Gutfeld!

• Greg Gutfeld: host (2015–present)
• Kat Timpf: co-host/regular panelist (2015–present)^[4]
• Tyrus: co-host/regular panelist (2016–present)^[5]

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  Host Greg Gutfeld
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  Co-host/regular panelist Kat Timpf
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  Co-host/regular panelist Tyrus

When the show debuted in 2015, the cast originally included the host Greg Gutfeld, regular panelist Kat Timpf and former panelist Joanne Nosuchinsky, producer and writer Gene Nelson, executive producer and announcer Tom O'Connor, and comedian Tom Shillue. After Nosuchinsky left at the end of 2016, Tyrus replaced her.^[6] When the show moved to weeknights in 2021, guests Joe Machi, Joe DeVito and Emily Compagno joined as frequent panelists.

In 2022, comedian Jamie Lissow joined as a frequent panelist, after stand-up comedian Joe Machi was seen less on the show as he embarked on a comedy tour.^[7][8] When Gutfeld is absent, Tom Shillue, Kat Timpf, Tyrus, Dana Perino, Brian Kilmeade and Joe Machi serve as guest hosts.^[9]

Notable guests have included: Kennedy, Jon Taffer (Timpf joined him on an episode of Bar Rescue), Charlie Sheen, Roseanne Barr and Rob Schneider (both had a stand-up comedy special on Fox Nation), Donald Trump, Sherrod Small,^[10] Adam Carolla, Gad Saad, Dagen McDowell, Guy Benson, Charles Hurt, Julie Banderas, Michele Tafoya, Kevin O'Leary, Penn Jillette, Mark Cuban, Tucker Carlson, Pete Hegseth, Jessica Tarlov, Larry Gatlin, Stephen Baldwin, Jim Florentine, Jim Norton, Candace Owens, Dean Cain and Drew Pinsky, among others.^[11][12]

The show previously aired on Saturday and Sunday nights at 10:00 p.m. ET as The Greg Gutfeld Show from its release on May 31, 2015, until March 13, 2021. In February 2021, Gutfeld announced that the show would move to weeknights at 11:00 p.m. ET.^[13] In March 2021, Gutfeld revealed that the weekday edition of the show would premiere on Monday, April 5, under the new title Gutfeld!. The final weekend episode of the show aired on March 13, 2021, and the first weekday episode aired on April 5, 2021.^[14]

Gutfeld! has been taped in front of a live studio audience in New York City since 2016, but because of NYC's COVID-19 restrictions, this was not possible for most of 2020 and 2021. In 2022, Gutfeld revealed a new studio for Gutfeld! which more closely resembled traditional late-night talk show studios. It included expanded room for a larger studio audience, which, since May 2022, has appeared in every episode. In order to maximize studio audience opportunities, Gutfeld has taken the show on tour.^{[citation needed]}

In the event of breaking news, Gutfeld! is preempted by an additional hour of Fox News @ Night, as was the case upon the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on February 23, 2022. As the extended Ukraine coverage continued for several weeks, rumors surfaced that the show might have been permanently cancelled.^[15] However, the show returned on Monday, March 14.^{[citation needed]}

During the 2023 Writers Guild of America strike, Gutfeld! was not affected with all of the other late-night shows including The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Late Night with Seth Meyers and The Daily Show halting production. This was mainly attributed to the smaller Gutfeld! staff compared to its competition, and because none of them were members of the WGA before or during the strike.^[16]

On June 26, 2023, Fox News announced that Gutfeld! would move to 10 p.m. ET beginning July 17, 2023, as part of a larger realignment of its prime time schedule. This meant the show would no longer compete with other late-night talk shows.^[17][18]

The success of the show resulted in Fox News debuting a new comedy program called Fox News Saturday Night in June 2023, which often had regular panelists Tyrus, Kat Timpf and Tom Shillue serve as interim hosts before Jimmy Failla became the permanent host.^[19]

The show has five blocks, with commercial breaks in between each one. The show starts off with a monologue, and after introducing all the panelists, Gutfeld asks the panelists questions relating to the monologue. On Fridays, the panelists are introduced at the start of the show, and then there is a segment called "Greg's Leftovers", where Gutfeld reads jokes that were not used in the show for the week. The last block is "A Story in Five Words", where there is a news story summarized in five words. Other blocks may be local news, where panelists share news stories from where they are from, the audience decides the story, where two stories are told and whichever one gets bigger applause wins and gets to be the topic of the block, "Mailing It In" (only on Fridays), where Gutfeld reads questions from fans and he and the panelists answer the question, "Greg’s Animal Friends", where the panelists each select an animal related video to share, and "Mock It And Move On", where Gutfeld introduces two unusual or outrageous news stories or events and gets each of the panelists to analyze it, often in a comedic or sarcastic manner.^{[citation needed]}

When asked how he was discovered for the show, Tyrus said, "I was just messing around on Twitter one day and I said to Greg about one of the jokes on his show, 'I got it. It took me a minute but I got it.' He said, 'You know I've watched you. You're a pretty funny guy. Have you ever thought about coming on and doing the show?' I was like, 'Are you serious?!' He was like, 'Yeah, I'll give you a shot.'"^[20]

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