Joy Behar: Say Anything!
| Joy Behar: Say Anything! | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Genre | Talk show |
| Presented by | Joy Behar |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Original language(s) | English |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 156 |
| Production | |
| Location(s) |
Time Warner Center New York City (2009–11) |
| Camera setup | Multi-camera |
| Running time | 60 minutes |
| Release | |
| Original network |
HLN (2009–11) Current TV (September 4, 2012–August 1, 2013) |
| Picture format |
480i (SDTV) 1080i (HDTV) |
| Original release |
September 29, 2009 – December 16, 2011 (HLN) September 4, 2012 – August 1, 2013 (Current TV) |
| Chronology | |
| Preceded by | Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell (HLN) |
Joy Behar: Say Anything! is an American news program and talk show hosted by Joy Behar. The program had its "Preview" while Behar filled in as a week-long host on Viewpoint with Eliot Spitzer on June 18, 2012, and officially premiered on Current TV on September 4, 2012. The final episode of the Current TV program aired on Thursday August 1, 2013, as the network prepared to transition to Al Jazeera America.
HLN version (2009–11)
The Joy Behar Show was a news program and talk show that premiered on HLN on Tuesday, September 29, 2009 and ran until December 16, 2011. The show was hosted by Joy Behar, who is one of the five co-hosts of The View.
The show originally aired in the 9PM eastern slot/8PM central with encore presentations at 12AM and 5AM eastern, but was moved to 10PM eastern in January 2011 with encore presentations at 3AM eastern. The show aired new episodes Monday through Friday, while the shows on Saturday and Sunday were reruns.
The show's format was generally an interview/discussion setting where Joy Behar and her panel of guests discussed current events in pop culture, politics, and general media happenings. Guests were also often interviewed one on one, or by satellite feed, where questions are more geared toward that particular guest's life and views.
The show was cancelled on November 17, 2011 and Joy Behar stated that she appreciated all of the people who helped put the show together.[1] The final episode aired on Friday, December 16, 2011.
HLN guests
Some guests who appeared on the HLN show include: Kate Gosselin, Jeff Ross, Joan Rivers, Kathy Griffin, Bette Midler, Christopher Hitchens, Ann Coulter, Michael Moore, Jeanine Pirro, Sarah Silverman, Bill Murray, Gilbert Gottfried, Roseanne Barr, Dolly Parton, Steve Martin, Perez Hilton, Susie Essman, Carrie Fisher, Arianna Huffington and Valerie Bertinelli. Her View Co-hosts Whoopi Goldberg, Sherri Shepherd, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, and former co-host Star Jones, also appeared.
HLN Ratings
During its HLN run, The Joy Behar Show was not successful in comparison to other cable news shows of its format. A ratings snapshot taken February 11, 2010 revealed Behar as the fourth highest rated show in its timeslot, well over two million viewers behind Sean Hannity.[2]
Move to Current TV (2012–13)
On June 11, 2012, Behar signed a deal with Current TV to do a similar show, now shortened to just Joy Behar, but with a more political slant. Although the series debuted in September 2012, she unveiled her new series logo during her fill-in as host for Viewpoint with Eliot Spitzer on June 18, 2012.[3]
On July 31, 2012, Current TV announced that the program would debut on September 4, 2012 and would be titled Joy Behar: Say Anything!.[4]
Joy Behar: Say Anything! premiered on Current TV on Tuesday September 4, 2012 at 6:00e/3:00p with guests Darrell Hammond, Al Gore, Judy Gold and Rob Shuter. The show aired from Monday to Thursday at 9:00/8:00c.
