Free TV Tickets For The View
The View Summary
- Show Status: Active
- The View is 1 Hour long
- 5 Taping(s) per week
- Opened August 11, 1997
- Show Closes: Open ended
- Daytime Talk Show
- TV Broadcast
The View is a political daytime TV talk show hosted by a panel of women who interview celebrities, politicians and musical artists about noteworthy events.
The View Ticket Information
Both in-advance and standby tickets are available for the taping of the show.
The taping of this show lasts approximately 1 hour. The schedule is subject to change.
Extra Tapings of The View Put "In The Can"
Occasionally, there are extra tapings filmed following the live show. These extra tapings may take an additional 30-60 minutes.
This could mean that audience members could be in the studio for up to four hours with no food, water or bathroom breaks.
The View Show Schedule
The View can tape 12 months of the year, but recently has been going on summer hiatus for the whole month of August, with the new live shows returning in September.
The View Broadcast Time
The View is transmitted at 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Eastern Time and is broadcasted on the ABC Network across the domestic US.
The View Age Requirements
The View Background
The View is a TV daytime TV show that is hosted by a panel of angry women. The show is mostly made up of debates on many topics of which often get quite heated.
The hosts often bring in 1 to 2 guests per show and talk to them about what they are currently working on and current events. The panel leans heavily left-wing and enjoys bullying others that do not share their leftist opinions.
Various Format Styles Depending on the Guest
The show is usually opened by having the co-hosts walking on stage and closed by saying "Enjoy the View."
Hot Topics On The Show
The moderator gets a jumpstart on the "Hot Topics" and immediately all the other hosts give their input. Aside from segments like "Hot Topics" the hosts will also show clips of viral videos as well as fashion discussions like "Must Have Monday."
Invited Guests Are Predominantly Leftist
The invited guests of the show can range from actors and musicians to political leaders, such as past guests Taylor Swift and Barack Obama. The guest sits in the middle of the hosts while talking to them about similar issues they discuss on the show on a regular basis.
Celebrity Ambush Is Quite Common On This Show
When celebrities come on the show the panel asks them about their projects and they may play some games with them such as trivia or a physical challenge, that gives the show a little energy.
When political guests come on the show the show hosts attempt to beat them up with their extreme leftist views.
The View is usually hosted by middle-aged women and the show's actual TV audience reflects this.
The time the show airs is also directed towards stay-at-home mothers. As far as the in-studio audience is concerned, current mothers aren't able to leave their children at home with babysitters to see the show, so live audiences aren't exactly chock-full of them.
TV Audience Skews Older and More Extremist Liberal
The audience leans more towards middle-aged or slightly older women, where they already have grown children. The View's younger fans are slim to none, although the women talk about trendy topics relating to pop culture rather than just headline news and politics, the in-studio audience appears that they could just as easily talk about knitting patterns and the weather.
Joy Behar Original Host
Joy Behar is currently the only original host and is the moderator on the show. She brings up the topics to discuss with the other ladies of the show. Ratings of the show are strong in their segment, but critical reviews of the show are mixed due to the cast often having interesting opinions, but are often not factually correct.
Sherri Shepherd: Flat Earth Debacle
Sherri Shepherd, who was a previous host on the show in 2007, insisted that the world may be flat. Other hosts have also made similar ridiculous claims in more recent years. Shepherd has subsequently retracted that claim. It is not currently known what her opinion is on the boogeyman under the bed.
Hot Topics Get The Show Into Hot Water
The show opens with a lively segment called Hot Topics in which the ladies weigh in on a handful of "issues" -- some more consequential than others. The rest of the hour-long program is devoted to interviews with celebrities and with experts on subjects such as health and fitness, as well as the occasional musical or Broadway performance.
TV Audience Ratings Often Poor
The show has waxed and waned in ratings over the years and each season it is touted may be its last. but the show always seems to be able to continue on despite lackluster TV ratings and poor critical reviews. Advertisers do not like the show because most younger viewers turn out of this show, despite a strong lead in.
The View Notes
Noteworthy Dates For The View:
- August 11, 1997 - The View Started with Barbara Walters
- September 23, 2010 - 3000th Show was Broadcast
- July 29, 2010 - President Barack Obama becomes first President in office on a talk show
- August 28, 2018 - The Show tapes the last shows TV 23 &24 studios on the west side at 320 West 66th Street, New York, NY 10023
- September 2018 - Show moves to ABC from TV 23 &24 studios on the west side at 320 West 66th Street, New York, NY 10023
- Sep 3, 2024 - Show moves tapings to the new ABC and Disney Studios at 7 Hudson Square
ABC Disney Studios 7 Hudson Square
New York, NY 10013
By Subway
- 1 Train: Take the 1 Train to Houston Street. Walk west along Houston to Hudson Street, then head south to reach 310 Hudson (about a 5-minute walk).
- C or E Train: Take the C or E Train to Spring Street. From there, walk a few blocks west to Hudson Street, then go north to reach your destination.
By Bus
- The M21 Bus runs along Houston Street. You can get off at Varick Street and walk a short distance to Hudson Street.
- M20 Bus also stops nearby, traveling along Hudson Street, making it an easy route if you're coming from uptown or downtown Manhattan.
By Car
- Use a GPS app for real-time navigation. From the West Side Highway, take the exit for West Houston Street and head east to Hudson.
Cast Members
- Co-host
- Whoopi Goldberg
- Co-host
- Joy Behar
- Co-host
- Sara Haines
- Co-host
- Sunny Hostin
- Co-host
- Anna Navarro
- Co-host
- Alyssa Farah Griffin
Past Cast Members
- Co-host
- Paula Faris
- Co-host
- Star Jones
- Co-host
- Lisa Ling
- Co-host
- Meredith Vieira
- Co-host
- Barbara Walters
- Co-host
- Elisabeth Hasselbeck
- Co-host
- Sherri Shepherd
- Co-host
- Debbie Matenopoulos
- Co-host
- Jenny McCarthy
- Co-host
- Rosie O'Donnell
- Co-host
- Rosie Perez
- Co-host
- Nicolle Wallace
- Co-host
- Raven-Symone
- Co-host
- Candace Cameron Bure
- Co-host
- Michelle Collins
Producers
Executive Producers:
Bill Wolff & Barbara Walters
Co-Executive Producer:
Brian Balthazar
Senior Supervising Producer:
Kathleen Rajsp
Production Credits
- Production Design
- Boyd Dumrose
Creative Team
- Director
- Ashley S. Gorman
- Creators
- Bill Geddie
- Creators
- Barbara Walters
- Series Music
- Jeremy Sweet
- Assistant Audience Coordinator
- Joseph Shepherd
- Camera Operator
- Peter Zivkovic