Back in April, CBS announced that The Talk will be ending its 15-year run.
Today, the network revealed when Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Natalie Morales, Jerry O’Connell, and Sheryl Underwood will be saying goodbye forever. Their last episode airs live on December 20th.
On that day, the daytime talk show will have aired 2,993 episodes, garnered over 70 awards/nominations, promoted over 10,800 guests, gifted over $103 million in giveaways, and welcomed over 250,000 audience members.
The press release failed to mention how many hosts there have been. And there have been a lot. However, the last group of hosts are the best of the bunch.
The Soap Opera, Beyond the Gates, will be taking over The Talk’s slot in February.
Jerry O’Connell has had straight hair since he was the little kid in Stand By Me. However, now, like his toes after sex with his wife Rebecca Romijn, it is curled thanks to a perm.
Will his wife stand by him with the curly hair? He says she “is a fan!”
Are you a fan of his new do? I love it! But I was born with what he paid for!
Pictionary is a drawing guessing game show, but they changed things up the other day. Jerry O’Connell took a dance break with a contestant. Who knew the host had those moves? Maybe he should Dancing with the Stars next season. He has my vote!
Halloween is two days away, but The Talk has already filmed its final episode dedicated to the holiday. Because of that, they were able to share a preview of what their hosts went dressed as.
Jerry O’Connell beat all those Gypsies and Thieves by dressing as legendary singer Cher, and he is Cher-mazing!
So much so that I think he found his next career move since the daytime talk show is ending in two months. He can be a Cher impersonator. I believe I would go see him turn back time.
Tune into CBS on Thursday to see which musicians Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Natalie Morales, and Sheryl Underwood take the stage as.
Pictionary is in its third season, and host Jerry O’Connell has seen a lot. However, what he heard in a recent episode had him declaring, “This is the nastiest episode we’ve ever had.”
What made him say that after nearly 400 episodes? A contestant’s clue was to draw a Q-Tip, which seems harmless enough.
But then Jerry told the contestants how much he loves using one after a hot shower. So Raven-Symoné and Colton Dunn talked to him about why you should not use a Q-Tip in your ear because it causes the wax to build up in your ear drum.
So nasty. Therefore, O’Connell is right, saying it is the “nastiest episode of Pictionary” they have ever had.
Oh, that is not why you are not supposed to put a Q-Tip in your ear. The real reason is that you can go too deep and hurt your eardrum.
