The Tony Danza Show

The show felt empty. As if it was lifeless as halloween.

Danza a good host. Just the show had no life and energy to it.

Verdict: could have been great as a 90s show.

Having tried to watch many episodes of this show, it was almost a painful experience. You can tell that Tony tried to do a good job, but unfortunately his sitcom experience did him little good in this format. Most of his interviews seem forced. He doesn't really listen to the guests answers. There are so many very good talk shows out there that this show pales in comparison. He also looks ill in this show, his face is sunken in and his hair seems to have some problems. Either he is ill, or his makeup artist has a sick and demented sense of humor. Each Friday he had a segment on the highlights from that week. I don't know how they found footage for those. I have to say I was kind of glad when this show was canceled, and replaced with someone new(Rachel Ray) At least things will be better this fall. Tony, please go back to sitcoms where talented people do the writing.

Tony's show is so much fun!

Instead of doing the standard boring interviews with celebrity guests, he involves them in discussions that show they're real people and then gets them involved in fun games, cooking, etc.

Tony is obviously full of life, and he shows it -- tap dancing! Fun!

One aspect I enjoy is Tony's pride in his Italian heritage, bringing on guests who share this heritage (and I am not Italian!).

During a time when celebrities are sharing less about themselves and their relationships, I enjoy Tony's sharing so much about himself, including his surgery this morning. Who can't relate to going through this!

I am a professional woman and have little time for TV, so I don't get to watch every show. But the Tony Danza show is a winner!

I think that the show is OK i use to watch it some but not much at all now.I recall before you all started filming this season of tony Panza show that tony himself said, we are going to start giving to people go into the community and help. But i have not saw much of that at all.One thing that bothers me is that tony seems to talk about himself more than anything else.When he is interviewing the guests he don't seem to ask them questions about themselves or their work he ask them questions that revert back to himself.I know it is the tony Panza show but we would like to hear more about the guest than tony trivia.I understand him relating things to himself but he bluntly interrupts the guest sometimes to get a comment in about himself.

I watch this show on a daily basis and I think Tony is genuine. His depth and willingness to get his guests involved is a true joy. Never knowing what he is going to do next leaves us wanting more. The only drawback in that he is very competitive and wants to win and beat his guests. I hope this show stays on for a very long time and Tony keeps being his true self. I love the fact that he has brought his ethnicity into the show. I am Italian and absolutely love that he lets everyone know he is Italian and how he speaks of his aunt and other relatives. In the beginning they let Erika have a lot more air time and now they have limited this to only a minute during Extradanza, this is a shame because I really liked her.