The third hour of "GMA" will air at 1 p.m. Eastern and noon in the Central and Pacific time zones. The anchors will be named over the next few months. "The Chew," the food-oriented talk show that has aired in the time period since 2011, will remain in production until June. ||||| Foodies were upset to hear the news that ABC canceled The Chew after seven seasons. But hosts of the show Carla Hall, Clinton Kelly, and Michael Symon were probably the most bummed. Even so, they took to social media to express their gratitude to fans and for the talk/cooking/lifestyle show. 
 
 Hall tweeted: “I am so grateful for all the good times and incredible friends I have made over the past seven years on [The Chew]. It has truly been an amazing ride. I am looking forward to new adventures! What’s next? Stay tuned! Onward and upward! #adventurefollows.” 
 
 “Michael, Carla and I will truly miss making you laugh and inspiring you to try new things every day,” Kelly said on Facebook. “We’re gonna finish out the rest of this season with as much enthusiasm as we can muster! I’m sure we’ll talk about it on tomorrow’s show. Again, thank you from the bottom of my [heart].” 
 
 Symon also chimed in on Facebook saying, “As you may have heard by now we found out today this is our final season of The Chew.” He added, “I just want to say thank you to everyone who not only was involved with show but to all those who watched daily and allowed us to entertain you…it has been an amazing run and we are all looking forward to new fun things!” 
 
 ABC made the announcement today that The Chew was canceled after seven seasons, 1454 episodes, multiple Emmy nominations and two Emmy Awards. The show made its debut in 2011 with the Hall, Kelly, and Symon as well as Daphne Oz, who left the show last year after the sixth season. Disgraced chef Mario Batali was also a co-host, but was fired in December after sexual harassment allegations surfaced. The news of the show’s cancellation came shortly after it was announced that Batali was under criminal investigation for sexual assault. 
 
 I am so grateful for all the good times and incredible friends I have made over the past seven years on @thechew. It has truly been an amazing ride. I am looking forward to new adventures! What’s next? Stay tuned! Onward and upward! #adventurefollows pic.twitter.com/DtPcCS22NE — Carla Hall (@carlahall) May 23, 2018 
 
 
 

– Food-focused talk show The Chew is getting spit off the air to make way for a third hour of Good Morning America, ABC announced Wednesday, though that hour is actually in the afternoon. It will air at 1pm Eastern, with the anchors to be announced in the future, reports the Los Angeles Times. Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos and Michael Strahan currently co-anchor the 7am to 9am slot. The Chew, which is ending production in June, has been on the air since 2011. Its highest-profile host, chef Mario Batali, was fired in December over allegations that he harassed female employees at his restaurants; Batali is also currently under investigation over the alleged sexual assault of a former employee. The three remaining hosts have each addressed the show's cancellation online, per Deadline.