The Early Show

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The Early Show is an American morning news program that aired on CBS from November 4, 1999, to February 1, 2012. The Early Show is not a sequel, prequel, spin-off, or reboot of any other series. It was originally called "CBS This Morning" and replaced the long-running CBS Morning News program. The show was not based on a book and had no connection to any literary works. The Early Show was aimed at adult viewers in the United States, primarily those between the ages of 25 and 54. The target demographic was individuals who were looking for comprehensive news coverage in the morning to start their day. Some of the most notable moments from The Early Show include: * Coverage of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon in 2001 * Interviews with prominent political figures, including President Barack Obama and President George W. Bush * Weather coverage during major natural disasters such as Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Sandy * Reporting on significant breaking news stories, such as the arrest of O.J. Simpson in 2007 The principal cast members of The Early Show included: * Harry Smith (co-anchor) * Bryant Gumbel (co-anchor until January 2002) * Maggie Rodriguez (news anchor from 2003 to 2011) * Julie Chen (later became the host of The Talk and co-host of CBS This Morning: Saturday) * Dave Marash (weather anchor) * Mark McEwen (co-anchor until October 2006) The reviews from the entertainment press for the performances of the cast members were generally positive. For example, The New York Times wrote that "Mr. Smith is a pleasant presence and Mr. Gumbel is still one of the most engaging television interviewers." The Early Show ran for 12 years and aired 4,380 episodes. There have been no announcements about a new temporada or production of the show since it went off the air in 2012.