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The talk show of Alec Bladwin will be transferred from Saturday night to ABC's most coveted program on Saturday night, starting next month, the network opting for the rehearsal of "Shark Tank" at place of the actor.
The switch to Saturdays is considered a demotion for any show, as the night is usually one of the least watched TV nights of the week.
This decision comes amidst the poor ratings of Baldwn, who finished last in his time slot and attracted an average of only 1.47 million viewers. This decision also comes after Baldwin's arrest after a physical altercation with another man on a parking spot in Manhattan.
The actor and talk show host, whose credits include "Glengarry Glen Ross" and "The Hunt for Red October", is most recently known for his portrayal of Emmy Award President Trump
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This is not the first controversy of Baldwin. In November 2013, this 60-year-old woman confided to a photographer a gay insult that was filmed on a street in New York City. The incident led to the cancellation of its MSNBC program "Up Late" shortly thereafter.
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