31 minutes ago, amybrickwallace said:

True. I wasn't watching when Holly and Leah were on, but then they had 5-6 years of the same panel. When Aisha Tyler exited in 2017, there was at least one vacancy on the panel for every year until now. I am honestly stunned that it's still on the air.

I've never watched one full episode. Ever. I read about the Holly/Leah debacle, but I do agree with you on being surprised about this show lasting this long.

1 hour ago, DramatistDreamer said:

I've never watched one full episode. Ever. I read about the Holly/Leah debacle, but I do agree with you on being surprised about this show lasting this long.

Right now, I'm reading the BTS book about The View entitled Ladies Who Punch. Someone really needs to write a similar book about The Talk. The last year alone provided so much drama, but it's always been there - mostly due to Sharon Osbourne.

I found this thread just to see what had been posted about Morales.  I never watched The Talk regularly, and because I loved World Turns it always naturally rubbed me the wrong way.  I remember seeing a clip of the show a few months in or 6 months or a year in or something and they outwardly were talking about their improved ratings in the timeslot for CBS.  I wanted to throw things at my TV when I saw and heard that.  Like, don't talk about how you're doing against the other networks, they made it a POINT to talk about how they were improved over the show that got cancelled on their OWN network.  Your own network isn't really your competition if you're winning your timeslot.  I hate The Talk.

How bad are things at NBC that Natalie Morales is accepting an offer from The Talk? Their halcyon days when they were getting big name guests over The View are long gone. The Talk was dead last in the daytime ratings this past year. I can't imagine that even CBS will give them many more chances if their revamped version doesn’t work out.

So, The Talk did show today about the Soap Hub Awards featuring: Steve Burton doing a tribute to Stuart Damon, and Jacqueline Macinnes Woods announcing her pregnancy and nobody on this board watched it (including me)?

It is the daytime talkshow version of a tree falling in the woods with nobody there to hear it.

Edited November 21, 20214 yr by j swift

12 minutes ago, j swift said:

So, The Talk did show today about the Soap Hub Awards featuring: Rob Scott Wilson, Steve Burton doing a tribute to Stuart Damon, and Jacqueline Macinnes Woods announcing her pregnancy and nobody on this board watched it (including me)?

It is the daytime talkshow version of a tree falling in the woods with nobody there to hear it.

I watched it. What was alarming was that Steve Burton was there. Unvaccinated??

Edited November 20, 20214 yr by Soapsuds

23 minutes ago, Soapsuds said:

I watched it.

If this episode somehow turned in an equal to larger number of viewers than the Daytime Emmys, I propose that we officially retire the old discussion commentary of actors needing to add a certain scene to their emmy reel, because clearly all soap awards are meaningless.

On 11/19/2021 at 7:15 PM, Soapsuds said:

I watched it. What was alarming was that Steve Burton was there. Unvaccinated??

I know! What were they thinking???

They might all hate each other off screen, but this is an endearing group (Akbar, Amanda, Sheryl, Jerry, Natalie).

Renewed for another season.

 

3 hours ago, Faulkner said:

Renewed

They have the advantage that there’s nothing left to replace them with. Absolutely nothing. We’re down to Drew Barrymore coming back reduced from 1 hour to 1/2 an hour, no Ellen and everyone already wondering what is going to take up all this space.  We’re already facing a threat of 1 hour of B&B lollll

I watched The Talk when Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood, Aisha Tyler, and Julie Chen were on board. I wasn't aware of the Sharon Osbourne drama, but weird that she would say the things she said towards Julie and Sara. Her husband and daughter are huge fans of RuPaul's Drag Race. Wow. 

Edited April 19, 20223 yr by Noel

 

Okay, so I just watched Bold and Beautiful, and this talk show follows immediately. Is this like their "new thing"? Where the hosts come out and high five the audience and Jerry O'Connell acts like a doofus? He's not even funny.