Episodes
| No. | Original air date | Guest(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Darrell Hammond, Al Gore | |
| Plus, Judy Gold and Rob Shuter. | ||
| 2 | Lewis Black and Carrie Fisher | |
| Plus the latest on the Democratic Convention with Governor Jennifer Granholm and political columnist Sophia Nelson. | ||
| 3 | Melissa Etheridge | |
| Plus, Jennifer Psaki, Michael Maslansky, Marc Lamont Hill and Alan Colmes. | ||
| 4 | Dee and Suzette Snider | |
| Plus, Joe Levy, Jessica Kirson and Jennifer Granholm. | ||
| 5 | Colin Quinn | |
| Plus, Shmuley Boteach, Edward Beck, Anthea Butler, Boris Epshteyn and China Okasi. | ||
| 6 | Jesse Ventura, Susie Essman, Logan Levkoff and Tony Danza | |
| 7 | Melissa Leo | |
| Plus, Lenny McAllister, Robert Zimmerman and Hanna Rosin. | ||
| 8 | Musician and activist Wyclef Jean & Justin Bieber’s mother, Pattie Mallette | |
| Plus, Joy’s interview with Susan Sarandon and Cyndi Lauper. | ||
| 9 | Lloyd Grove, Sue Simmons and Suzanne Somers | |
| 10 | Tim Conway, Vicki Lawrence, Gloria Steinem, Shelby Knox, Howard Bragman and Nancy Giles | |
| 11 | Mario Cantone, Carole King, Richard Belzer and Stephen Baldwin | |
| 12 | Frank Rich, Andy Cohen, Ian Kerner and Cindy Gallop | |
| 13 | Ann Coulter, Kevin Powell, Jenny McCarthy and Stacy London | |
| 14 | Gotham and Deepak Chopra | |
| Guest host John Fugelsang. Plus, Rick Ungar, Cheri Jacobus, Baratunde Thurston and Hal Sparks. | ||
| 15 | Alfre Woodard | |
| Plus, Kellyanne Conway, Robert Zimmerman, John Fugelsang, Rob Shuter, Rachel Sklar and Victoria Jackson. | ||
| 16 | Tyne Daly | |
| Plus, Bill Press, Armstrong Williams, and David Rothenberg. | ||
| 17 | Anna Greenberg, Eliot Spitzer, Rick Tyler, Linda Fairstein, John Walsh, Gilbert Gottfried and Robert Klein | |
| 18 | Crystal Wright, Penny Lee, Paul Carrick Brunson, Kailen Rosenberg and Rain Pryor | |
| 19 | Regis Philbin, Camille Paglia and Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed | |
| 20 | Lorraine Bracco, Kathleen Turner, Christine Todd Whitman and Jennifer Granholm | |
| 21 | Stephanie Cutter, Valerie Bertinelli, Robert Zimmerman, David Fredosso, Jennifer Granholm and D.L. Hughley | |
| 22 | Sophia Nelson, Sam Seder, Nate Berkus and Ruth Westheimer | |
| 23 | Jamal Simmons, Sabrina Schaeffer, Bob Saget and Yvette Nicole Brown | |
| 24 | Barbara Boxer, Sam Seder, Crystal Wright, Kathy Najimy and Penny Marshall | |
| 25 | Michael Steele, Mark Levine, Mo Rocca, Parker Posey and Aasif Mandvi | |
| 26 | Ford O’Connell, Farai Chideya, Rob Shuter, Sarah Bernard, Lisa Lillien and Rosie Perez | |
| 27 | Robert Zimmerman, Michael Maslansky, Nancy Giles, Amy Heckerling, Tamar Braxton and Vince Herbert | |
| 28 | Richard Belzer, Wayne Allyn Root, Robert Zimmerman, China Okasi and Boris Epshteyn | |
| 29 | Comedians Tommy Davidson, Judy Gold, Chuck Nice, Lizz Winstead and Jeffrey Ross | |
| 30 | Bill Richardson, Alan Grayson, Dan Savage, Nancy Giles, Armstrong Williams, Erica Payne and Wayne Allyn Root | |
| 31 | Ty Pennington, Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, Father Edward Beck, Anthea Butler | |
