Anderson Cooper’s daytime talk show will be wrapping up after two seasons.
Warner Bros said Monday that the marketplace made it increasingly difficult for Anderson Live to “break through” to viewers despite format changes.
The show switched to live broadcasts in its second year but struggled to match the ratings performance of daytime frontrunners including Ellen and Live! With Kelly and Michael.
Newcomers, including Katie Couric, also made the talk show arena more competitive.
In a statement, Cooper said he was grateful to Warner Bros’ telepictures syndication arm for the opportunity and proud of his staff’s work.
Warner Bros says Cooper will continue with Anderson Live through summer 2013. He also remains the host of CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360.
