Up All Night

USA Up All Night (also known as Up All Night and Up All Night with Rhonda Shear) is an American cable television series that aired weekly on Friday and Saturday nights on the USA Network. The show aired from 1989 to 1998.
Hosts:
Actress/comedienne Caroline Schlitt originally hosted the Friday night show, while comic Gilbert Gottfried hosted the Saturday night show. When Schlitt left the program in 1990, comedienne/B-movie actress Rhonda Shear replaced her on Fridays.
Cancellation:
In 1998, USA came under the new management of Barry Diller, and decided to go for a more general and upscale type of viewer. This meant many of USA's long-running series were either overhauled or canceled – Up All Night ended up among the latter. The network relieved Shear and Gottfried of their hosting duties (while still showing the Up All Night imagery before/after commercial breaks), and began airing re-runs of mainstream films that appealed to a broader audience. Eventually, the Up All Night name, music, and graphics were completely removed from the films.
USA Network programming:
Original
programming    
1981–1990  
Airwolf · Bumper Stumpers · The Dick Cavett Show · Jackpot · Love Me, Love Me Not · NBA on USA · The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents · NHL on USA · Night Flight · Radio 1990 · Southwest Championship Wrestling · USA Thursday Game of the Week · WWF All American Wrestling · WWF Prime Time Wrestling · WWF Tuesday Night Titans
1991–2000
   Beyond Reality · Chain Reaction · Cover Me · Crush · Dance Party USA · Duckman · Eco-Challenge · Farmclub.com · Free 4 All · G vs E · Lost on Earth · Manhattan, AZ · Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm · The Net · Night Flight · Pacific Blue · Quicksilver · Silk Stalkings · Strip Poker · Swamp Thing · Tuesday Night Fights · USA Action Extreme Team · USA Cartoon Express · USA High · USA Up All Night · USA Saturday Nightmares · The War Next Door · Weird Science · World League of American Football · WWF Action Zone · WWF Heat · WWF LiveWire · WWF Mania · WWF Monday Night Raw · WWF Superstars
2001–2010  
The 4400 · Cannonball Run 2001 · Combat Missions · Cool Money · D.C. Sniper: 23 Days of Fear · The Dead Zone · Dr. Steve-O · Frankenstein · Helen of Troy · House Wars · The Huntress · Kojak · La Femme Nikita · The Last Ride · Made in the USA · Monk · Nashville Star · Peacemakers · Spartacus · The Starter Wife (miniseries, TV series) · Stealing Christmas · Smush · Three Wise Guys · To Love and Die · Touching Evil · Traffic · Underfunded · U.S. Open Tennis Championship · USA Live
2011–2020
 Law & Order: Criminal Intent
Current
Burn Notice (since 2007) · Covert Affairs (since 2010) · Fairly Legal (since 2011) · In Plain Sight (since 2008) · Necessary Roughness (since 2011) · Psych (since 2006) · Royal Pains (since 2009) · Suits (since 2011) · Westminster Dog Show · White Collar (since 2009) · WWE Raw (since 1993) · WWE Tough Enough (since 2011)
Upcoming
 Common Law (2012) · Untitled Dick Wolf Project
Syndicated
programming    
Current
 Becker · CSI: Crime Scene Investigation · House · JAG · Law & Order: Special Victims Unit · NCIS · Walker, Texas Ranger · Wings
Upcoming
 24 · Modern Family · NCIS: Los Angeles

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