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 Friday, Deadline reported that Winkleman is in advanced talks to host her own chat show.

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The traitors were completed by chat show host Ross and singer Cat Burns - both of whom seem to have more of the conniving mindset needed for a great traitor.

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

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

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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.

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