Few celebrities claim a broader omnipresence in the media than former MTV veejay and all-around heartthrob Carson Daly. This quintessential Southern California native shot to fame in the late '90s, initially as the host of the MTV channel's Total Request Live -- a long-running showcase for the most requested music videos of the day, voted on by viewers. Around January 2002, Daly left the program and received an offer from NBC to produce and host one of that network's late-late-night talk spots, Last Call with Carson Daly, which premiered to -- and sustained -- excellent ratings, and would run until 2011, at which point he switched to hosting the popular competetive reality series The Voice.
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The Voice [TV Series]
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2011 | |||
Death of a Dynasty
Actor |
2003 | |||
Windy City Heat
Actor |
2003 | |||
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2002 | |||
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2002 | |||
Last Call With Carson Daly [TV Series]
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2002 | |||
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2001 | |||
Josie and the Pussycats
Actor |
2001 | |||
Session 9
Executive Music Producer |
2001 | |||
MTV: Total Request Live [TV Series]
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1998 |
