James Corden brings his "Late Late Show" to London for the last time
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London — James Corden has brought "The Late Late Show" to London for the last time. The host and his talk show are back in Corden's native England for the first time in three years, making a return just a couple months after he announced that he will step down from helming the broadcast next year after a hugely successful eight-year run.
"It's just time," Corden told CBS News in his London studio. "It's time to go. It's time to go and try and do something else. It's that. That's it, really. I just have to go and have a look around and see if there's another adventure out there."
Whether he sees that adventure unfolding back in the U.S., or closer to his original home here in Britain, Corden wouldn't say.
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