Its almost constant yelling battles rather than for their thought-provoking discussions. One frequent fan of the program said, “It’s really like watching an argument.
At Thanksgiving dinner, but without the pumpkin pie to make it more bearable.” “Now I just watch to see who storms out first, but I used to tune in to the show to watch the discussions.”
For years, The View maintained great ratings, perhaps in spite of or maybe because of the ongoing debate. However, the program grew more politicized along.
With the nation’s political landscape, and it became evident that something had to go. The ongoing tension started to wear even the fans down.
One former admirer said, “The last few seasons seemed more like therapy sessions for the hosts than actual discussions.”
After five minutes of watching the program, I would feel the desire to lay down. It has been quite draining. The View’s cancellation by ABC wasn’t an unexpected move. Actually,
