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As always, unmissable.

Fabulous show, cancelled way too early. If I'm not mistaken, Clive James had another talk show after this...

I love this show! Fabulous if you're interested in acting and actors. I recently re-watched Clint Eastwood talking, from about 10 years ago (???), and guess who was in the audience, his incredible blue eyes shining out amongst the crowd of his fellow students? Bradley Cooper! It's a great, entertaining show, Kevin Spacey does great impersonations in his episode, Barbra Streisand is grounded and funny in hers, Paul Newman was thoughtful - and still handsome as ever, Al Pacino was very interesting. The questionnaire is always illuminating but it's the behind the scenes stories that hook me, time and time again.

I love this, being able to watch so many people whose books I read, such as Caroline Myss, Iyanla Vanzant, Marianne Williamnson and Suze Orman talk about their lives and experiences, plus all the other guests - I just love it. I always learn something that helps me, and I suppose that's the whole concept of the show - to share knowledge. :)

I enjoyed this, it was light, easy viewing but compelling at the same time.

Stuck with it, right from the beginning to the end, mainly because all my friends watched it and they would have CSI nights, so I joined in. It was enjoyable, watch a little of the show, chat, watch some more, not the best or the worst that tv has to offer - don't hate me, just my opinion.
I think it was time for it to end. Ted Danson was really good, though.

Came across this on late night tv as a teenager and was hooked. Not much of a fan of Hitchcock as a person but this show just hit the right note between creepy and mysterious...I should really buy the box set but I think I'd rather buy the Twilight zone box set, instead! lol

I love this show, so funny!!! :D

Never watched an episode that didn't captivate me for the entire show.

Although the women's lives were interesting, to say the least, I found Piers Morgan to be a very poor interviewer, he rarely followed up on questions that were not answered and just took the first answer as truth. I was more confounded by his seeming lack of interest in their answers because the crimes committed were, especially by the teenager, horrific. Morgan is, in my opinion, far more suited to his lightweight shows where he interviews celebrities, not for real life crimes like this.