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The show received the largest launch in syndicated talk show history, although its first season was met with modest ratings. After it reformatted, the show became one of the highest-rated talk shows of the 1990s. It was canceled in 2003 following a general decline in popularity of the tabloid talk show subgenre.
The Jenny Jones Show was conceived as an alternative to the "harder-edged" tabloid talk shows that aired at the time. [8] The show premiered in September 1991 on 178 television stations nationwide, which was the biggest launch in syndicated talk show history. [8] It was produced by Telepictures and was distributed by Warner Bros. Television.
The Magic Hour (talk show) The Mark Walberg Show; The Marsha Warfield Show; The Martin Short Show; Maury (talk show) Meet the Press; The Michael Essany Show; Midnight Blue (TV series) Mike and Maty; The Money Club; The Money Wheel; The Montel Williams Show; The Morning Exchange; My Talk Show
In 1994, Powter starred in her own talk-show style television program called The Susan Powter Show, which ran for one season. On the show, she discussed nutrition and fitness as well as other topics with her guests. [9] She was also a special guest on the first episode of Space Ghost Coast to Coast, titled "Spanish Translation". [10]
'The View' has welcomed 22 women as co-hosts since the talk show premiered in 1997. With Meghan McCain soon departing, learn all about these outspoken women in this gallery.
Raphael's husband Karl Soderlund assumed the role of her manager, and was a partner in her two biggest successes. She hosted a radio call-in advice show distributed by NBC Talknet that ran from 1981 to 1987, but she is best known for hosting the television talk show The Sally Jessy Raphael Show (later shortened to Sally), which ran in first-run syndication from October 17, 1983, to May 24, 2002.
Powter's "Stop the Insanity!" infomercial made her a household name in the '90s, but she said she 'didn't have any way' in how she was produced on her 1994 talk show.
Even though nobody on the show was publicly out of the closet (including the host), the popular talk show was one of the queerest TV programs of the 1990s.View Entire Post ›