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March 20th, 2010 under Rosie O'Donnell


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Rosie O’Donnell is plotting a TV comeback and she wants to replace Oprah Winfrey who is leaving her show in 2011. According to Showbiz411 the show won’t be like her old one or The View, but “it’s going to be big: Broadway performances, all her friends, and lots of laughs.” Considering her Variety show failed big time and it is not 2002, I don’t think her show will be the next Oprah. If America’s sweethearts Marie Osmond and Valerie Bertinelli couldn’t get their shows on the air, why does she think her’s will be a go? Maybe she should try to do Dancing with the Stars or Jenny Craig like Marie and Valerie and then she might have a fighting chance? Would you watch her show if she got one?

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[ # 793956 ] Comment from Susan [October 7, 2011, 8:35 am]

NO, NO, NO! I don’t want her back on TV. I wouldn’t watch it if I got paid to do it. I cannot believe Oprah thinks this will be successful. Is she going through Menopause? Are her hormones causing her brains to go soft? This is one of the most ridiculous decisions I’ve seen since TV executives decided we soap opera devotees wanted to watch “The Chew.” Really? And, they have manipulated the ratings saying that they now have over 100,000 more viewers than AMC had. So, I guess they are using the AMC numbers plus a few who were curious. Since when have TV executives begun determining who women want to watch? I hate the idea of more Big Brother intrusions into our lives, but I’d almost be glad to have all TVs be able to report back to what we are REALLY watching. I think times have changed past the Nielson ratings. I don’t think they are as accurate as they would have us believe. It’s like drugs the FDA approves. If you actually read the tiny, little print that shows how the drug was tested, and they use only a few hundred people, and it’s released for people, millions of people. Now, as they advertise their drugs on TV, the list of side effects is so long you wonder why anyone would ever take it to begin with; it reminds me of ratings. I’m no math genius, but I just don’t believe a few thousand people truly represent what millions of TV viewers are watching. Plus, now we have so many DVRs out there (as I do), we are able to follow multiple shows. I don’t see how they can include those. Sorry for the soapbox, but I totally agree with your comments. Good for you. I was so glad to see I wasn’t alone, but you were hard to find. You may need more tags. Thanks so much for your time.

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