for her work on the CBS sitcom King of Queens, will replace Rosie O'Donnell in the 11pm timeslot. Yankeesrj12, the President of PIFN says, "Leah Remini brings a lot of talent to late night. After starring in a hit comedy for nine seasons, she brings something new and fresh to late night. We are excited to have Ms. Remini join the PIFN family, and we can not wait for her to get started."