Inside Edition

I can barely stand to watch it anymore, it's so slanted to the left, just really shows slanted they are attacking Trump and the Republicans. They never say anything negative about the democrats

Its interesting that Author from the post above: getyourdander wrote that "Inside Edition is like the New York Post".

What the author probably did not know is that ALL of the top management at Inside Edition ARE from the New York Post, that includes the Executive Producer, 2 of the Managing Editor's and many of the top senior writers.

David Frost was the original host followed by Bill O'Reilly until Deborah Norville joined in 1995 !

The show has stayed on top only being outdone in the nightly ratings by Entertainment Tonight, it beats the rest of the nightly Entertainment shows and many of the top CNN and FOX news shows in the ratings daily!

Inside Edition was just another news show which featured a focus on celebrities and tabloid journalism. They followed the O.J. Trial and other cases that brought media attention too like Robert Blake as well. Inside Edition is okay but it's not great or much different from other tabloid news shows. Deborah Norville who used to be on Today as Jane Pauley's successor is now anchoring this show. Inside Edition may be considered tabloid journalism but they do focus on stories like the disappearance of Madeleine McGann, the British girl, who disappeared from the Portuguese resort on a family vacation. The show is not much different than the other shows on the air. They do pick the sensational news stories of the day much like everybody else. They chose to shock and jolt the audiences as well but don't have the same effect as other shows but still has a solid audience.

We often watch this when Jeopardy goes on a commercial break. I don't have a strong dislike for it, but it does kind of get on my nerves. It's a total waste of time, and a complete downer of a program. The positive and inspirational stories are few and far between. I know I definitely don't need to watch it for my mental health. I'm already cynical and paranoid by nature. I don't need anything that's going to make me question the state of humankind. Inside Edition covers political and social events, but it's not actual news. I feel like they just do a lot of fearmongering. They take stories that are isolated events, and try to make them seem like regular occurrences. They don't cover homelessness or AI, which are both very significant issues that are having a profound impact on society, but yet they cover a man stabbing a fast food drive thru worker, and then stabbing 4 girls who were out at the movies together. Crime is a problem, but random acts of violence really aren't that common. If you watch this too much, you'll become scared to leave your house. I don't recommend for people who struggle with anxiety. I would also bypass this if you want news that is reported with an adherence to journalistic standards. The tabloid-like presentation and the sensationalism makes it on par with garbage like Entertainment Tonight or Access Hollywood.

Inside Edition is ok. It covers a lot of human interest stories that are interesting in themselves, but they are meaningless with respect to the country at large. These stories tend to be overly alarmist and the reporters do a lot of "naughty, naughty" finger waving. Lisa Guerrero does this a lot and she comes across as really snippy and obnoxious. Sometimes it gives short segments on current news stories. These short summaries are good if you don't have time to delve more deeply into the news. If you like human interest stories for your entertainment, Inside Edition is passable. On the other hand, if you want to learn about the important news going on in the world, watch some other news outlet.