Jeremy Kyle off to the USA

It has now been reported that Jeremy Kyle Show should be launching a US version in 2011:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8478776.stm

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/ustv/news/a199054/the-jeremy-kyle-show-heading-to-us.html

This does leave a couple of questions, will ITV just use USA version of the programmes to fill up 9.25am slot or will this kill what would be the very last UK Talk show on British TV.

I dare say alot of people on here will be happy to see the back of him will other will miss him. ITV2 I dare say will keep repeating them to death along with Judge Judy

What could be a replacement, or could this be the time for ITV to give its daytime a bit of a make over?
It would be nice to have a games show back

9.25: ITV mornings
09.30 Gameshow
10am This Morning
Noon: ITN lunchtime news
12.35: losses woman
13.30: new 30mins show

Your description of the programme as a talk show amuses me. Good riddance, let's hope that ITV finally give up on this style of programming.

I actually have no idea what you would call this type of show ITV might just bring back this maybe?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cVExJYSGIs

I dunno. I think if done properly it can gain a little bit of dignity. I'd sit through an episode of Vanessa but that's purely for nostalgic reasons. Plus, I can't see ratings for a gameshow being too high in that slot nowadays, and ITV will probably make them cheesier than Wallace and Gromit's kitchen cupboards. Who's up for a return of the Trade Test?

Sounds to me they may have found a solution to funding the series, ok it'll be a US version but it would still fit into the schedule alongside the UK version.

Nah sanitise the slot, replace with something less controversial, could be an opportunity to do a morning repeat of Emmerdale or Coronation Street on the main channel. Could look for an import too which could be primetimed on ITV2 later in the day.

This show sounds interesting!

Bye-bye Jeremy Kyle, don't come back you nauseating tosser.

I'm sure it'll continue in the UK as episodes can (and presumably are) filmed in bulk and repeats can be slotted in quite easily - and then add in US episodes to make up the difference and it wouldn't need to go anywhere.

I thought the UK version was being axed or was that just a made up Daily Star type thing?

He's still advertising for future UK shows the last time I saw a programme.

Yeah, not a lot of talking on it. Mainly shouting, screaming and grunting from the guests and hectoring from Kyle.