The women of The View notably Whoopi Goldberg Sunny Hostin Alyssa Farah Griffin Sara Haines Joy Behar and Ana Navarro start a well deserved holiday break stepping away from the Hot Topics discussion table. The show has produced significant debate throughout 2024 on topics from pop culture to important political developments. The View hosts will be off-air after their final show December 23rd and return January 6 2025 bringing a close to their 2024 broadcast year. ABC network will continue broadcasting through repeat episodes with past interviews and classic show segments.
Holiday Schedule for 'The View' on ABC Features Reruns of Past Interviews and Segments
The ABC series The View is filling the holiday broadcast schedule with repeats from the 2024 year showcasing interesting discussions and celebrity interviews to keep the audience interested during the break. These reruns offer many fans chance to enjoy segments once again before the show returns in 2025 . The View audience often views previous segments for fun which gives repeat programming value throughout time. Viewers who want up-to-date information about show will want to return for a new episode when programming starts back in January. Entertainment Weekly subscribers will receive special access through the mailing list including exclusive features and important breaking news about television shows.
'The View' Celebrates Festive Season with Holiday Special Guests Jamie Lee Curtis and Jordin Sparks
The View commemorated its final show in 2024 with its annual Christmas-themed episode which showcased actress Jamie Lee Curtis along with American Idol singer Jordin Sparks making special appearances. During that holiday themed final week The View welcomed many high profile guests including Billy Eichner from movie Mufasa and Nikki Glaser who will be hosting the Golden Globes. Furthermore Kerry Washington and Tyler Perry from The Six Triple Eight appeared further showcasing the high quality of talent the show always produces each year during the holiday season.
"The View’s 12 Days of Holidays" Feature Lighthearted and at times Humorous Events Prior To Break
The View celebrated its yearly “12 Days of Holidays” which caused many lighthearted situations on set like when Sara Haines collided a go-kart into Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar revealed that she fought with her husband after she opened his gift which came in an Amazon box. The recent episodes demonstrated various comedic events on The View along with more serious and politically focused news providing the daily mixture often associated with this ABC program . “12 Days of Holidays” added humor to the generally serious set.
'The View' Tackles Serious Political Debates with Senator John Fetterman's Interview Amid Holiday Cheer
Despite the fun nature of show episodes The View also focused heavily on major political issues and discussions such as interviewing Senator John Fetterman from Pennsylvania where they covered controversial decisions by President Joe Biden specifically addressing President Biden's decision to pardon Hunter Biden his son. The set on The View always finds a balance of humorous and thoughtful segments which gives value to audience throughout season and that did not stop through holiday season. Discussions during the interview included many important subjects from the world of politics that the audience usually tunes in for during regular episodes.
Joy Behar's Humorous Anecdote about Hiring an Assistant For Specific Liver Donation Related Reasons
Joy Behar contributed humorous anecdotes such as an anecdote where she hired an assistant who formally was working with an organ donation charity. Behar amusingly added the real reason she hired the woman due to wanting quick access for a liver “just in case" she needed it showcasing her trademark humor. Joy Behar continues to be one of the most entertaining hosts of show even during political or health related topics showcasing her quick wit and entertaining personality.
'The View' to Return with New Episodes January 6 Bringing Hot Topics Back to Daily Discussions
The View will come back with new episodes starting January 6 at 11 am Eastern time or 10 am Pacific time on ABC network broadcasting Hot Topics and continued debate from prior shows . New episodes will be highly anticipated by returning and new viewers as hosts continue with high profile interviews and news from around the world. This return will start with what the program does best covering hard-hitting news and commentary. The View audience shows that it is consistently looking for the combination of humorous yet serious viewpoints within their daily broadcast. The women of The View will provide insights into daily world and social issues.