NBC News Now has ended its primetime program Stay Tuned, one of the few network shows produced out of Los Angeles.
Gadi Schwartz, who anchored the 8 p.m. ET streaming series, will remain with the network, according to a source familiar with the decision. The cancellation affects roughly a dozen positions; affected staffers can apply for about 50 openings in the news division, including roles at Dateline and in news specials.
NBC has prioritized NBC News Now and seen significant viewership growth, including on Election Night. But the decision to end Stay Tuned followed a review of resources and programming, the source said. Variety first reported the move.
The show’s final episode aired Wednesday, and its time slot will be filled with replays of other programs on the schedule. Launched in 2023, Stay Tuned had been the network’s only original primetime show and grew out of a Snapchat program Schwartz hosted with Savannah Sellers.
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