Archive · 22 Nov 2025
CBS Saturday Morning's Future Uncertain Amidst Restructuring and Layoffs
CBS is making big changes to its Saturday morning show.
The current hosts are leaving, and many other jobs are being cut.
The show might be cancelled or changed, but a new host has been chosen.
Many important people have left the network recently.
CBS Saturday Morning co-hosts Michelle Miller and Dana Jacobson to depart
Over 100 positions laid off in CBS News restructuring
Show's future uncertain, possible cancellation or format change
Adriana Diaz expected to fill hosting role starting November 29
Several high-profile figures recently exited the network
- Who
- Michelle Miller, Dana Jacobson, Brian Applegate, Adriana Diaz, and over 100 CBS News employees
- What
- Changes to CBS Saturday Morning show, including potential cancellation and layoffs
- When
- Final episode of current hosts on this weekend, Adriana Diaz starts on November 29
- Where
- CBS News, broadcast from New York
- Why
- To cut costs and restructure CBS News
Pro-restructuring
Pro-status quo
Show's future
Pro-restructuring
Potential cancellation or format change could improve ratings and save costs
Pro-status quo
Cancellation or significant changes could alienate long-time viewers and damage the network's reputation
- Current ratings
- 1.9 million total viewers, 346,000 in the 25-54 demo
- Show duration
- Two hours, 7 am - 9 am ET every Saturday
- Network president
- Tom Cibrowski
- Editor-in-chief
- Bari Weiss
- Possible new host
- Adriana Diaz