“The Talk” IS COOKING UP A TREAT FOR FANS OF “All My Children” WITH “ALL MY MEALS” WEEK, AIRING SEPTEMBER 26-30 ON CBS
A Special Series Of Themed Cooking Segments Featuring Delicious Daytime Hunks Jacob Young, Michael E. Knight and Ricky Paull Goldin Will Run Throughout The Week
The Talk is cooking up a special “All My Meals” week, airing Sept. 26-30 (2:00-3:00 PM, ET; 1:00-2:00 PM, PT), on the CBS Television Network. Three shows during the week will feature “All My Children” daytime hunks Jacob Young, Michael E. Knight and Ricky Paull Goldin, as they cook up their favorite recipes and join The Talk hosts at the table to reflect back on the legacy of “All My Children,” which ends its 41-year run on Friday, Sept. 23.
Jacob Young (JR Chandler) will be a guest on The Talk on Monday, Sept. 26, where he’ll also discuss his return to CBS’s “The Bold and the Beautiful” that same day. Daytime Emmy Award winner Michael E. Knight, best known for his role as Tad Martin, will appear on Wednesday, Sept. 28, and Daytime Emmy Award-nominated co-star Ricky Paull Goldin, who played Dr. Jake Martin, will be a guest on Thursday, Sept. 29.
Well, thanks for showing support NOW. Geesh, this could have been done, I don't know years ago to help bolster ratings?? And interesting it's on CBS AND not ABC's THE VIEW?
Karen those ignorant heifers on The View aren't going to champion any soaps they want to keep their jobs with ABC...I quit watching them a long time ago.
ReplyDeleteThat's very suprising, but smart of CBS.
ReplyDeleteyou got it Mamaspat Ole,
ReplyDeletenot the view, not the chew, not if they held a gun to my head................
The view was sending Kudos to Brian Frons and Anne Sweeney this week so don't look to them to say one word against Frons or to help the soap plight , especially babara walters.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I know...it's just weird that CBS is doing a tribute for AMC fans. It IS smart though.
ReplyDeleteI despise "The View".
ReplyDeleteAnd guess who won't be watching "The Chew"? If I want cooking and "lifestyle" type programming, I can turn to the other 75 programs that are already doing it in addition to all the cooking/shopping/how to segments on the morning talk shows.
After it debuts and the ratings come in, they can rename it "The Few" which is about the number of people who will be watching.
Well, I do not actually imagine it is likely to have effect.
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