The Marilyn Denis Show

Why are so many of Marilyn's guests morbidly obese if not downright fat? Makes Canada and Toronto in particular look like a nation of uneducated hicks compared to most slim and attractive American media people...is this to attract an obese viewership?

Some Montreal guests would help, Montrealers tend to be more aware of body image and nutritional information.

Love the recipes, and Charles the Butler...also perhaps some Vancouverites and indigenous contributors would add a little interest. Also some more information of the risks and benefits of plastic surgery with some before and after photos...

I like The Marilyn Dennis show but sometimes she yells so much that I have to change the station. I know it is a live audience but the yelling must stop, PLEASE

Canadians have the reputation world wide as being overly polite. This "broad" hells and screams throughout her show. As if that wasn't enough, when a. Contributor dares to use an ingredient (cilantro) or a product she dislikes, we are treated by a huge thumbs down accompanied by an obscene noise that comes out of her mouth. Is it just me, or does it seem a disproportionate number of recipes from other cultural backgrounds that none of us cook?

I do not understand how Marilyn got this job. Are there any other people interested in being a show host in Canada? Sorry but Marilyn Dennis should retire already, or do something else. Can we get someone who is attractive, or funny, or dresses well, or is younger? She should get one of those make overs she has on her show. She should stop wearing tights with high heels almost every single episode. The person she brings on to do the fashion is also unattractive, also the cook must be cooking way too much to be that big and unhealthy...Help us here in Canada and give us a good show host.

I was really surprised at today's show. Odeen Eccleston was featured. She was extremely materialistic (Chanel bag placement throughout) without goi g down a rabbit hole. There were a lot of things that didn't fit the Marilyn Denis profile of her target audience. I tuned out.