gregg75 said:I saw a post somewhere today that they were laying off 30 people. So that probably tells
the story.
Dave said:That was at the Harpo Studios in Chicago for Rosie's talk show. Rosie's talk show is doing that bad for OWN, that the extra staff isn't needed for certain segments of the show. Even some segments will no longer have a live audience. It won't surprise me if Rosie 's talk show gets cancelled completely, & not moved to 1st run syndication to try & save it. It was Oprah's original plan to have the show produced for syndication, but I read somewhere last year, that it was Rosie's idea to have her show on OWN instead.gregg75 said:I saw a post somewhere today that they were laying off 30 people. So that probably tells
the story.
Correct... there's no audience. Maybe that's the problem. Two hours of Kathy Griffin?? From what I've seen while channel surfing, the show looks like a clone of Joy Behar's show on HLN.SanDiegoInExile said:For the past three weeks, the Rosie Show has taken the format of a sit-down, one-on-one interview with a single guest for 1-2 episodes (Dr Oz and Kathy Griffin got two hours each). There's no audience, no confetti, no band. Just a self-absorbed Rosie chatting mostly about herself to her guest. Sometimes it's riveting, sometimes it's dreadful.
Mark said:Back the first time, Oprah was a small town girl with sass and could relate to the women of America as a working class woman.
Now she's one of the powerful elite. She'll never be able to go back to what she was. Even if she lost all her money.
Back then she was ONE of them, and the audience was part of her show. Now she's trying to tell people what they like, in stead of participating in being like them.
EZway2go said:there's no audience. Maybe that's the problem. Two hours of Kathy Griffin?? From what I've seen while channel surfing, the show looks like a clone of Joy Behar's show on HLN.