Last month, we reported that E! had cancelled their comedy clip show The Soup. Now, the time has come. This Friday, on December 18th, the long-running show will air its hour-long series finale.

The finale will feature host Joel McHale, who began hosting in 2004, in addition to several guests.

Over the course of its many-years run, The Soup took aim at the absurdity of all manner of television. From the teen soaps on ABC Family to the insanity of the Kardashians, McHale mocked it all.

Guest stars for the finale will include: Nathan Fillion, Nic Pizzolatto, Tony Hale, Rob Riggle, Haley Joel Osment, Adam Scott, and Eric Idle.

Watch the preview and read the official announcement below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=j4Ae2uxmoYU

Join Host Joel McHale As E! Celebrates The Groundbreaking Iconic Series With The Hour-Long Series Finale This Friday, December 18 At 10pm ET/PT

“The Soup” Is Ending And Everyone Is Coming!:

After thriving on E! for more than two decades, the groundbreaking comedy series “The Soup” will skewer its final pop culture sacred cow this Friday, December 18 at 10pm ET/PT. Host and Executive Producer Joel McHale, who has fronted the show that made him a bonafide star for 12 years, will once again deliver the laughs as he hangs up his signature skinny tie for the last time. As McHale signs off and fans say good-bye to the most infamous green screen in TV history, some of the most memorable celebrity guests will stop by to join in the celebration. Guest stars include: Nathan Fillion, Nic Pizzolatto, Tony Hale, Rob Riggle, Haley Joel Osment, Rob Huebel, Adam Scott, Alison Brie, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, James Van Der Beek, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Paul Feig, Seth Green, Jim Rash, Kate Flannery, Rich Sommer, Eric Idle and more!

Premiering in 1991 as “Talk Soup,” the show launched the careers of hosts Greg Kinnear (“Talk Soup” host 1991-1995), John Henson (“Talk Soup” host 1995-1999), Hal Sparks (“Talk Soup” host 1999-2000) and Aisha Tyler (“Talk Soup” host 2001-2002). Re-Launched as “The Soup” in 2004 with host Joel McHale – a star was born, and a hit show got even bigger! The series has solidified its place in the pop culture zeitgeist as a take no prisoners comedy series that has mocked the most popular shows on television with 3328 episodes to date. The series recently earned a 2014 Emmy Nomination for ‘Outstanding Short-Format Live-Action Entertainment Program,’ and Joel McHale scored ‘Best Host’ in the 2015 Adweek Watch Awards.”

What do you think? Are you a fan of The Soup? Are you sad to see it ending? What are some of your favorite bits from the series?