Chevy Chase hosted the Fox late-night talk show The Chevy Chase Show in 1993.
The program premiered on September 7, 1993, as Fox’s attempt to establish a nationally distributed late-night talk format. Chase, a former Saturday Night Live performer and film comedian, served as host and gave the show his name.
The series featured a monologue, interviews, comedy pieces, and musical performances, following familiar talk-show conventions. It was scheduled in competition with established programs from NBC, CBS, and ABC, making the crowded late-night market difficult to enter.
The Chevy Chase Show ended after a short run in 1993. It should not be confused with Chase’s earlier work on Saturday Night Live or with The Tonight Show and Late Night, which were NBC franchises. The title identifies both the program and its host, making the answer a person’s name rather than a network or show title.