This isn't something I go out of my way to watch. Sometimes it's on the living room TV, but it's used as background noise. I might happen to be sitting there. I don't see where she's fake. I think her energetic and goofy behavior is real. Anybody who was born mega rich and never experienced difficulty becoming successful, it's no surprise if they're a chucklehead. She does seem friendly, but like many talk shows, it's not thought-provoking. In reference to the viewers who don't like it, I do see what they mean by the celebrity worshipping. The episode I was watching, she was interviewing Lucy Liu. I know they were in a movie together (Charlie's Angels) and they're best friends, but the way she was talking to her with such unwavering, intense focus - she had her legs crossed, sitting on the edge of the seat, leaning forward - it was kind of weird. No one talks to a person by leaning in super close, and if they do, they're strange. They're in the same category as the folks who spit on you mid-conversation and don't even notice. Unless you're a fan, there's no point in watching, because you can expect her to get on your nerves. I worked with people who were hyper and chatty like she is. They were annoying to be around, even more so early in the morning. The only difference is, my coworkers weren't actually nice people. She's only bearable because she's kindhearted, but otherwise, I can live without this show. Talk programs focus on topics that are boring and don't matter in the scheme of things.
