The long-running CBS daytime talk show, The Talk, has come to an end after 15 seasons on the air. The final episode aired on December 20, bringing together the five remaining hosts – Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Natalie Morales, Jerry O’Connell, and Sheryl Underwood – for a heartfelt farewell.
The quintet reminisced about their time on the show, sharing highlights from over 2,993 episodes and clips from the over 10,800 guests who appeared. They expressed their gratitude to the audience at home and the 250,000 people who made up The Talk’s live studio audience throughout its run.
Sheryl Underwood, who hosted for 14 seasons, was given a standing ovation by her co-hosts and dubbed “The Queen of The Talk.” Underwood reflected on her journey with the show, from being hired as a general meeting attendee to becoming a fashion icon. She also thanked the world for embracing her fashion evolution over the years.
The hosts paid tribute to their colleagues, crew members, and executive producers who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to make the show a success. They expressed their appreciation for the audience’s loyalty and said they will miss them dearly.
The Talk has been a groundbreaking program, winning 11 Daytime Emmy Awards and garnering 56 nominations during its run. It brought timely and entertaining topics into living rooms around the globe, making it a staple on CBS’ top-rated daytime lineup.
As The Talk concludes, rumors of a new daytime soap opera taking its place have surfaced. However, for now, the hosts are basking in the joy and gratitude of their final episode, knowing they leave behind a legacy of conversation and laughter that will be remembered for years to come.
Source: https://people.com/the-talk-signs-off-series-finale-after-15-years-8765101