| Also, a pop culture roundtable with Noah Levy, Keith Powell and Jessica Shaw | ||
| 32 | Howard Bragman, Sal Strazzullo, Darrell Hammond, Craig Bierko, Joe Levy and Rachel Sklar | |
| 33 | Jane Pauley, Michael Symon and biographer Kitty Kelley | |
| 34 | Whoopi Goldberg and Nick Cannon | |
| Plus, Frank Bruni, Jack Cloonan, and Bethany Marshall on the Petraeus scandal. | ||
| 35 | Mike Daly, Julian Epstein, Oliver Stone, Peter Kuznick, Rob Shuter, Arden Myrin and Jennifer Hutt | |
| 36 | Meredith Vieira and Frank Rich | |
| Plus, a look at today's pop culture stories with Sarah Bernard and comedians Jim Florentine and Nikki Glaser | ||
| 37 | Liza Minnelli, David Steinberg and Susie Essman | |
| 38 | Chef Michael Symon, Iyanla Vanzant and Rico Rodriguez | |
| 39 | Salman Rushdie | |
| Plus, a look at today’s top pop culture stories with W. Kamau Bell, Chuck Nice and Sara Gore | ||
| 40 | Actress Debi Mazar and Gabriele Corcos | |
| Plus, part two of Joy’s interview with author Salman Rushdie. | ||
| 41 | Fran Drescher and Tichina Arnold | |
| Plus, Chaim Levin, who is suing a Jewish gay conversion therapy group that promised to make him straight. | ||
| 42 | Annie Potts and Janet Hubert | |
| Plus, comedian Rich Vos and celebrity journalist Bonnie Fuller. | ||
| 43 | Carson Kressley and Meliss Francis | |
| Plus, a look at today’s top pop culture stories with Sherrod Small, Ben Aaron and Galina Espinoza. | ||
| 44 | Lenny McAllister, Chris Hahn, and Katie Roiphe | |
| Plus, Holy Rollers with Father Edward Beck, Rabbi David Ingber and Rev. Susan Sparks. | ||
| 45 | Tony Goldwyn and Dr. Ruth Westheimer | |
| Plus, a look at today’s top pop culture stories with Famestream Media panelists John Fugelsang, Jeremy Kyle and Kim Coles. | ||
| 46 | Cheri Oteri | |
| Plus, political hot topics with Sam Seder and Ron Christie. And, Gary Gulman, Jacque Reid and Noah Levy join our Famestream Media panel. | ||
| 47 | Mandy Patinkin and Susannah Cahalan | |
| Plus, Hanna Rosin, Siggy Flicker and Matt Titus. | ||
| 48 | Margaret Carlson, Michael Maslansky, and T.I. | |
| Plus, Rachel Sklar, Tom Cotter and Jay Thomas. | ||
| 49 | Jeremy Irons, Kevin Nealon and A Christmas Story star Peter Billingsley | |
| Plus, Sherri Shepherd talks with Joy Behar “Comics with Benefits”. | ||
| 50 | Sandy Hook Discussion with Dr. Marisa Randazzo, Dr. Brian Russell, Dr. Alicia Salzer and Dr. Adam Brown | |
| Plus, David Sirota and Steven Dulan debate gun control. And Holy Rollers panelists Father Edward Beck, Professor Anthea Butler and Rabbi David Ingber consider how God could have let the event happen | ||
| 51 | Marc Lamont Hill and Jon Meacham On Gun Control | |
| Plus, Dr. Michael Welner and Dr. Robin Smith discuss the mind of a killer. Famestream Media panelists Howard Bragman, China Okasi and Judy Gold consider media coverage of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. | ||
| 52 | The Top 10 Pop Culture Stories of 2012 with Rob Shuter, Chuck Nice, and Sarah Bernard | |
| Plus, actress Renee Taylor. | ||
| 53 | Olivia Newton-John | |
