The John Mayer Show

Be Afraid

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 4:46PM EDT / Published Nov. 13, 2008 10:37AM EST

Tabloid cover boy and part-time singer John Mayer will be bounding on stage a la Ed Sullivan and The Smothers Brothers to host his own music, variety, and sketch show on CBS early next year, reports TMZ. The news begs many questions: Will he tap his ever-revolving harem of romantic partners for his inaugural show and will his sign-off be, instead of an ear tug, a whispery love song? CBS executives reportedly liked what they saw in a TMZ video, and Grammy and Emmy producer Ken Ehrlich is onboard, which makes this one of the more notable jumps from a short online video to prime-time.

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