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CNN on Wednesday cancelled Eliot Spitzer’s 8 p.m. political talk show, “In The Arena,” after only nine months, and said it would shift Anderson Cooper’s 10 p.m. nightly newscast into the time slot.

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CNN announced Wednesday that it will cancel former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer's 8 p.m. talk show, "In the Arena," and instead move Anderson Cooper's newscast from 10 p.m. EST into Spitzer's former slot, the New York Times reported.

In the Arena’s Wikipedia page has already been edited to the past tense.

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CNN has taken Eliot Spitzer’s “In the Arena” off the air, replacing it with “Anderson Cooper 360” at 8 p.m. in a shakeup that includes the launch of a new show with former CNBC star Erin Burnett. The move strips the last remnants of the ill-fated “Parker Spitzer” off the air, six months after CNN parted ways with Kathleen Parker after a period of particularly low ratings. Ratings improved a bit after Spitzer went on his own with “In the Arena,” but clearly not enough to keep him on the air. “In the Arena,” as the Spitzer-only show was known, was pulling in fewer than 100,000 viewers in the key 25-54 demographic toward the end. The shakeup also pushes "John King USA" and "The Situation Room" back an hour to make room for Burnett's new show. "Parker Spitzer" was the brainchild of Jon Klein, the former president of CNN/U.S. who was fired just as the show was launching. According to an internal memo sent out moments before the announcement, CNN is looking for “an alternative role” for Spitzer. But Spitzer's own comment, provided through his publicist to TV Newser, makes that role seem less certain. "We engaged serious people in conversations about national and global issues in a way that was informative and challenging," he said. "I believe that we provided diverse and valuable perspectives during the show’s tenure. I thoroughly enjoyed my time at CNN.” This post has been updated. Full press release and internal memo after the jump.