| Plus, comedian Gilbert Gottfried, porn icon Robin Byrd, Kevin Nealon and Jeremy Irons. | ||
| 54 | Forbes columnist Rick Ungar, Democratic strategist Zerlina Maxwell, GOP strategist Tom Doherty | |
| Plus, filmmakers Kevin Mazur and Tricia Nolan, “Just Jenny” host Jenny Hutt, ABC News reporter Sheila Marikar and comedian Sherrod Small. Featuring guest host John Fugelsang. | ||
| 55 | Republican comedian Ellen Karis, TV personality Rene Syler, Huffington Post Executive Business Editor Peter Goodman | |
| Plus, fitness instructor Kristen James, dietician Laura Cipullo, Domonique Scott and Christina Murray of TLC’s “Sisterhood,” and Anthea Butler, Religious Studies professor. Featuring guest host John Fugelsang. | ||
| 56 | Lisa Vanderpump, John Fugelsang, Nancy Giles, and Robert Zimmerman | |
| Plus, Dr. Ian Smith and Logan Levkoff. | ||
| 57 | Joy Goes to Hollywood: Betty White and the cast of Shahs of Sunset | |
| 58 | Eben Alexander, Vinny Guadagnino, and S. Epatha Merkerson | |
| 59 | JB Smoove, Marlon Wayans, Bill Spadea, and Sam Seder | |
| 60 | Mob Wives stars Renee Graziano and Love Majewski | |
| Plus, Republican strategist Boris Epshteyn and Democratic strategist Christopher Hahn join Joy to debate gun control. Famestream Media panelists Rob Shuter, Galina Espinoza and Chuck Nice dish on the Golden Globes. | ||
| 61 | Joy Goes to Hollywood: Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks | |
| 62 | Jerry Springer, Kim Richards, and Mob Wives stars Karen Gravano, Ramona Rizzo, Drita D’Avanzo and Carla Facciolo | |
| 63 | Barney Frank, Ian Drew, Judy Gold, and Marianne Garvey | |
| Plus, controversial author Dara-Lynn Weiss talks about putting her 7-year-old daughter on a diet. | ||
| 64 | George Takei and Dr. Cheryl Cohen Green | |
| Plus, Bill Spadea, Lizz Winstead, and Nancy Giles discuss the Inauguration. | ||
| 65 | Wade Davis and director Tom Hooper | |
| Plus, Sarah Bernard, comedian Chuck Nice and “Naughty But Nice” columnist Rob Shuter. | ||
| 66 | Cyndi Lauper and Vanilla Ice | |
| Plus, Linda Stasi, Jo Koy, Noah Levy and Bonnie Fuller. | ||
| 67 | Susie Essman | |
| Plus, a look at today’s top pop culture stories with Judy Gold, Joe Levy and Jessica Shaw. And Joy sits down with Holy Rollers panelists Anthea Butler, Rabbi David Ingber and Bethany Blankley. | ||
| 68 | SNL Writer Alan Zweibel and Michele Sileo and Elura Nanos of OWN's Staten Island Law | |
| Plus, Democratic strategist Chris Hahn, Republican strategist Ron Christie, and Dr. Steve Salvatore. | ||
| 69 | Erica and Tina Campbell of Mary Mary and Stephen Fakuna | |
| Plus, Famestream Media panelists Russell Peters, Rachel Sklar and Ian Drew on the top pop culture stories of the day. | ||
| 70 | Mario Cantone and Jacob Rudolph | |
| Plus, a look at the top pop culture stories with Chuck Nice, Howard Bragman and China Okasi. | ||
| 71 | Rev Run and Tyrese Gibson | |
| Plus, Andrew Dice Clay, Rob Shuter, Galina Espinoza and Chuck Nice. | ||
| 72 | Cheryl Hines and Rachel Dratch | |
| Plus, a political roundtable with Armstrong Williams and Robert Zimmerman. | ||
