Chelsea will be coming to Netflix in 2016.

http://tvline.com/2014/06/19/chelsea-handler-netflix-talk-show/

Amazing move. I'm stoked! 2016?! NOOO.

Can't wait!

Haha, yea you have what. .. a year and a half to two years tops. I hope it works out.

Edited June 19, 201411 yr by London

YASSSS!!

Anyone see the Fathers Day show? I love when Jiffy comes on with his son as that kid steals the show! So much personality and a natural in front of the camera. On the flipside, you could tell Brad's son did NOT want to be there

I might have to Google this.

This deal is either going to make Chelsea a pioneer or will plunge her into further obscurity, akin to what's happened to Conan O'Brien.

2016 is a long time to wait, audiences move on and many might move on from her. Or not. She might be successful and that's great for the entertainment business growing and innovating to suit new markets.

Edited June 20, 201411 yr by DaytimeFan

I'm going to miss CL so much!

The last episode tore me up. I'm gonna miss this hoe so much! I've been watching since day one, since it was "The Chelsea Handler Show".

I have no clue when I started watching but I was an instant fan when I did

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My favorite part was her best friends going in on her. I don't even know who that Mary chick was. It was hilarious though

I won't miss this generic bitch, so good riddance. Anyway, the finale was the best ratings they show received in 2 years. I think Chelsea may have saw the writing on the wall and ended the show before E! could cancel it altogether.

http://variety.com/2014/tv/ratings/chelsea-lately-hits-2-year-high-in-sendoff-pretty-little-liars-finale-tops-in-target-demos-1201292350/

Chelsea Handler said goodbye to E! on Tuesday night with a star-studded hourlong sendoff that drew the show’s largest audience in a couple of years.

According to Nielsen estimates, “Chelsea Lately” averaged 1.003 million viewers, including 498,000 adults 18-49 — more than 60% higher than the show’s averages for its final full week (598,000 overall, including about 300,000 in the demo).

The latenight show, whose ratings have tailed off in recent years, hadn’t drawn this many viewers since the spring of 2012. And it’s the show’s largest young-adult tune-in in more than a year.

Edited August 30, 201411 yr by BetterForgotten