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Jonathan Ross says bye-bye to the BBC
by Danny Gallagher, posted Jan 7th 2010 6:02PM
While Americans were wondering whether or not they are about to lose their familiar late night face, Great Britain said goodbye to theirs. Jonathan Ross, the host of the BBC's and BBC America's late night chat show Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, has announced he won't renew his contract with the broadcasting giant.
The talker released a statement that said his decision to leave was not motivated by money and contained "other considerations." He reiterated his kind sentiments towards the network met with reporters at his home as he brought them some tea.
Any idea who might make for a good replacement once his contract runs out?
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