| 73 | Frank DeCaro and Heather McDonald | |
| Plus, Dorothy Cascerceri, Bonnie McFarlane and Rich Vos. | ||
| 74 | Pia Zadora and Susie Essman | |
| Plus, a political roundtable with Boris Epshteyn and Chris Hahn. | ||
| 75 | Anthea Butler | |
| Plus, a look at today's pop culture stories with Judy Gold, Joe Levy and Nancy Giles. Also, a political roundtable with Democratic strategist Robert Zimmerman and Republican strategist Bill Spadea. | ||
| 76 | Carson Kressley, Brandi Glanville, and MTV’s Nikki Glaser and Sara Schaefer | |
| Plus, a look back at last night’s State of the Union address with Chris Hahn and Ford O’Connell. | ||
| 77 | Gavin Newsom and Jackie Collins | |
| Plus, the latest pop culture news with Rob Shuter, Sherrod Small and Rachel Sklar. Guest host Jerry Springer. | ||
| 78 | Suze Orman | |
| Plus, the latest pop culture news with Rob Shuter, Galina Espinoza and Chuck Nice. | ||
| 79 | Billy Goldberg and Jaiya | |
| Plus, a political roundtable with Armstrong Williams, Sam Seder, Rebecca Dana. | ||
| 80 | Sex experts Logan Levkoff and Debbie Magids | |
| Plus, Jimmy Lee Hales and the latest pop culture news with Sherrod Small, Jacque Reid and Ian Drew. Guest host Nancy Giles. | ||
| 81 | Pastor Jay Bakker of Revolution Church NYC | |
| Plus, Famestream Media panelists Rob Shuter, Judy Gold and Chuck Nice join “Say Anything!” host Joy Behar to weigh in on the Oscars. | ||
| 82 | Lewis Black and Dr. Robin Smith | |
| Plus, model Emme and Melissa Francis. | ||
| 83 | Barbara Corcoran | |
| Plus, a sex panel with Siggy Flicker, Mandy Stadtmiller and Garren James. And, author James Lasdun talks about being the target of a stalker. | ||
| 84 | Alex Karpovsky and Jennifer Rawlings | |
| Plus, Holy Rollers panelists Father Edward Beck, Bethany Blankley and Rabbi David Ingber discuss Benedict XVI’s last day as pope, among other topics. | ||
| 85 | Jenny Lawson | |
| Plus, Sam Seder and Bill Spadea discuss Mitt and Ann Romney’s first TV interview since the election. And, Chuck Nice, Rob Shuter and Galina Espinoza on the top pop culture stories of the day. | ||
| 86 | Dr. Ian K. Smith | |
| Plus, Lauren Drain talks about her experience inside the Westboro Baptist Church. | ||
| 87 | Katherine LaNasa | |
| Plus, Howard Bragman, Jacque Reid and Jim Florentine discuss the day's top pop culture stories with guest host Bobby Flay. | ||
| 88 | Frank Rich and Ashanti | |
| Plus, actor and comedian Bobcat Goldthwait. | ||
| 89 | Lily Tomlin | |
| Plus, “Walking Dead” actor IronE Singleton and a roundup of the top pop culture stories with Famestream Media panelists Rob Shuter, Judy Gold and Galina Espinoza. | ||
| 90 | The Cast of Braxton Family Values | |
| Plus, Christa Parravani, author of the powerful new memoir, “Her.” | ||
| 91 | Toni Braxton | |
| Plus, a political roundtable with Chris Hahn, China Okasi and Ron Christie. And, Famestream Media panelists Chuck Nice, Sarah Bernard, and Joe Levy with the top pop culture stories. | ||
| 92 | Sam Champion and Chely Wright | |
| Guest host Howard Bragman. Plus, Famestream Media panelists Bonnie Fuller, Jacque Reid and Dena Blizzard. | ||
