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This restores "some" of my faith in the viewing public (or perhaps TV executives).
If there has been a bigger (no pun intended) idiot on the TV screen in the last decade, I can't think of who it is.
This restores "some" of my faith in the viewing public (or perhaps TV executives).
If there has been a bigger (no pun intended) idiot on the TV screen in the last decade, I can't think of who it is.
This restores "some" of my faith in the viewing public (or perhaps TV executives).
If there has been a bigger (no pun intended) idiot on the TV screen in the last decade, I can't think of who it is.
She's mean. Who wants to see an angry fat lesbian? People don't really care if she is fat or gay, but being mean is typically a deal breaker.
Martha Stewart is the exception. People are addicted to her for some reason.
But who really loves Rosie? I remember before it was common knowledge telling people she was mean and gay and they didn't believe it.
She's mean. Who wants to see an angry fat lesbian? People don't really care if she is fat or gay, but being mean is typically a deal breaker.
Martha Stewart is the exception. People are addicted to her for some reason.
But who really loves Rosie? I remember before it was common knowledge telling people she was mean and gay and they didn't believe it.
Is Martha gay?
She crosses her T's and dots her I's when she speaks. Comes across as snooty to me, not necessarily mean. Then again I'm not much of a fan.
Martha Stewart is the exception. People are addicted to her for some reason.Because she provides people with household and design tips they find appealing maybe?
Just a guess, of course.
What does Rosie offer her audience?
Serious question I've never seen her shows, and haven't really listened to her since she was a stand-up comic.
She was actually often funny when she did stand-up.
sealybobo wrote:
By the time Rosie's newest show came out...she'd lost any audience but the 5 million who checked in either because they were tv addicts who would watch anything...or the people who wanted to see the train wreck she has become.
Martha Stewart is the exception. People are addicted to her for some reason.Because she provides people with household and design tips they find appealing maybe?
Just a guess, of course.
What does Rosie offer her audience?
Serious question I've never seen her shows, and haven't really listened to her since she was a stand-up comic.
She was actually often funny when she did stand-up.
Yea, I liked Rosie until I found out she was mean.
What does she offer? She's funny I guess.
I used to get so mad when she would call Tom Cruise her little cutie petooti.
i never cared for rosie and her treatment of tom selleck was uncalled for..she was a total bitch he was a total gentleman
I think she meant Martha is meanbut Martha has become nicer since her stint in the big house.
I used to like Rosie but you're right, now she's just a mean, nasty person and I have no desire to watch her on television.