#26
Posted: 5/15/14 at 3:27am
I don't know her, or the identities of the posters, but lots of this is conjecture and not really based on any personal, first-hand knowledge. This thread is pretty mean. I'm an educated 20+ year broadcaster myself, and though I find her ability to act silly, appropriate--as a comic and an accomplished actor who happens to book LOTS of jobs, mind you--I do not find her "stupid" at all. Think about it; if that's her act, she's snowed you all because she's *that* good. Plus, it's kind of water under the bridge to cut on a woman for something she said with a bad case of nerves 4 years ago in her first month on the air with a huge national talk show with Barbara Walters as her boss. You can't really knock it til you try it and see how you'd fare.
As for her relationship with her husband, we don't know what goes on behind closed doors, either, and that's fine. There's two sides to every story. If she's "sick of supporting him" and if he's "a writer who flies off to gigs that weren't really gigs, near where his ex lives," that's their own BS to deal with--both, not just one or the other. At least they're not airing it out constantly like Tori Spelling and that wretch of a cheating horny husband of hers. I can't stand reality shows, but actually have watched some of the previous ones. But I digress.
Back to Sherri.
Humanity, people.
As for her relationship with her husband, we don't know what goes on behind closed doors, either, and that's fine. There's two sides to every story. If she's "sick of supporting him" and if he's "a writer who flies off to gigs that weren't really gigs, near where his ex lives," that's their own BS to deal with--both, not just one or the other. At least they're not airing it out constantly like Tori Spelling and that wretch of a cheating horny husband of hers. I can't stand reality shows, but actually have watched some of the previous ones. But I digress.
Back to Sherri.
Humanity, people.
"There is no use trying," said Alice; "one can't believe impossible things." "I dare say you haven't had the practice," said the Queen. "When I was your age, I always did it for half an hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast." --Alice in Wonderland
