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''RTL Late Night'' was hosted by [[Humberto Tan]] who made it an instant success. |
''RTL Late Night'' was hosted by [[Humberto Tan]] who made it an instant success. After a period of declining views and media-backlash, Tan announced his departure in February 2018. With three more months left, his final week on the show (June 4-8) was a line of surprises including a 13-minute version of ''[[Roast (comedy)|Roast]]''. Tan will be replaced [[Twan Huys]] as the host of ''RTL Late Night''. |
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| RTL Late Night | |
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| Genre | Talk show |
| Presented by | Humberto Tan |
| Theme music composer | Stephen Emmer |
| Country of origin | Netherlands |
| Original language | Dutch |
| Production | |
| Production locations | NH Schiller Hotel, Amsterdam |
| Running time | 60 minutes |
| Production company | RTL Nederland |
| Original release | |
| Network | RTL 4 |
| Release | 26 August 2013 |
RTL Late Night is a Dutch late night television talkshow. It is broadcast since August 26, 2013 on commercial station RTL 4 on weekdays between 22:30 and 23:40.
Background
In the daily program, guests are seated at a table to discuss current news or sport topics. Richard Groenendijk, Jan Heemskerk, Jan van Hooff, Goedele Liekens, Frits Spits, Saskia Noort, Arjan Postma, Peter R. de Vries, Gerard Ekdom and Jan Jaap van der Wal had a recurring appearance in the show's broadcasts. Marieke Elsinga (earlier Luuk Ikink) discusses the most striking news of the day and the best virals or videos.
The recordings were initially from the American Hotel in the capital city Amsterdam, but since April 2014 the studio is located in NH Schiller Hotel in the same city.
Change of host
RTL Late Night was hosted by Humberto Tan who made it an instant success. After a period of declining views and media-backlash, Tan announced his departure in February 2018. With three more months left, his final week on the show (June 4-8) was a line of surprises including a 13-minute version of Roast. Tan will be replaced Twan Huys as the host of RTL Late Night.
External links
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