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9th October 2016
02:08pm BST
According to The Sun, Alan spoke about the show, comparing it that of fellow comedian Graham Norton's chat show.
"I just think that the art of the chat show has evolved unless you can get the amazing guests all the time that Norton gets. "I’ll be honest with you, I don’t think moving it to a Thursday was the best move."He spoke of how grateful he was to Channel 4 for keeping the show going for so long, but admitted to not being able to see a future for the show.
"Three guests a week and Channel 4, God love ’em, extended it to 30 episodes — that’s 90 guests who are relevant and people are interested in, up against the amazing Norton and Jonathan Ross. “I’ve gone as far as I can with Chatty Man."Alan is set to channel his presenting skills elsewhere as he's going to concentrate on a new show called Alan Carr's Happy Hour. People took to Twitter to express disappointment at the decision of Channel 4.
omg alan carr's chatty man has been cancelled, fumin.
— alix (@alix_w1) October 9, 2016
Sad 2 hear @AlanCarr @chattyman been axed.I?this show.Graham Norton not a patch on Alan https://t.co/geRDkyaYYo via https://t.co/2eWDe2sKjh
— ♡♡LOU☆LOU♡♡ (@LouiseGomerson) October 9, 2016
AH NO Alan Carr chatty man is one of my favourite shows .. https://t.co/sjGWV34fXO
— Hughie maughan (@hughie_maughan) October 9, 2016
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