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‘The Arsenio Hall Show’ Unveils Star-Studded Guest Lineup

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Less than a week from today, the all-new “The Arsenio Hall Show“ debuts nationwide, and the network has revealed the new show’s first week lineup of guests.

“My first week of guests offers a taste of pop culture and represents the mix of talent I hope to have on my show every week,” Hall said. “I am honored to welcome friends – both old and new – to my show. My goal is to have fun, make people laugh, and send viewers to bed with a smile on their face.”

The syndicated late night talk show will feature guests: Chris Tucker, Mark Harmon, Lisa Kudrow, Ice Cube, Earvin ‘Magic’ Johnson, George Lopez and Angela Bassett, during Hall’s first week. Musical guests include Nas, Mac Miller, Earth, Wind & Fire and Emblem3. Viewers can also expect a number of surprise guests throughout premiere week, although there are no hints as to whom they might be.

Beyond premiere week, the September lineup also includes: Modern Family’s Eric Stonestreet, Kendrick Lamar, Nick Cannon, Dr. Phil, Paula Patton, Melissa Leo, Djimon Hounsou, Seth Green, Giovanni Ribisi, Allison Janney, Anson Mount, Russell Simmons, 2 Chainz, Louie Anderson, Orlando Jones and many others.

“The Arsenio Hall Show“ premieres on CBS Monday, September 9 at 11pm EST.

Check out the premiere week guest lineup schedule below:

 

Monday, Sept. 9: Chris Tucker.

Tuesday, Sept. 10: Ice Cube, Lisa Kudrow and musical guest, rapper Mac Miller.

Wednesday, Sept. 11: Magic Johnson, George Lopez, and musical guest, rapper Nas.

Thursday, Sept. 12: Actor Mark Harmon from NCIS, magicians Penn & Teller, and musical    guest, Earth, Wind, & Fire.

Friday, Sept. 13: Angela Bassett and Simon Cowell’s “X Factor” group, Emblem3 as musical guests.

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