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#25re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/28/08 at 11:18pmAw, she watched Liza with a "Z" with her late Mother. How sweet. And Chita. Gosh, you gotta admit, she's got a big heart. This show, however, was a trainwreck.
PiraguaGuy2
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/10/08
#26re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/28/08 at 11:20pm
That's not the only part of her that's big...
Whoa! Don't hate me folks, don't hate me! I'll be in Altoona 'til Wednesday. Up next, Clay Aiken will have a minute and a half conversation with me in his Spamalot costume for no reason whatsoever!
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#27re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/28/08 at 11:57pm
She should have stepped back and let Liza and Chita open the show together. That would have been must see TV.
I still stand by my opinion that Liza would have fared better if Rosie wasn't warbling off-key next to her.
"Broadway...I'll lick you yet!"
Londonskyguy
Featured Actor Joined: 7/24/06
#28re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 12:09amYears ago in a world not so far away a woman hosted a talk show. This woman had guests on her show that no one had seen before, Chita, Patti, Vanessa Williams, the list goes on.. this woman showed scenes from Broadway shows . Broadway shows wer'nt doing so well , but this woman turned things arond greatly,, she even hosted the Tony Awards and brought those shows their highest raightings ,, Her name was ROSIE ODONNELL
PiraguaGuy2
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/10/08
#29re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 12:11am
I kind of pictured Don LaFontaine reading your post.
"In a world...where a woman hosts a talk show..."
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ifuweregay93
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/19/06
#31re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 2:50amI think she would have done better to produce the show, but not be the host. Big Gay Sketch Show is kinda funny:)
dramamama611
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/4/07
#32re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 10:03amI also think Rosie decided since she wanted to be "America's Sweetheart" again, all she had to do was turn it on. MANY, many folk had been totally turned off of the Rosie Trainride for quite some time now, and it was going to take more than her smile to turn that around.
If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it?
These are DISCUSSION boards, not mutual admiration boards. Discussion only occurs when we are willing to hear what others are thinking, regardless of whether it is alignment to our own thoughts.
PiraguaGuy2
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/10/08
#33re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 10:06amShe needs to get herself back out there in other ways. Some self-deprecating viral videos would do the trick, and I don't mean her talking into her webcam on a blog.
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#34re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 10:17am
That poem says it all. It's all about her fulfilling her dream. She got to sing with Liza. Good for her.
Did she remember there was a TV audience tuning in who didn't care about her lifelong dream that night? They were hoping (against hope) to be entertained. And Rosie can't sing.
She forgot her #1 concern should have been the quality of the show.
... not the fulfillment of her childhood fantasies.
So she fed her "narcissistic beast," and we all (well, the 20 of us who tuned in apparently) had to suffer through it.
Next time (if there ever is a next time) she should do a show for us, not for her. We weren't there with her in 1972, so why would a tone-deaf duet mean anything more to us than a tone-deaf duet?
"Jaws is the Citizen Kane of movies."
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MassiveMeGo
Featured Actor Joined: 1/19/08
#35re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 10:28am
This guy said it for me.
"Rosie, a supposed stand-up comic, was stiff and unfunny. Alec Baldwin, Jane Krakowski, Harry Connick Jr, Clay Aiken, and Kathy Griffin, who could have made for a good show if properly used, were paraded on and off in seconds while prime time was given to bland and boring pop tunes from Neo (wtf?) and Alanis Morissette (unintelligible – I couldn’t understand a word she was singing) and weird unknown vaudeville-type acts."
Robert D. Flach
PiraguaGuy2
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/10/08
#36re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 10:29amI loved the endless loop of flying geese behind Alanis.
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#37re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 10:45am
"and it was going to take more than her smile to turn that around."
You know something? I don't even think her smile looks genuine. I never saw someone with such an "unsmiley" smile. Looks kind of fierce.
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#38re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 10:46amI would call it a grimace.
"Jaws is the Citizen Kane of movies."
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PiraguaGuy2
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/10/08
#39re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 10:46amA haunted house of teeth.
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#40re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 10:53amHaha, you guys!
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#41re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 2:48pm
"I would call it a grimace."
Naw, a grimace is a big purple harry blob-like creature who's pals with Ronald McDonald. He makes me smile. :)
Rosie sneers when she smiles. There is no joy or genuine warmth in her eyes. She makes me frown. 
"Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read." G. Marx
#42re: 'There will b no more'
Posted: 11/29/08 at 2:51pm
"Rosie sneers when she smiles."
Yes, that's what I was trying to say. Her smile is a big sneer.
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