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It's not complete, but I rounded up a list of over 60 people who have guest co-hosted with Kelly Ripa:
Alec Baldwin
Anderson Cooper
Andy Samberg
Apolo Ohno
Ben Mulroney
Boomer Esiason
Bryant Gumbel
Carl Edwards
Carrie Ann Inaba
Carson Kressley
Cat Deeley
Chris Harrison
D.L. Hughley
Dan Abrams
Dana Carvey
Daniel Dae Kim
Daniel Radcliffe
David Duchovny
David Muir
Derek Hough
Ed Robertson
Fred Savage
Howie Mandel
Jeff Probst
Jerry O’Connell
Jerry Seinfeld
Jesse Palmer
Jim Parsons
Jimmy Kimmel
Joel McHale
Jonah Hill
Josh Groban
Kevin Jonas
Kevin Jonas
Kim Kardashian
Kristen Chenoweth
Kyle MacLachlan
L.A. Reid
Lucy Liu
Mario Lopez
Mark Conseulos
Mark Cuban
Mark Feuerstein
Martin Short
Mary J Blige
Mathew Broderick
Matthew Morrison
Michael Buble
Michael Buckley
Michael Strahan
Mike Greenberg
Neil Patrick Harris
Nick Lachey
Pat Kiernan
Peter Facinelli
Randy Jackson
Reggie Bush
Rob Lowe
Sam Champion
Seth Meyers
Taye Diggs
Tony Potts
Tyler PerryAfter Regis the three finalists to replace him were Seth Meyers, Josh Groban and Michael Strahan.
Comments about others on the list:
Most on the list were fine for a one-day fill-in, but would never be in consideration for the permanent job. Many others very capable (Mario Lopez) already have regular jobs in place.
Mark Conseulos will only be an occasional guest host and never the permanent host.
Anderson Cooper and Kelly consistently deliver fantastic host chats for those opening 15-20 minutes. If AC is interested it could be a short and easy search.
Jeff Probst and Kelly have perfect chemistry and he should be on the short list this time as his talk show kept him out of the mix the previous go-around. Survivor tapes back-to-back for both seasons in the summer, so some cooperation with CBS & ABC would be needed.
Howie Mandel, Jerry O'Connell, Jimmy Kimmel & Joel McHale are great as a guest co-host, but too much to take for the daily gig.
Martin Short is plain too much to consider for more than 1 day.
Neil Patrick Harris is probably too polarizing for the regular gig, but he is quite good with all of the skills needed for the job.
Boomer Esiason was the worst I have ever seen.
I do not think the show would try to copy Kathie Lee & Hoda with a 2-woman show.
Michael Buckley was the winner of a coast-to-coast search, so I'm sure that stunt will be repeated to cover a week's worth of shows.
Most importantly: Producer Michael Gelman and his staff know the show well and will make the correct decision.
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Blake Leeper, a paralympian, received a one-year ban for a doping violation earlier this month. The episode was taped months ago, but will probably never air. I'm hopeful that Shriners got the money still.
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I liked the mole gag as I was expecting a large brown and hairy skin growth and instead it was Angie holding the garden critter type.
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Is the way this show operates not obvious season after season. All these posts about being happy with the winner, finding out ahead who won just who you could watch or so worried that the wrong team might win etc. make me laugh.
The nicest team with the best edit wins every season. It was very obvious weeks ago that Kelsey and Joey had to be the winners.
The team with the worst edit comes in third: That's Logan and Chris.
The team that gets the most airtime will be second. Justin and Diana dominated the time devoted to them.
If Justin and Diana had won the race all of you would still be happy because they would have been portrayed differently. Whatever negative factors there were about Joey and Kelsey would have aired.
The Race people present this nice package every season that "Kum-ba-yah" keeps viewers happy.
I hope next season's YouTube stunt somehow turns out better than it looks in the previews.
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Barrett making the finals did not surprise me at all:
Wife & Kids
Teacher
Tall
Plane Crash Story
Team Blake
All of that was going to trump any singing and performance deficiencies. Those factors even managed to negate the producers having him lead off the show. Backstories matter on voting shows.
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I have never used the term "fiveski" or heard it used by anyone else for a $5 bill. Finski, yes. Sometimes I can't turn off my "Jeopardy!" brain while watching such shows. Mr. Matthews said Jefferson died over 200 years ago. 2015-1826=189 years ago.
Looks like the next episode is December 4th.
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I applauded Kevin's remarking about burning Switch Witch at the stake. My trick or treating days were over 35 years ago and I would have gone all Chuck Heston (From my cold dead hands) if anyone wanted my loot. There is no bribe or story my parents could have offered to get me to hand over my haul. $1 a pound from the local orthodontist was no incentive either. Those entrepreneurs were dead to me as soon as I heard the pitch.
And as is my tradition (since I only have 20-70 at the door depending on day of the week & weather) I will be handing out full-sized candy next Saturday. Any leftovers? Mine!
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Wow. Hardly any comments? I floved this one. This telling celebrities what to do is not a new concept (see: Repeat After Me which oddly enough is not on Wendi McLendon-Covey's IMDB page) but when the stars are good sports and get into it I always find it funny.
For WMC's IMDb page the credit is there for Repeat After Me. It's under the "Self" tab though since she was playing herself in the role of host.
BTE has entertained me enough each week to keep watching even though some of the segments are quite familiar from watching Ellen's talk show. It's scheduled for a total of eight weeks.
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Paul Zerdin gave a fantastic end to the night with Howie the perfect accomplice. It's a performance that will easily earn a spot to the finals with none of that save or judges tiebreaker nonsense.
I thought the chip drawer (Gee, I could not tell those were Lays with the red tape covering the name) of The Professional Regurgitator was crazy until he got to that insane candy drawer.
Clear out the singers and bring on the variety acts for moving on to the finals.
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Puppies, rabbits and a pony? Yeah, hard not to smile through that trio of cuteness.
Was Riley trying to be Carolyn Jones being Morticia Addams?
Yay, the side kids speak.
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Terry Fator.
Olate Dogs.
Dustin's Dojo.
Jackie Evancho
Leonid the Magnificent.
Kaitlyn "I'm from America" Maher.
and the show would not have been complete without Prince Poppycock.
Neal Boyd and Michael Grimm got little air time as their seasons were NBC's producers got talent.
I would have found a spot to include Ulysses singing "Love Boat" during the two hours. There were multiple spots to hit the fast forward button, but overall it was a nice revisit of the ten seasons.
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Yes, there will be women on the show including two who did very well on Jeopardy!
Pam Mueller was in the College Championship, TOC, UTOC and BOTD: http://www.j-archive.com/showplayer.php?player_id=7260
Megan Barnes won three games on J! and has other game show appearances: http://www.j-archive.com/showplayer.php?player_id=7260
Who's Your Favorite Contestant?
in 500 Questions [V]
It's easy to see what kind of contestants the casting dept. wanted:
http://www.j-archive.com/showplayer.php?player_id=1&highlight=ken+jennings
http://www.j-archive.com/showplayer.php?player_id=5568&highlight=brandon+saunders
http://www.j-archive.com/showplayer.php?player_id=6564&highlight=ryan+chaffee
http://www.j-archive.com/showplayer.php?player_id=8193&highlight=monica+thieu
http://www.j-archive.com/showplayer.php?player_id=6397&highlight=terry+linwood
http://www.j-archive.com/showplayer.php?player_id=1816&highlight=william+lee
http://www.j-archive.com/showplayer.php?player_id=5987&highlight=liz+murphy
Nathan Kaplan seems to be only one so far without J! on his resume.