Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, hosts of morning program Live with Kelly and Mark, put on a show after dark when they sit for a PaleyFest event in New York October 11. 

Albert Bianchini, executive producer of Live with Kelly and Mark, will moderate the panel. David Muir, anchor of ABC World News Tonight and co-anchor on 20/20, was scheduled to interview the pair but is in Israel. 

The panel happens at the Paley Center in Manhattan. 

Ripa and Consuelos are married. Consuelos came on the show in April, when Ryan Seacrest departed. Ripa is an executive producer in addition to hosting. 

Guests at the event will see what the Paley Center calls “a special screening” selected by the producers followed by a conversation and Q&A. Members of the Paley’s President’s Circle, and Patron members, can attend a reception before the event and chat with Ripa and Consuelos. 

WABC New York, part of ABC Owned Television Stations, produces Live with Kelly and Mark. Michael Gelman is executive producer. 

Ripa became a host in 2001. Her cohosts have included Regis Philbin and Michael Strahan. 

Tamron Hall, host and executive producer of her eponymous show, is the PaleyFest featured guest October 12, along with Quiana Burns, executive producer and showrunner. Robin Roberts, co-anchor, Good Morning America, moderates. 

Margaret Brennan, moderator of Face the Nation on CBS, was to be interviewed by Lesley Stahl, 60 Minutes correspondent, October 13. That event will not happen due to CBS News covering the events in Israel. 

The 15th annual PaleyFest Fall TV Previews event begins Sept. 20, with panels set up for shows on ABC, AMC, CBS, Disney Plus, Fox, HBO Max, NBC, Paramount Plus, Peacock, Showtime, TNT and truTV. The shows include Showtime’s American Rust, Fox’s The Big Leap, CBS’s CSI: Vegas, NBC’s Ordinary Joe, ABC’s The Wonder Years and Tru TV’s Tacoma FD, among others. 

Producers and cast are featured in the panels. Panels can be viewed on the Paley Center’s YouTube Channel Sept. 20, while Citi Cardmembers and Paley Center members get access to all panel discussions Sept. 14. 

“We are very excited to present one of the most anticipated programming lineups of the year, all while giving our Paley fans a truly binge-worthy experience with all-at-once access to our panel discussions,” said Maureen J. Reidy, Paley Center president and CEO. “We thank Citi for returning as an official sponsor, ensuring that even more entertainment enthusiasts have access to these enlightening conversations with some of the most talented and creative names in television today.”

Other series to be featured include Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol and One of Us Is Lying on Peacock, Doogie Kamealoha, M.D. on Disney Plus, Ghosts on CBS, The Harper House on Paramount Plus, Love Life on HBO Max, Our Kind of People on Fox, Queens on ABC, Rhodes to the Top on TNT and The Walking Dead Universe on AMC. 

The Paley Center is based in New York and Los Angeles.