Satiric commentary and discussion on current political and social topics.

Australian comedian Rove McManus hosts a comedic talk show taped in Los Angeles.

Fast-moving game show meets talk show, which sees Frank Skinner refereeing three celebrities each week as they compete to banish their top peeve or worst nightmare to the depths of Room 101. The show's format was given a complete revamp when Frank Skinner became the new keeper in 2012. Instead of the original Room 101 format, three guests were on each show. The show was divided into a number of categorised rounds, into which each guest would nominate something they hated from in that category. They would then argue about why they felt their nominated item should go into Room 101, at the end of which Skinner would choose from all the nominations. At the end of each show, the guest Skinner felt had argued the best would be allowed to put any object into Room 101 unchallenged.

In the end, it wasn't just Regis and Kelly, or Regis and Kathie Lee ... it felt more like Regis and everybody. After some 16,000 hours in front of a television camera, Regis Philbin signed off Live! with Regis and Kelly Friday morning. Ending a 28-year run, the "Farewell Special" began oddly with a black-and-white camera following him on his final walk to the studio. It had a little of a Dead Man Walking feel to it. But once he got to the stage, he walked out to a star-studded audience of family and friends. Among them: Diane Sawyer, Donald Trump, Tony Danza and Kathie Lee Gifford (with whom he co-hosted Live! for 15 years), as well as Philbin's wife, Joy, and his daughters.

Australian comedian Rove McManus hosts a comedic talk show taped in Los Angeles.

Yet another daytime television talk show, specializing in sensationalistic topics, with invited guests and a studio audience.

With this Bill, you get change. (season 5)