“The View” Co-Hosts on Hiatus: Extended Break and Reruns
In a recent report, it has been revealed that the popular ABC show “The View” won’t be airing new episodes for some time. The five co-hosts, Whoopi Goldberg, Sunny Hostin, Sara Haines, Ana Navarro, Joy Behar, and Alyssa Farah Griffin, have all taken a hiatus from the show.
Following their break during Memorial Day weekend, Decider has reported that the co-hosts are extending their absence to enjoy an extended Independence Day holiday. New episodes of “The View” are scheduled to return on Monday, July 10. In the meantime, reruns of the show will be aired.
According to ABC and Decider, here is the lineup of reruns:
- Friday, June 30 — originally aired May 2, 2023 — Ellie Kemper; Deborah Roberts
- Monday, July 3 — originally aired May 9, 2023 — The Political View with Sen. Amy Klobuchar; Teacher Appreciation Week
- Tuesday, July 4 — originally aired May 11, 2023 — Chris Tucker; Chris “Ludacris” Bridges
- Wednesday, July 5 — originally aired May 17, 2023 — Sigourney Weaver; Patricia Clarkson and Trace Lysette
- Thursday, July 6 — originally aired May 18, 2023 — Michael J. Fox; Ariana Madix
- Friday, July 7 — originally aired June 29, 2023 — Ashley Park, Sherry Cola, Stephanie Hsu and Sabrina Wu
Emotional Moments on “The View”
During a recent episode, emotions ran high as Whoopi Goldberg introduced a “new man behind the camera” to the audience. Acknowledging the changes happening within the network and the show itself, Goldberg welcomed the newest addition to the show’s family, Paul, who joined as a writer amidst the ongoing writer’s strike affecting various Hollywood shows.
Towards the end of the show, Goldberg held back tears as she made an unexpected announcement. She revealed that producer Rob Bruce Baron, who had been with “The View” for all 26 seasons, was retiring after 40 years in television. Overwhelmed with emotion, Goldberg called out to Baron, expressing her reluctance to see him leave.
Discussion on “American Idol” and Society
In another notable moment on the show, Goldberg sparked a discussion about “American Idol” and its impact on society. While discussing the victory of 18-year-old singer Iam Tongi in Season 21 of the show, Goldberg shared her perspective on society’s love for judgment.
Goldberg expressed her belief that the rise of judging others, exemplified by shows like “American Idol,” had contributed to the downfall of society. This statement led to a lively exchange between Goldberg and executive producer Brian Teta, with some pushback from her co-hosts.
The conversation touched on the excess of judgment prevalent in society, with references to past shows like “The Gong Show.” The co-hosts reflected on the evolution of “American Idol” and Goldberg’s changing opinions about the show, highlighting its current differences from its early days.
Let’s stay tuned for the return of “The View” on July 10, as the co-hosts bring back their engaging discussions and unique perspectives to our screens once again.