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Monday, May 6 – Jen Psaki (author, “Say More: Lessons from Work, the White House, and the World”) Tuesday, May 7 – Tiffany Haddish (author, “I Curse You with Joy”); Teacher Appreciation Week Wednesday, May 8 – Ricky Martin (actor, “Palm Royale”); Bakari Sellers (author, “The Moment: Thoughts on the Race Reckoning That Wasn’t and How We All Can Move Forward Now”) Thursday, May 9 – Rainn Wilson (podcast, “Soul Boom”); Susan Page (author, “The Rulebreaker: The Life and Times of Barbara Walters”) Friday, May 10 – A Day of Hot Topics

Monday, April 29 – Jim Gaffigan (“Unfrosted: The Pop-Tart Story”) Tuesday, April 30 – John Leguizamo (“The Green Veil”); Co-Hosts’ Favorite Things: Mother’s Day Edition Wednesday, May 1 – Whoopi shares her new book, “Bits and Pieces: My Mother, My Brother, and Me” Thursday, May 2 – Jeff Daniels (“A Man in Full”) Friday, May 3 – Brooke Shields (“Mother of the Bride”)

They have their spring break next week. Monday, April 22 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 2/15/24) – Jennifer Lopez (album and series, “This Is Me… Now”) Tuesday, April 23 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 3/12/24) – Tamron Hall (host, “Tamron Hall,” and author, “Watch Where They Hide”); Patton Oswalt (“Manhunt”) Wednesday, April 24 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 3/14/24) – Ice T (“Law & Order: Special Victims Unit”); Jim Sciutto (author, “The Return of Great Powers”) Thursday, April 25 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 4/2/24) – Valerie Bertinelli (author, “Indulge: Delicious and Decadent Dishes to Enjoy and Share”); Sonequa Martin-Green and Wilson Cruz (“Star Trek: Discovery”) Friday, April 26 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 4/4/24) – Elizabeth and Damian Hurley (“Strictly Confidential”); Alex Edelman (“Just For Us”)

Monday, April 15 – George Lopez joined by his daughter, Mayan Lopez (“Lopez vs. Lopez”) Tuesday, April 16 – Michael Douglas (“Franklin”); Keith Boykin (author, “Why Does Everything Have to Be About Race?”) Wednesday, April 17 – The 35th-anniversary reunion with the cast of “A Different World,” including Jasmine Guy, Kadeem Hardison, Dawnn Lewis, Cree Summer, Darryl Bell and Debbie Allen; Huey Lewis (Broadway’s “Heart of Rock and Roll”) Thursday, April 18 – Climate Week with Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm; Chris O’Dowd (“The Big Door Prize”) Friday, April 19 – Corey Stoll (Broadway’s “Appropriate”), Climate Week with ABC News Chief Meteorologist and Chief Climate correspondent Ginger Zee

Monday, April 8 – Jerrod Carmichael (“Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show") Tuesday, April 9 – Russ Tamblyn (author, “Dancing on the Edge”) joined by his daughter Amber Tamblyn; Lauren Wesley Wilson (founder and CEO, ColorComm) Wednesday, April 10 – Kirsten Dunst, Cailee Spaeny and Wagner Moura (“Civil War”) Thursday, April 11 – Wayne Brady (Broadway’s “The Wiz”); the co-hosts and their canines celebrate National Pet Day with a “View Yappy Hour” Friday, April 12 – Day of Hot Topics

Monday, April 1 – Kyra Sedgwick (Off-Broadway, “All of Me”); Lisa Ann Walter (ABC’s “Abbott Elementary”) Tuesday, April 2 – Valerie Bertinelli (author, “Indulge: Delicious and Decadent Dishes to Enjoy and Share”); Sonequa Martin-Green and Wilson Cruz (“Star Trek: Discovery”) Wednesday, April 3 – Jesse Eisenberg and Riley Keough (“Sasquatch Sunset”); Chef Michael Symon (“24 in 24: Last Chef Standing”) Thursday, April 4 – Elizabeth and Damian Hurley (“Strictly Confidential”); Alex Edelman (“Just For Us”) Friday, April 5 – Leslie Bibb (“Palm Royale”)

