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The decline of late-night television is a story of leadership failure, misplaced priorities, and a shift away from genuine comedy toward ideological posturing. Uncle Casey's insights underscore that the core issue isn't the format but the personalities leading these shows. The successful models of Gutfeld and Stewart demonstrate that when hosted by engaging, authentic figures, late night can still thrive.
The question remains: Will the networks make the necessary changes, or will they allow the genre to fade into obscurity? The choices they make in the coming year will determine whether late night comedy remains a vital part of American culture or becomes a footnote in television history.