| 93 | Jon Secada and Karen Gravano of Mob Wives | |
| Guest host Carson Kressley. Plus, a pop culture roundup with Sherrod Small, Noah Levy and Marianne Garvey. | ||
| 94 | Andrew McCarthy and comedian Josh Wolf | |
| Guest host Stacy London. Plus, a pop culture roundup with Rachel Sklar, Sarah Bernard and Jessica Kirson. | ||
| 95 | Hardcore Pawn star Les Gold | |
| Guest host Jerry Springer. Plus, a look at the day’s pop culture stories with Rob Shuter, Jenny Hutt and Arden Myrin. | ||
| 96 | Author Lucinda Bassett | |
| Guest host Nancy Giles. Also, a discussion about adoption with Jane Aronson and Deborra-Lee Furness. And, a pop culture roundup with Ian Drew, Sara Gore and Don Jamieson. | ||
| 97 | Chris Hahn and Armstrong Williams | |
| Guest host Montel Williams. Also, Donna Jackson Nakazawa, Keri Glassman, Dr. Robyn Smith and Lisa Sanders. | ||
| 98 | Director P.J. Hogan and Dr. Venus Nicolino from L.A. Shrinks | |
| Guest host Chuck Nice. Plus, Paul Carrick Brunson and Siggy Flicker with advice on relationships. | ||
| 99 | Emileen Hanna and Michael Markiewicz | |
| Guest host Judy Gold. The latest on DOMA with Laverne Cox, Noah Michelson and David Mixner. Plus, Jim Florentine, Jacque Reid and Dorothy Cascerceri. | ||
| 100 | Money Expert Jean Chatzky | |
| Plus, politics with Boris Epshteyn, Robert Zimmerman and China Okasi. And, a pop culture roundtable with Rob Shuter, Chuck Nice and Galina Espinoza. | ||
| 101 | Patti Davis | |
| Also, Real Housewives of Orange County’s Tamra Barney and Vicky Gunvalson. Plus, Michele Sileo and Elura Nanos of OWN's Staten Island Law chat with Joy. | ||
| 102 | Nia Vardalos and Michelle Rhee | |
| Plus, the debate over “Lean In” with Lisa Miller, Bonnie Fuller and Lisa Belkin. | ||
| 103 | Dr. Daniel Amen and Jenni Pulos of Bravo’s Flipping Out | |
| Plus, feminist pornographer Tristan Taormino. | ||
| 104 | Curtis Stone | |
| Also, a discussion on the Holocaust with Steven Pressman and Liz Perle, the team behind HBO’s “50 Children: The Rescue Mission of Mr and Mrs Kraus.” Plus a look at today’s pop culture news with Famestream Media penelists Noah Levy, Trisha Goddard and Dena Blizzard. | ||
| 105 | Camille Paglia and Jane Fonda's Adopted Daughter, Mary Williams | |
| Plus, Rachel Sklar, Nancy Giles and Joe Levy discuss the latest pop culture news. | ||
| 106 | Ophira Eisenberg | |
| Plus, politics with Sam Seder and Boris Epshteyn. Also, Rob Shuter, Judy Gold and Sarah Bernard with the latest in pop culture news. | ||
| 107 | Lynn Whitfield and Gretchen Rubin | |
| Plus, politics with Bill Spadea and David Sirota. | ||
| 108 | Paul Anka | |
| Former FBI agent Jack Cloonan, Dr. Janet Taylor and Yahoo News’ Beth Fouhy discuss the aftermath of the bombings at the Boston Marathon. Plus, a Famestream Media panel with Rob Shuter, Judy Gold and Sarah Bernard. | ||
| 109 | Brad Garrett and Richard Belzer | |
| 110 | Dr. Daniel and Tana Amen | |
| Also, Dr. Abraham Morgentaler, Tristan Taormino and Chuck Nice. | ||
| 111 | Tom Sizemore | |
