Edited sentence: A thing I found odd is that VH1.Another odd factor in the immediate cancellation of Late World is that the host Zach Galifianakis was being rather heavily promoted by VH1 as "The New Face of VH1".I don't think anyone at the time, or still now, knows what type of responsibility that comes with being the new face of VH1, but apparently it meant getting your own show for a whopping 9 weeks.If this show's short but delightful existence accomplishes one thing, let's hope that one thing is Zach gets Conan's old time slot on NBC when Conan is rightfully promoted, and NBC has the common descency to let go of the dude from TRL.It seems backwards to put a late night talk show on the air with a relatively unknown host at the time, and expect the show to pick up big ratings immediately, particularly when facing stiff competition from other cable shows on during the same half hour time slot, in particular The Daily Show.Ofcourse who knows if that's the case or not, but last time I checked the "Just Shoot Me" page was taken down from NBC.Since the cancellation of Late World With Zach, many have questioned the reasoning for this move, few have reached a satisfactory conclusion.The show also featured a style of humor that was much different then shows on TV at the time, and perhaps hadn't been seen since Mtv's The State.The show was replaced by an embracingly poor reality show that attempted to find a new partridge family, so it's not as though VH1 had a great replacement for the show.There has been much discussion over the motive for VH1's cancellation of this show.To me it would seem VH1, even though surely not paying the man a cent, is leaching off Zach Galifiankis' popularity he's accumulated since moving on from Late World simply to get more hits to their webpage.VH1 has done little over the years to really explain the abrupt and seemingly too soon cancellation of Late World.With all this in mind it's hard to imagine why VH1 would expect the show to be an immediate ratings boost, and not want to give the show at least a year to see if it could catch on.com actually still keeps up the "Late World With Zach" webpage, even though it has been roughly 5 years since the show's cancellation