Monday, March 25 – Melanie “Mel B” Brown (author, “Brutally Honest”) Tuesday, March 26 – Kathy Griffin (tour, “My Life on the PTSD-List”); Cristiana Dell’Anna (“Cabrini”) Wednesday, March 27 – Coleman Hughes (author, “The End of Race Politics”) Thursday, March 28 – Zoe Saldaña and director Marco Perego (“The Absence of Eden”) Friday, March 29 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 1/17/24) – “The Political View” with Vice President Kamala Harris live in studio

Monday, March 18 – Ben Platt performs for the first time on “The View” (album, “Honeymind”) Tuesday, March 19 – Daytime exclusive with Dr. Christine Blasey Ford (author, “One Way Back: A Memoir”) Wednesday, March 20 – Sydney Sweeney (“Immaculate”); chef José Andrés (author, “Zaytinya: Delicious Mediterranean Dishes from Greece, Turkey, and Lebanon”) Thursday, March 21 – Gisele Bündchen (author, “Nourish: Simple Recipes to Empower Your Body and Feed Your Soul”); an exclusive with Stormy Daniels, joined by director Sarah Gibson (“Stormy”) Friday, March 22 – Chelsea Clinton (author, “She Persisted”)

Monday, March 11 – Busy Philipps (“Girls5eva”) Tuesday, March 12 – Tamron Hall (host, “Tamron Hall,” and author, “Watch Where They Hide”); Patton Oswalt (“Manhunt”) Wednesday, March 13 – The Political View with Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-N.Y.) Thursday, March 14 – Ice-T (“Law & Order: Special Victims Unit”) Friday, March 15 – Theresa Caputo (“Theresa Caputo: Raising Spirits”)

Monday, March 4 – Rita Moreno (“The Prank”) Tuesday, March 5 – RuPaul (author, “The House of Hidden Meanings”); “ABC News Live Prime” anchor Linsey Davis (author, “Girls of the World: Doing More Than Before”) Wednesday, March 6 – ABC News chief Washington correspondent and co-anchor of “This Week” Jonathan Karl; Chelsea Peretti (writer, director and actor, “First Time Female Director”) Thursday, March 7– Dan Harris (author, “10% Happier”) Friday, March 8 – Day of Hot Topics

Monday, Feb. 26 – Dr. Phil (author, “We’ve Got Issues”) Tuesday, Feb. 27 – Kara Swisher (author, “Burn Book: A Tech Love Story”) Wednesday, Feb. 28 – Marc Summers and a game of “Double Dare” with the co-hosts (off-Broadway, “The Life and Slimes of Marc Summers”) Thursday, Feb. 29 – Laurence Fishburne (off-Broadway, “Like They Do In The Movies”) Friday, March 1 – Day of Hot Topics

Monday, Feb. 19 – “The View” celebrates Presidents Day; Tyler James Williams (ABC’s “Abbott Elementary”); performance from Broadway’s “Spamalot” Tuesday, Feb. 20 – Hilary Swank joined Alan Ritchson (“Ordinary Angels”); Mario Van Peebles (writer, director and actor, “Outlaw Posse”) Wednesday, Feb. 21 – The Political View With Minority Leader of the U.S. House of Representatives, Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) Thursday, Feb. 22 – Wendy Williams niece Alex Finnie (“Where is Wendy Williams”) Friday, Feb. 23 – Susie Essman (“Curb Your Enthusiasm”)

Monday, Feb. 12 – Killer Mike (album, “Michael”) Tuesday, Feb. 13 – Billy Dee Williams (author, “What Have We Here?”) Wednesday, Feb. 14 – Amy Schumer (“Life & Beth”) Thursday, Feb. 15 – Jennifer Lopez (album and series, “This Is Me… Now”) Friday, Feb. 16 – Rita Ora (“The Masked Singer”); John Quiñones (ABC’s ”What Would You Do?”)

