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It's a wrap for "Montel"

Wed Jan 30, 2008 8:34pm EST
Television talk show host Montel Williams speaks to the press on the steps of the Canon House Office Building in Washington, May 4, 2005. ''The Montel Williams Show'' will end its run at the end of this season after 17 years on the air. REUTERS/Micah Walter

Television talk show host Montel Williams speaks to the press on the steps of the Canon House Office Building in Washington, May 4, 2005. ''The Montel Williams Show'' will end its run at the end of this season after 17 years on the air.

Credit: Reuters/Micah Walter

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - "The Montel Williams Show" will end its run at the end of this season after 17 years on the air.

Entertainment  |  Television

CBS Television Distribution, the syndicated show's producer and distributor, is offering the compilation series "Best of Montel" for fall, which includes 52 weeks of highlight episodes from the show.

"We have been honored to have Montel as a part of our family for the past 17 years, and we're very excited that Montel will live on through these 'best of' episodes," said John Nogawski, president and COO of CBS TV Distribution.

In a similar move, Sony Pictures TV recently announced that it will cease production on veteran court show "Judge Hatchett" after the end of its current eighth season and cull from the series' library to present 52 themed weeks for fall.

Reuters/Hollywood Reporter



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