I thought Ellen would win for the umpteenth time : http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2016/05/01/cbs-the-talk-wins-daytime-emmy-for-outstanding-entertainment-talk-show/.
Don't eva let nobody tell you you ain't strong enough
Congrats to the Ladies.
shareCongrats (for everyone but Sharon LOL).
^ I missed the beginning of today's show. Did they gloat about the win? People try to downplay awards like they're absolutely nothing, but it does feel good to get recognition. It's also popular to downplay awards when one loses and it stings, but, like the song says, that's life...
Don't eva let nobody tell you you ain't strong enough
I watched The Talk when they showed Sara's speech (didn't see the award show though) and I just scratched my head when she said that "The Talk" was born from an idea that she had while in the bathtub or something to that effect (can't remember what she said verbatim) but I had to laugh nonetheless...looks like Barbara Walters had the same revelation that Sara had only hers was 20 years ago 😨
Just thought it was weird...I mean Sara makes it sound like she invented the wheel or something...
"You're going to need a bigger boat"
I think you're talking about the People's Choice Award. I don't think any of the hosts attended the Daytime Emmys. Although The Talk strayed from the mommy/family topics, they've never tried to address the same topics or issues as The View. The only things the shows have in common are five women sitting around a table talking and last time I checked BW doesn't own the rights to that. Like you said, it's not like inventing the wheel or anything...
Edit: I put it in Google and saw that all the hosts were there. My mistake. Sara told the same tub story at the PC Awards.
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