Oprah's last show will be aired September 9, 2011. This will be the end the 25th season of the Oprah show. Coincidently, this is 25 months (inclusive) from 9/09/09. <!-- s:o -->:o<!-- s:o -->
It is so hard to like Oprah. The only thing that I see in her eyes when she has a show about Michael, is dollar signs. She saw how big of an audience she got when she aired the taping with LMP, that she had to keep going. I am glad, though that I watched the one with Katherine. I don't believe I have ever seen an interview with her. She is such a sweet lady and it breaks my heart that she is having to do this for Michael. You can tell that it is tearing her up. But, in the end it is for the better good.
I don't dislike Oprah as much as you guys might, but I agree she's in on the hoax. I don't think the family and friends are trying to screw her over like it's been suggested; if they are they're doing a terrible job. But I think the best chance for Michael to make the comeback he wants (or rather WE want) is for him to come back on Oprah. That would really be something.
I don't dislike Oprah as much as you guys might, but I agree she's in on the hoax. I don't think the family and friends are trying to screw her over like it's been suggested; if they are they're doing a terrible job. But I think the best chance for Michael to make the comeback he wants (or rather WE want) is for him to come back on Oprah. That would really be something.
MJ doesn't need Oprah to "put him back on the map", and I truly hope that Oprah is NOT part of his comeback! (Sorry I have to disagree with you on this.) WHY would she be, when a simple webcast from MJ would go viral in a matter of seconds or minutes, and reach the entire world?
I can't stand Oprah (to the point she almost makes me throw up), and there are so many other ways to come back...
Oprah is gonna ride this ride until the wheels fall off I guess. I'm almost feeling like it's an apology of some sort. If I were Katherine I'd say "Thanks but no thanks..." <!-- s:roll: -->:roll:<!-- s:roll: -->
I said this on another post, Oprah did say that her last year was going out with a bang what better way then to go out with a BAM. <!-- s --><!-- s --> <!-- s --><!-- s --> <!-- s --><!-- s -->
December 02, 2010
Oprah Meets Eddie Cascio On Monday, December 6th
Eddie Cascio was just 3 years old when he met Michael Jackson, who became his musical mentor. The two produced and wrote songs together, including three that will now be released publicly on "Michael," out on December 14.
On December 6th, Oprah sits down with Eddie Cascio and his family for their first ever interview. Eddie is joined on set by Michael Jackson's longtime producer Teddy Riley, who discusses the controversy surrounding these songs and the authenticity of Michael's voice in these recordings. These 3 songs that he wrote and recorded with Eddie Cascio (Breaking News, Monster and Keep Your Head Up) from the new album will be played during the episode.
I don't dislike Oprah as much as you guys might, but I agree she's in on the hoax. I don't think the family and friends are trying to screw her over like it's been suggested; if they are they're doing a terrible job. But I think the best chance for Michael to make the comeback he wants (or rather WE want) is for him to come back on Oprah. That would really be something.
MJ doesn't need Oprah to "put him back on the map", and I truly hope that Oprah is NOT part of his comeback! (Sorry I have to disagree with you on this.) WHY would she be, when a simple webcast from MJ would go viral in a matter of seconds or minutes, and reach the entire world?
I can't stand Oprah (to the point she almost makes me throw up), and there are so many other ways to come back...
I totally agree with you truthprevails. I have a hard time with Oprah too but there has to be a reason why most Jacksons have agreed to do interviews with her. I am hoping that in some small way she's helping set the record straight.
Michael needs people to continue to push his agenda of vindication (because he obviously can't do that without help right how) and she could have agreed to do that.
If, in the end, she is just sucking MJ's name for her own gain, we'll go to plan B. Don't ask me what that is...
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Paula, it was filmed yesterday but won't be aired till December 6th.
MJ doesn't need Oprah to "put him back on the map", and I truly hope that Oprah is NOT part of his comeback! (Sorry I have to disagree with you on this.) WHY would she be, when a simple webcast from MJ would go viral in a matter of seconds or minutes, and reach the entire world?
I can't stand Oprah (to the point she almost makes me throw up), and there are so many other ways to come back...
Oprah Meets Eddie Cascio On Monday, December 6th
Eddie Cascio was just 3 years old when he met Michael Jackson, who became his musical mentor. The two produced and wrote songs together, including three that will now be released publicly on "Michael," out on December 14.
On December 6th, Oprah sits down with Eddie Cascio and his family for their first ever interview. Eddie is joined on set by Michael Jackson's longtime producer Teddy Riley, who discusses the controversy surrounding these songs and the authenticity of Michael's voice in these recordings. These 3 songs that he wrote and recorded with Eddie Cascio (Breaking News, Monster and Keep Your Head Up) from the new album will be played during the episode.
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I totally agree with you truthprevails. I have a hard time with Oprah too but there has to be a reason why most Jacksons have agreed to do interviews with her. I am hoping that in some small way she's helping set the record straight.
Michael needs people to continue to push his agenda of vindication (because he obviously can't do that without help right how) and she could have agreed to do that.
If, in the end, she is just sucking MJ's name for her own gain, we'll go to plan B. Don't ask me what that is...