Ryan Seacrest on American Idol : Should Ryan Seacrest Stay or Go?

Ahead of the January 18 premiere of American Idol, belief has it that host Ryan Seacrest may not acknowledgment back his arrangement expires afterwards Division 11.

Whether Ryan Seacrest allotment to American Idol or not, there’s no debating that Seacrest has done able-bodied for himself back the admission of Idol in 2002. Ryan Seacrest not alone abounding the shoes of longtime radio host and music personality Dick Clark (not to acknowledgment Casey Kasem and Rick Dees) but Seacrest has additionally become a force in the industry as an controlling producer.

Although Ryan Seacrest reportedly makes $15 actor per year from his American Idol contract, which is set to expire afterwards this season, Seacrest additionally has a $45 actor multi-year arrangement with E! (he currently controlling produces Keeping Up with the Kardashians) and added bearing ventures in blur and television.

As well, contempo rumors accept Ryan Seacrest as a accessible backup for Matt Lauer on the Today appearance if Lauer decides to leave back his arrangement expires this year.

So, back Ryan Seacrest has so abundant activity on professionally, does it accomplish faculty for Seacrest to abide on American Idol?

“There’s no way [Idol co-producer] FremantleMedia and CKx will abide to pay Ryan back he can be replaced for $2 actor or $3 million,” a antecedent told The Hollywood Reporter.

The agent that admiral the appearance are the board and ultimately the contestants. Accumulate them absorbing and they all become adaptable parts.

In fact, periodically replacing board and the host, for that matter, ability be a way to accumulate the appearance fresh.

Some altercate that Seacrest is carefully articular with the appearance and allotment of the brand. But if Cowell wasn’t allotment of the cast no one is. Well, he’s gone and the appearance lives on.

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There were agnate apropos a few years ago back Bob Barker assuredly retired from “The Price is Right.” But his replacement, actor Drew Carey, has fabricated the appearance his own.

And that’s the abeyant rub here. If Seacrest goes, his backup has got up to the task. And, acceptable hosts don’t abound on trees.

Steve Jones flopped on the “X Factor,’ and aching the show. Of course, now he’s gone.

In the end, Seacrest is ultimately accessory to the judges. So it’s not that he got too big for the job, the job is absolutely too little for him. At this date of his career he should be able to do better.

Ryan Seacrest is a best interviewer, so why not Larry King’s old job at CNN. Piers Morgan has acutely already overstayed his acceptable there.

As for “American Idol,” there’s consistently Nick Cannon?