| Plus, the latest on the Boston bombers with criminologist Dr. Casey Jordan, Boston Globe columnist Farah Stockman and former NYPD investigator Nicholas Casale. | ||
| 112 | Anna Quindlen and Seinfeld writer Peter Mehlman | |
| Plus, part two of Joy's interview with Brad Garrett. | ||
| 113 | Brian Stelter | |
| Plus, a Famestream Media panel with Noah Levy, Jessica Shaw and Jessica Kirson. And, sex advice from Chuck Nice, Tristan Taormino and Natalie Clarice. | ||
| 114 | Joe Pantoliano | |
| Plus, writer Joan Walsh and May May Ali, daughter of Muhammad Ali. | ||
| 115 | Charles Graeber and Amy Ridgway | |
| Plus, sex advice with Ian Kerner and Emily Morse. And, politics with John Fugelsang and Boris Epshteyn. | ||
| 116 | Charlie Ebersol | |
| Plus, a pop culture roundup with Rob Shuter, Chuck Nice and Rich Vos. | ||
| 117 | Eve Ensler | |
| Plus, actress Sally Kellerman and Dr. Michael Breus, aka “The Sleep Doctor.” | ||
| 118 | Christina Crawford | |
| Plus, sex and relationship expert Dr. Pepper Schwartz. And part two of Joy's interview with Joe Pantoliano. | ||
| 119 | Sherri Shepherd | |
| Daisy Khan, executive director of the American Society for Muslim Advancement, discusses the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings. Plus, Erica Payne and Armstrong Williams talk politics. | ||
| 120 | Marilu Henner | |
| Plus, the stars of Bravo’s “Million Dollar Listing New York.” And Famestream Media panelists Judy Gold, Sarah Bernard and Jacque Reid. | ||
| 121 | Jennifer Finney Boylan and Art Smith | |
| Plus, Famestream Media panelists Rob Shuter, Chuck Nice and Galina Espinoza. | ||
| 122 | David Alan Grier, Isabella Rossellini, and Niecy Nash | |
| 123 | Elisabeth Rohm | |
| Plus, Dr. Richard Besser. And, the cast of Bravo’s “Newlyweds: The First Year.” | ||
| 124 | Augusten Burroughs and Jenna Ushkowitz | |
| Plus, a look at pop culture news with Jessica Kirson, Howard Bragman and Jenny Hutt. | ||
| 125 | Alison Sweeney and Tabatha Coffey | |
| Plus, politics with Boris Epshteyn and Robert Zimmerman. | ||
| 126 | Dee Snider, Suzette Snider and Colin Quinn | |
| 127 | Judith Regan and Laura Antoniou | |
| Politics with Crystal Wright, Sam Seder and Nancy Giles. And, Laurel Leff and Emily Harrold on the New York Times’ shoddy Holocaust reporting. | ||
| 128 | James Van Praagh | |
| Plus, Jo Wood, ex-wife of Rolling Stones’ rocker Ronnie Wood. Plus Famestream Media panelists Joe Levy, Judy Gold and Jacque Reid. | ||
| 129 | Jo Frost | |
| Plus, chef Marcus Samuelsson. And, pop culture news with Rob Shuter, Chuck Nice and Galina Espinoza. | ||
| 130 | The cast of “Evocateur: The Morton Downey Jr. Movie” | |
| Guest host Montel Williams. Plus, gold-medal bobsledder Steve Holcomb, Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler, Armstrong Williams and Chris Hahn. | ||
| 131 | Politics with Robert Zimmerman and Ron Christie | |
| Plus, a Famestream Media panel with Rob Shuter, Chuck Nice and Galina Espinoza. And, screenwriter Geoffrey Fletcher. | ||
| 132 | “Push Girls” stars Tiphany Adams and Mia Schaikewitz | |
| Plus, Dr. Steven Lamm and chef Roble Ali. | ||
