ABC would really like it if the mean ladies of ‘The View’ would be nicer to poor little President Toddler Brain

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Bob Iger of Disney and ABC News President Almin Karamehmedovic asked the women of The View and their producer Brian Teta to lighten up on the political topics and lean into more “celebrity” conversations, and they were like, “Absofuckinglutely not.” Will the networks ever stop licking this man’s boots?

Now, a lot of the stories I’m seeing about this say that they were asked to “tone down their Trump bashing” and while that might have been the intention, it sounds like it was couched in more general “back away from politics” language (because even they know how it must sound — terrible). And that is interesting to me, because at least according to Jenny McCarthy, the show did pivot away from politics once before, back in 2013-2014 or so, when she was brought in to “lighten things up.” This new direction didn’t last very long, at least according to McCarthy, because Barbara Walters couldn’t keep up with the pop culture references, as she was in the early stages of dementia. ALLEGEDLY. They returned to politics, and now it’s what the show is primarily known for. As Ana Navarro told them: “This is what our audience wants. Isn’t it gonna look kind of bad if we’re all of a sudden not talking about politics?”

And don’t worry, they were happily blasting President White Genocide on The View today.

60 Minutes was the “most-watched news program in the United States for a record 51st consecutive season.” DO YOU HEAR THAT, SHARI REDSTONE? DON’T MESS WITH A GOOD THING.

Oh no. Anyway.

Bowen Yang’s explanation for the sad faces he and Sarah Sherman were making at one another during the SNL season finale “good nights” does not do anything to tamp down the worry he might be leaving this season: “I think you get to a point at SNL where you understand that you’re on the downswing of things. I think I was just processing that being one of the last ‘last nights’ that I would have, and that is a huge thing.” And then, when asked whether he was coming back next season, he refused to answer. SIR.

John Krasinski is game for appearing in the upcoming The Office spinoff, The Paper.

Twin Peaks is taking the weird on the road — but nowhere near Texas, unfortunately.

Danny DeVito knows who the funniest is on Sunny, and I think he might be right.

Soap actresses marveling that reality TV is “real.”

Where is the “HG” going on HGTV?

Reneé Rapp included what many think is a diss of The Sex Lives of College Girls in her new song, “Leave Me Alone”: “I took my sex life with me, now the show ain’t f–king,” Reneé sings on the second verse of the track. “Leave me alone, b—h, I wanna have fun.” What is adorable about all of this is that absolutely no one is thinking about The Sex Lives of College Girls, but go off, Reneé

I’m including this article about the last episode of Johnny Carson’s The Tonight Show which aired 33 years ago today mostly so I can brag that just last week I SAT AT JOHNNY’S DESK.

Johnny’s desk, chair, and guest seats are currently at the Paley Center for Media in midtown Manhattan, along with other props and costumes from I Love Lucy, The Love Boat, The Honeymooners, The Flying Nun, The Andy Griffith Show, and Happy Days. They are also currently hosting an exhibition of costumes, props, and scripts from The Handmaid’s Tale. But the Paley Center is best known for being a television library, hosting hundreds of thousands of television episodes, news broadcasts, and specials, all of which you can watch there. (I watched the never-aired pilot episode of The Muppet Show, and an episode of Fantasy Island that featured Red Buttons, Regis Philbin and Kyle Richards.) It’s not a huge museum — the American Museum of the Moving Image in Queens has a much larger collection — but the Paley is worth a little bit of your time if you’re in Manhattan sometime soon.

THEY LET YOU SIT AT THE DESK! I DIDN’T LIKE MY HAIR IN ANY OF THE PICTURES I TOOK, SO JUST … JUST TRUST ME ON THIS!

Renewals

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Mark Your Calendars

  • The Buccaneers returns on Apple TV+ on June 18.
  • The Waterfront debuts on Netflix on June 19.
  • Titan: The OceanGate Disaster will premiere on Netflix on June 11.
  • Tires returns on Netflix on June 5.
  • Atsuko Okatsuka: Father premieres on Hulu on June 13.
  • Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires debuts on Disney Channel on July 10, and on Disney+ on July 11.
  • KPop Demon Hunters premieres on Netflix on June 20.
  • “Shark Week” returns on Discovery Channel on July 20.
  • Glass Heart will debut on Netflix on July 31.
  • Mercy For None premieres on Netflix on June 6.

R.I.P.

George Coulam, Founder and owner of the Texas Renaissance Fair and subject of the HBO documentary series Ren Faire

Michael Alaimo, Screen and stage actor who appeared in Cheers, The Wonder Years, Scrubs, Barney Miller, Mr. Belvedere, Hill Street Blues, as well as Space Jam and Mr. Mom

Michael McStay, British actor known for Doctor Who and Coronation Street

Billy Williams, Oscar-winning cinematographer on Gandhi, On Golden Pond and Women in Love

John Badalu, Indonesian producer and activist

Jim Irsay, Longtime owner of the Indianapolis Colts

WATCH THIS

Farmer Wants a Wife: Two-hour season finale. 7 p.m., Fox

Transplant: Bash and Mags compete for a residency in the two-hour season premiere. 7 p.m. NBC

Sirens: Meghann Fahy and Julianne Moore star in this new dark comedy about a woman who is concerned her sister is under the thrall of her new socialite boss. Series premiere. Netflix

She the People: A Lieutenant Governor has to figure out how to be successful working with a sexist and racist Governor all while managing her family in this new Tyler Perry comedy. Series premiere. Netflix

Late Night:

  • Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Shaquille O’Neal, Hayley Atwell, Dasha
  • The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: Paul Giamatti, Audra McDonald, the Broadway company of “Gypsy”
  • After Midnight: Chris Fleming, Aparna Nancherla, Jason Ritter
  • Jimmy Kimmel Live: Miley Cyrus, Mike Birbiglia
  • The Daily Show: Dawn Staley, host Ronny Chieng
  • Watch What Happens Live: Elizabeth Banks, Amanda Peet
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ABC 9-1-1
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CBS Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage
(repeat)		 Ghosts
(repeat)		 Matlock
(repeat)		 Elsbeth
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CW Police 24/7
(new)		 Crime Nation
(new)		 News/Local
FOX Farmer Wants a Wife
(new)		 News/Local
NBC Transplant
(new)		 Transplant
(new)		 Law & Order
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3 thoughts on “ABC would really like it if the mean ladies of ‘The View’ would be nicer to poor little President Toddler Brain”

    1. I DID! They also have a railing from ‘The Love Boat’ and they allow you to touch it. It’s not a big exhibit, BUT YOU CAN SIT AT JOHNNY’S DESK!

      -T

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  2. Whoopi and The View ladies are the ONLY Political Commentators worth listening to on TV! Please do not bend the knee, Ladies!

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