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Byron Allen Discusses Comics Unleashed Transition to CBS Late Night

Comedian and media executive Byron Allen appeared on CBS Mornings to address the move of his show Comics Unleashed into the CBS late-night slot. The interview covered the program's format and scheduling change.

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Byron Allen Discusses Comics Unleashed Transition to CBS Late Night

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Comedian and media executive Byron Allen appeared on CBS Mornings to discuss the placement of his show Comics Unleashed in the CBS late-night time slot. Allen described the program as a stand-up comedy showcase that features multiple performers in each episode.

The conversation addressed how the show will occupy the network's late-night position and what adjustments, if any, are planned for the new schedule.

CBS Mornings conducted the interview as part of its regular segment lineup.

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