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I don't mind Nicole Wallace, she's been pretty good when guesting.

Rosie Perez is ... a surprising choice. We'll see. I'm not opposed to her and I can see why they probably went with her. Although, really, two Rosie's? LOL. I would have rather had Sunny Hostin though.

So, Whoopi, Rosie, Nicole and Rosie Perez. Different. We'll see how it pans out. At least it seems they're trying to go for different view points again. I'd guess they want that 5th chair to be open for guest hosts or maybe they don't want to hoist three new hosts and went with two for now? I'm very interested to see the changes. An overhaul was MUCH needed.

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Agreed about Nicolle Wallace. I think she's a very good choice. And at the end of the day I can 100% see why they went with Rosie Perez but it still came like totally out of left field. They are definitely after the Latina/Latino demographic and I'd say she probably has the best chance to reach that audience.

I'm just thankful they didn't give Mario Cantone a permanent job. Lord. I can only take him in small doses.

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That promo shot is horrible. And IMO, they should've added a 5th woman, preferably conservative, to balance out this show. Dare I say it but Sarah Palin would've been a good choice. At least it would've been must-see TV with Rosie v. Sarah.

In other news, Ana Quincoces [from RHOM] was one of nine to be considered for a seat, but that changed once Rosie signed on and she declared no reality stars co-host. She spilled this on Facebook [i am friends with her on there].

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