Is it last call for NBC's Last Call with Carson Daly? According to insiders, NBC is considering several options regarding the fate of the late night series, which has aired since 2002.

Nothing has been determined yet, as Peacock network execs take time to discuss new directions the show might take, and how much of a transition will occur. But staffers have been told not to report to work for now, even though production on a 13th season should have already started.

NBC announced a renewal for Last Call in April, but may have other ideas in mind for host Carson Daly. Beyond Last Call, Daly has a major presence on NBC as the host of the network's hit singing competition The Voice. He also hosts NBC's annual New Year's Eve special and is said to be in line for a much larger presence on NBC's Today.

Last Call could potentially continue with Daly or a new host. Also on the table is a format revamp, or perhaps the show might end its run all together. Last Call has been on the chopping block several times through the years as NBC pursued cost-cutting measures, but each time producers and the network found a way bring it back, and even now there's still a desire in many camps to keep it going.

Lilly Singh, who first amassed fame as a YouTube star, has been tapped to replace Carson Daly as the host of NBC’s 1:35 a.m. talk show.

The retitled “A Little Late with Lilly Singh” will launch in September, and as noted by NBC, will make her the only female to currently host a late-night talk show on one of the Big 4 networks.“A Little Late” will feature Singh conducting in-studio interviews, as well as feature pre-taped comedy sketches and other “signature elements.”“Lilly is truly a star and we’re thrilled to welcome her to our NBC family,” said Doug Vaughan, executive vice president, special programs and late night, NBC Entertainment. “She is a multi-talented performer who will surely have a great rapport with not only all her guests but also with our devoted late-night audience. We can’t wait to get started.”