Opponents of the move raise concerns about the show’s eventual demise and the absence of its signature dynamic conversation.
On the other hand, there are those who agree with the network’s choice and say that change is necessary for progress and new ideas.
The producers think that bringing in fresh talent and ideas would breathe new life into the show’s structure and make it more accessible to viewers.
Many viewers and media commentators are wondering what the network’s intentions were behind the move, because the network has been rather silent on the matter.
“The View” has reached a crossroads with the departure of Goldberg and Behar. The key will be to keep the show’s relevancy and viewer engagement high as it moves through this transitional era.
