chat show

noun

British.

1. a television talk show.

chat show

noun

1. US name: talk show. a television or radio show in which guests, esp celebrities, are interviewed informally

Word History and Origins

Origin of chat show¹

First recorded in 1970–75

Example Sentences

On the US chat show The View, comedian and actress Whoopi Goldberg said audiences can tell the difference between humans and synthetic performers.

From BBC

Since then he has gone on to have his own chat show, sitcom, film and podcast.

From BBC

Bookers for chat show sofas and celebrity television will have taken note of a squad who, often by necessity, have grown a sizeable social media presence.

From BBC

That critique assumes great masses of voters devour campaign memoirs with the same voracious appetite as those who surrender their Sundays to the Beltway chat shows, or mainline political news like a continuous IV drip.

From Los Angeles Times

The 31-year-old believes Chicken Shop Date, and similar YouTube shows such as Hot Ones have leapfrogged more traditional chat shows to the top of many celebrity agents' lists when their client has something to promote.

From BBC