The Soup host Joel McHale issued the following statement to EW about the end of the show: “I loved doing The Soup for all of these years but am excited to solely focus on my acting career now.
Thanks to all who watched and thanks to Kim Kardashian’s ass for all that it’s done for me and my family.”
The network announced on Wednesday that it was ending the influential clip show that has skewered, ridiculed and otherwise mocked absurd moments in TV and pop culture after a 22-season run.
New Soup episodes will air Fridays at 10 p.m. ET, leading up to the finale on Dec. 18 at 10 p.m., and these installments will revisit the show’s most iconic moments over the last decades.