Monday, Feb. 5 – Joy-Ann Reid (author, “Medgar and Myrlie”) Tuesday, Feb. 6 – Co-hosts’ Favorite Things Under $50: Valentine’s Day Edition Wednesday, Feb. 7 – Sheryl Lee Ralph (ABC’s “Abbott Elementary”); Dylan Sprouse (“Beautiful Wedding”) Thursday, Feb. 8 – Jon Cryer (“Extended Family”); WNBA player A’ja Wilson (author, “Dear Black Girls”) Friday, Feb. 9 – Co-hosts’ Super Snackdown, with favorite Super Bowl snack recipes

Monday, Jan. 29 – Tony Gonzalez (analyst, “Thursday Night Football”) Tuesday, Jan. 30 – Melissa Rauch (“Night Court”); Jonathan Roumie (“The Chosen”) Wednesday, Jan. 31 – Bryce Dallas Howard (“Argylle”); Clay Cane (author, “The Grift”) Thursday, Feb. 1 – Scott Bakula (off-Broadway, “The Connector”) Friday, Feb. 2 – Jack Whitehall (“Jack Whitehall: Settle Down”)

Monday, Jan. 22 – Jamie Lee Curtis (author, “Just One More Sleep”) Tuesday, Jan. 23 – Common (author, “And Then We Rise”); Jamie Oliver (author, “5 Ingredients Mediterranean”) Wednesday, Jan. 24 – Robert Downey Jr. joined by Tom Kostigen (co-authors, “Cool Food”) Thursday, Jan. 25 – Pamela Dias, mother of Ajike “AJ” Owens, who was fatally shot by a neighbor in Florida, joined by her grandson Israel and Brie Overton (chief clinical officer, Experience Camps) Friday, Jan. 26 – International Holocaust Remembrance Day with guest Dov Forman

Monday, Jan. 15 – “The View” celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day; Colman Domingo (“Rustin”); Yusef Salaam, member of the Exonerated Five and New York City’s 9th City Council District representative; a performance from Broadway’s “The Wiz” with Nichelle Lewis Tuesday, Jan. 16 – ABC News chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl (co-anchor, “This Week with George Stephanopoulos”; author, “Tired of Winning”) Wednesday, Jan. 17 – Daytime Exclusive: “The Political View” with Vice President Kamala Harris live in studio Thursday, Jan. 18 – Clive Owen (“Monsieur Spade”); Tim Alberta (author, “The Kingdom, the Power and the Glory”) Friday, Jan. 19 – Jodie Foster joined by Kali Reis (“True Detective”)

Monday, Jan. 8 – ABC News chief health and medical correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton Tuesday, Jan. 9 – Barry Manilow (composer, Broadway’s “Harmony”) Wednesday, Jan. 10 – Former U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) (author, “Oath and Honor”) makes her first-ever appearance on “The View” Thursday, Jan. 11 – Ava DuVernay (writer and director, “Origin”); LaKeith Stanfield (“The Book of Clarence”) Friday, Jan. 12 – Annette Bening (“Nyad”)

Monday, Jan. 1 – Network pre-emption Tuesday, Jan. 2 – Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. (host, “Finding Your Roots”) Wednesday, Jan. 3 – Day of Hot Topics Thursday, Jan. 4 – Kate Hudson Friday, Jan. 5 – “The View” celebrates Ana Navarro’s birthday 🎇Happy New Year!🎆

After the dog segment some were wondering if Sunny had small dogs. Here is her Instagram for her pets. https://www.instagram.com/hostinsanimalhouse?igsh=MTN2d3RlNWpiNWN6eg== The pets of Hostin Manor. 2 Newfies - Finn&Harlow, 1 Chiwoxy - Chanel, 2 cats -Luna & Olivier, 12 hens, 2 bee hives Her dog Marley died earlier this year.

