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Eleven Confirm Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.

Eleven is going gangbusters on Twitter today, making themselves known. Along with their tweets saying “he11o” was this revelation:



Channel 10 have been relatively good about playing The Late Show with David Letterman consistently each weeknight for the past few years. It seemed odd, though, that they weren’t also screening The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson straight after. Ferguson is by far the most consistently funny guy on late night in the US and its a shame that he wasn’t getting an airing locally.

This is all set to change with Ten’s new digital multi-channel Eleven now airing the show locally when it launches in 2011. This does beg an interesting question as to what will happen now with Letterman. Will it remain on Ten, or will it migrate to Eleven to provide a consistant late night programing line-up (presumably Letterman, followed by Ferguson)? If it does make the move, this will mean the end of another Ten staple.

Will Ten in 2011 look anything like we’ve known it in recent years?

Source: Crickey.

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Craig Ferguson recorded a special Australian-themed episode of his show, mentioning Eleven, which will be the first program to go to air on Tuesday.

Source: AAP Entertainment.

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It’s almost here. Network Ten’s digital channel Eleven makes its debut at 11.00am tomorrow, 11 January.

The channel starts with a special daytime screening of its signature late night show, The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson, from America’s CBS network – the network that Ten has partnered with in launching Eleven and from which much of its content will be sourced. The program will then continue to air on Eleven at 10.30pm weeknights from tomorrow.

Tuesday: 11:00am | 10:30pm (11:00am repeat) | 11:30pm
Wednesday: 10:30pm
Thursday:10:30pm
Friday: 10:30pm

Source: TV.com