The comedian’s Blaze TV show wraps after three years, drawing praise from fans and speculation about what’s next.
Alex Stein’s show Prime Time ended its three-year run on Blaze TV last week.
“Prime Time 99, he’s the pimp on a blimp, the troll the Left fears more than any other, and he may or may not be Tucker Carlson’s biological son. Alex Stein will take you on an unscripted roller coaster ride that mocks political correctness and takes on the liberal world order with courage and humor,” reads the Blaze TV website.
“From the entire ‘Prime Time with Alex Stein’ team: THANK YOU! Here are the best moments in the Blaze TV blimp studio,” the show’s official X account posted.
Stein gained national attention for his satirical style and viral confrontations with public officials. His Prime Time program became a cornerstone of Blaze TV’s comedic-political lineup, featuring street interviews, live segments, and cultural commentary.
As previously reported by The Dallas Express, social media personality Alex Stein joined hotel magnate Monty Bennett on the show Let’s Talk Local for a discussion covering homelessness, politics, faith, and the supernatural. Host Sarah Zubiate Bennett moderated the exchange, which revealed unexpected common ground between the two guests.
Fans flooded social media with messages of support following news of the show’s cancellation.
User “Brahmabull” wrote on X, “Gonna miss this show, but we will see @alexstein99 continue his craziness somewhere else and I’ll be there for it.”
“One of the best shows on the internet & I am sad to see it go, but you still have a whole future in freedom ahead of you so you better just keep working moving forward out there no matter what,” wrote Jacob Machine.
User “Delmar Decides” posted on X, “Alex would love to hear some behind the scenes. You gotta go through the entire Eric July saga. That made one of the greatest puppet videos of all time! We need the deets now that you have no ties to that mush-mouthed moron.”
The Dallas Express reached out to Stein for comment but did not receive a response.