The show returns.with new episodes on January 2. Monday, Dec. 18 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 9/26/23) – Cassidy Hutchinson (author, “Enough”) Tuesday, Dec. 19 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 11/1/23) – Adam Kinzinger (author, “Renegade”); Sofia Coppola (“Priscilla”) Wednesday, Dec. 20 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 11/7/23) – Tyler Perry (documentary, “Maxine’s Baby: The Tyler Perry Story”); Holly Marie (author, “Finding Baby Holly”) Thursday, Dec. 21 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 11/8/23) – Former Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton joined by Shannon Cohn (director, “Below the Belt”) Friday, Dec. 22 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 12/6/23) – Cynthia Nixon (“The Gilded Age” and play, “The Seven Year Disappear”); Matt Rogers (album, “Have You Heard of Christmas?”) Encore broadcasts for the week of Dec. 25-29 are as follows (subject to change): Monday, Dec. 25 – Network Pre-emption Tuesday, Dec. 26 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 12/5/23) – The Political View with White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre; Kenan Thompson (author, “When I Was Your Age”) Wednesday, Dec. 27 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 11/13/23) – “The View” celebrates Whoopi’s birthday; Hannah Waddingham (“Home For Christmas”); performance from the legendary Gladys Knight; Whoopi’s Favorite Things Thursday, Dec. 28 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 11/29/23) – Jennifer Garner (“Family Switch”); Issa Rae (“American Fiction”; “Rap Sh!t”) Friday, Dec. 29 (ENCORE BROADCAST OAD: 11/15/23) – Ed Helms (“Family Switch”); Mark Harmon (co-author, “Ghosts of Honolulu”)

Monday, Dec. 11 – “The View” celebrates iconic television series “Taxi,” welcoming stars Danny DeVito, Judd Hirsch, Carol Kane, Tony Danza Marilu Henner and Christopher Lloyd for an exclusive reunion marking 45 years since the beloved series premiered; “12 Days of Holidays” Tuesday, Dec. 12 – Billy Porter (album, “Black Mona Lisa”); “12 Days of Holidays” Wednesday, Dec. 13 – The cast of “The Color Purple,” including Fantasia Barrino, Danielle Brooks, Taraji P. Henson and director Blitz Bazawule; Hot Holiday Toys with Elizabeth Werner; “12 Days of Holidays” Thursday, Dec. 14 – Tracee Ellis Ross (“Candy Cane Lane”; “America Fiction”); “12 Days of Holidays” Friday, Dec. 15 – Jessica Chastain and Peter Sarsgaard (“Memory”); “The View” continues a holiday tradition with legendary GRAMMY® Award winner Darlene Love joined by Little Steven and The Disciples of Soul to perform “Christmas, Baby Please Come Home”; “12 Days of Holidays” concludes

Monday, Dec. 4 – Julia Roberts (“Leave the World Behind”); “12 Days of Holidays” Tuesday, Dec. 5 – The Political View with White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre; Kenan Thompson (author, “When I Was Your Age”); “12 Days of Holidays” Wednesday, Dec. 6 – Cynthia Nixon (“The Gilded Age” and play “The Seven Year Disappear”); Matt Rogers (album, “Have You Heard of Christmas?”); “12 Days of Holidays” Thursday, Dec. 7 – Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey (“Fellow Travelers”); “12 Days of Holidays” Friday, Dec. 8 – Triumph the Insult Comic Dog aka Robert Smigel; “12 Days of Holidays”

I for sure like it better in episode format instead of a long ass movie. I would have preferred no death though.

I found it so funny that it doesn't say what Chris Evans is promoting. My googling failed me so still don't know.