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Judge Jerry will debut in September on U. Promotional photo for Springer's daytime talk show in Springer, 75, came to Cincinnati in after earning a law degree from Northwestern University, and working on Sen. Robert Kennedy's presidential campaign. After Kennedy's assassination, he worked for a Cincinnati law firm before running for Congress unsuccessfully in , winning a Cincinnati City Council seat in , and later serving as mayor. His daytime show ceased production last spring after 27 years, although reruns air nationally on the CW network, including 3 p.

This piece was originally published August 24, and is part of The A. But is the cocktail party banter really worth the damage to your soul? I can only speak for myself here, but honestly? Not really. The longevity of The Jerry Springer Show is, frankly, insane. The show debuted on September 30, , and chugged along until this June, when The Hollywood Reporter announced that although new rights holder The CW would continue to show reruns, it had not ordered any new episodes of the show and was unlikely to do so in the future.

When former Cincinnati mayor Jerry Springer first signed on the air with his signature TV talk show in , there was little reason to suspect that this was the beginning of a cultural juggernaut. But after more than a quarter century, Springer has more than proven that his is a show apart. Springer hailed from an era of series daytime talk shows that had replaced the celebrity-driven formats of the s—Dinah Shore and Mike Douglas were retired by their syndicators in , while the mighty Merv Griffin called it quits at age 60 in It was Phil Donahue who rode to the rescue, tying his top-rated daytime show to white-hot issues that were previously taboo for TV—transgenderism, date rape, molestation, domestic violence, feminists versus fundamentalists, AIDS, institutional racism, and so on.

The CW now airs reruns and unaired episodes. The Jerry Springer Show premiered on September 30, It was taped in Chicago from to and in Stamford, Connecticut from to The show taped its final scenes on July 6, , and its final episode aired on July 26, , with reruns continuing on The CW immediately thereafter; The CW retains rights to produce new episodes.