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Craig Ferguson revitalized the late-night space with the wackiness of The Late Late Show, but here's why he left it all behind.

During Monday's taping of CBS' The Late Late Show, host Craig Ferguson told his studio audience that he will be leaving the talk show (12:37 a.m. ET/PT) in December.

Since leaving The Late Late Show, Ferguson has performed stand-up tours and hosted US game shows Celebrity Name Game and The Hustler. He has previously told how he loved being back in Scotland ...

After “The Late Late Show,” Ferguson won two Daytime Emmys hosting “Celebrity Name Game” (2014—2017). “I love doing game shows,” Ferguson said.

For nine years, Craig Ferguson lit up late-night TV. On CBS’ “The Late Late Show,” which he hosted from 2005 to 2014, the 61-year-old Scottish native won a loyal fan base with his silly but ...

For his work on that show and as a TV game show host, Ferguson has won a Peabody Award and two Emmy Awards. But Ferguson’s real passion is stand-up comedy.

Ferguson’s past credits include being a punk rocker, hosting a prime-time game show (ABC’s “The Hustler”) and a Sirius XM show and writing novels, screenplays and memoirs.

Big money. Big tension. And one big liar. The game show, "The Hustler," is back for a second season. And so is its ringmaster, Craig Ferguson.