For the past two decades, daytime television has been dominated by familiar names that we as a general public would say, “look the part”. Until now! Tamron Hall, Jennifer Hudson and Sherri Shepherd have all been rewarded their own signature daytime television talk shows on the heels of both hard work and dedication to public service. And what an accomplishment (taking a bow). Well deserved!
The Tamron Hall Show debuted on 9/9 to rave reviews. Produced and distributed by Disney Media Distribution, the first run syndication was premiered on the ABC network across the continental US and Canada. The Show filmed in New York City is a deeply moving reverberation of fun. Tamron Hall brings meaningful, engaging, and entertaining conversations on topics of what effects the current culture. Tamron is a breath of fresh air to those who need inspiration, power and the knowledge of knowing Anything is possible. The Tamron Hall show is on ABC and shares the time slot with stiff competition, but be assured, Tamron can handle her own.
The Jennifer Hudson Show will premiere 9/12 on the Fox Television Network and affiliates including, Hearst Television, TEGNA, Nexstar Media Group, Sinclair Broadcast Group, Gray Media and others. The opening week lineup is filled with star power that includes former American Idol Judge Simon Cowell, Magic Johnson, Viola Davis and Hannah Waddingham. The Jennifer Hudson show is executive produced by Daytime Emmy-winning Mary Connelly, Andy Lassner and Corey Palent of The Ellen DeGeneres Show with Lisa Kasteler Calio, Graehme Morphy and Walter Williams assisting in the executive producer spot with Shani Black as co-executive. The Show will be produced in L.A. by Warner Bros. Unscripted Television in association with Telepictures. Jennifer Hudson has been labeled as the “Oprah” of daytime television, and from all indications, she can handle the comparison!
The Sherri Shepherd Show, simply named, “Sherri” is set to debut on 9/12. Sherri Shepherd is no rookie to the daytime television circuit! As the official replacement to the Wendy Williams Show, the Sherri Show will offer fans of both the Wendy Williams Show and daytime television a fresh perspective on trending news, fashion and topics others shy away from. Exclusively on the Fox Television Network, the show signifies diversity. Please believe, Sherri is no replacement for The Wendy Williams Show; however, It’s a new energy and vibe that fans will love. The Sherri Show is unapologetic, real and dives deep into the realms of what’s real. Gets no better than that.
The beginning of a new renaissance is upon us! Never in history has three African American women grace daytime television in prime time slots. I feel honored and privileged to be alive to take part in the historic event. You must pay homage to the Great Carole Simpson, who in 1975 became the first African-American woman to anchor a major network newscast.
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