That was an excellent one.

Great visuals, story delivers no surprises

Good concept, poorly executed.

This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

I like The View, but THE TALK is much better and completely different. There are usually no arguments. It's a fun setting there and the ladies get along. The cast right now is perfect. EVE is a great addition. I've liked all seasons and casts but the current is my favorite by far. They fit together perfectly. Sarah Gilbert is so smart, and sharon always cracks me up. They always do fun things and have the best guests. I enjoy watching this every day. So glad they won the emmy this year.

you don't get it do you? But you have armed body guards don't you? what about the people who cant afford them? so you want to take your body guards guns away too? ' we have military! we have police! for a reason!!! the bad guys don't need permits to get guns of any type, so they can kill! ?So! all you will do is take our right to protect our families and our own lives? !!!Australia did just that? took away their means to protect themselves and the murder rate went up 35% in the first year... leave the constitution along!!! i've seen countries that were not aloud weapons? we fought for them...Just my opinion..Pirate Jack U.S. Marine 1972 and 1974 in Vietnam

...and I really, really gave it my full undivided attention. It's just horrible. The hosts/co-hosts seem like they're fake. They're trying too hard. It feels like they're talking down to the audience, especially when looking into the camera. The ladies act as though they're better then normal people. The issues that they cover, come across as old news and turn every little thing into a giant unnecessary problem. These small minded people are more concerned about who or what celebrity so- and-so is doing with celebrity such-and-such instead of serious world/life issues. It's annoying how they talk over each other and come off as just straight up conceited.

Julie Chen leads off each discussion with embarrassingly shallow and juvenile questions, as though she is targeting the uneducated and the best of mediocre Junior High students. Other than this the discussions do have merits. Curiosity is why I tune in, self-dignity is why I turn it off. If well begun is half done, poorly begun is why I run, screaming for my life back.As an Executive Producer, I am surprised that Sarah Gilbert puts up with this. She seems very intelligent and one would think she would also be cringing in her seat listening to such childish dribble.