| 133 | Former Governor Jesse Ventura | |
| Plus, “Real Housewife of New Jersey” Caroline Manzo and Dr. Elie Levine. | ||
| 134 | Joe Muto and “Golden Sisters” stars Mary Bartnicki, Teresa Dahlquist and Josie Cavaluzzi | |
| Plus, the latest on pop culture with Famestream Media panelists Rich Vos, Noah Levy and Sarah Bernard. | ||
| 135 | Dr. Ruth Westheimer | |
| Plus, a special "Holy Rollers" panel with Anthea Butler, Rabbi David Ingber, and Father Dave Dwyer. | ||
| 136 | Comedian Alec Mapa | |
| Plus, “Sopranos” star Steve Schirripa. And, pop culture news with Rachel Sklar, Jessica Kirson and Jacque Reid. | ||
| 137 | TBA | |
| 138 | TBA | |
| 139 | TBA | |
| 140 | Dr. Gail Saltz, Marcia Clark, Howard Bragman, and Kjerstin Gruys | |
| Guest host Nancy Giles. Plus, a Famestream Media panel with Nikki Glaser, Sarah Bernard and Joe Levy. | ||
| 141 | TBA | |
| 142 | TBA | |
| 143 | TBA | |
| 144 | TBA | |
| 145 | TBA | |
| 146 | Randy Cohen | |
| Plus, Famestream guests Sarah Bernard, Baruch Shemtov and Kevin Meaney. And, Robert Zimmerman and Ron Christie. | ||
| 147 | Lauren Sandler and 'Manhattan Madam' Kristin Davis | |
| Plus, Famestream guests Dr. Gail Saltz, Rachel Sklar and Nancy Giles. | ||
| 148 | Dr. Michael Breus | |
| Plus, Famestream guests Galina Espinoza, Chuck Nice, and Rob Shuter. | ||
| 149 | Susie Essman and Lizz Winstead | |
| Plus, Augusten Burrows. | ||
| 150 | Neil Sedaka | |
| Plus, political panel guests Rich Benjamin, Ron Christie and Chris Hahn discuss the George Zimmerman trial. And, Famestream guests Rob Shuter, Rachel Sklar and Chuck Nice. | ||
| 151 | Curtis Stone | |
| Guest host Chuck Nice. Plus, relationship panelists Amy Laurent, Joe Levy and Tristan Taormino. | ||
| 152 | Tony Danza | |
| Guest host Marilu Henner. Plus, Fashion Designer Michael Costello and Dr. Neal Barnard. | ||
| 153 | NYC Mayoral Candidate Christine Quinn and Howie Mandel | |
| 154 | Julia Sweeney | |
| Guest co-host Susie Essman. | ||
| 155 | Frank Rich | |
| Plus, panelists Nancy Giles, Dr. Gail Saltz and Rachel Sklar. And, Anthea Butler, Rabbi David Ingber and Father James Martin. | ||
| 156 | Rob Shuter | |
| Interview with Shuter and final panel talk. planned Ending by Behar with a planned Al Jazeera logo appearing on screen and crew moving the table, chairs, and other items off set while Behar is saying goodbye. | ||
Awards and nominations
- 2010 – Nomination for Best Talk Show Episode (LDS Church & Gays)[5]
References
- ↑ Ariens, Chris. Joy Behar’s HLN Show Canceled, TVNewser, November 17, 2011
- ↑ "Cable News Ratings for Thursday, February 11, 2010 - Ratings". TVbytheNumbers. Retrieved 2012-11-27.
- ↑ "Joy Behar Joins Current TV" from The Hollywood Reporter (June 11, 2012)
- ↑ "'Joy Behar: Say Anything!' to premiere Sept. 4"
- ↑ "21st Annual GLAAD Media Awards – English Language Nominees". Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation. 2010. Retrieved February 21, 2010.
External links
- Joy Behar: Say Anything! at the Internet Movie Database
- The Joy Behar Show at the Internet Movie Database
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