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The Joan Rivers Show

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  • 1983-1993
  • 3 Seasons
  • Paramount Domestic Television
  • Talk & Interview
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After the end of her longtime association with Johnny Carson and the failure of her own late night talk show, Joan Rivers attempted to try her hand, this time, on her morning talk show, in comparison to her fellow talk show hosts Regis Philbin and Kathie Lee Gifford, as far as bringing celebrities to the show, but opposed to them, her talk show focused on finding the more, universal humor in the gossip, pop culture, and fads of the Nineties that still resonate today. For doing this, she also paved the way for later talk show hosts, with invitation from celebrities like Rosie O'Donnell, Donny and Marie Osmond and Ellen DeGeneres.

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Cast & Crew See All

Joan Rivers
Self - Host
Myreah Mai Moore
Self - America's Dating Coach
Gladys Knight
Self

Season 3 Episode Guide See All

Episode 64

Episode #3.64

Wed, Dec 4, 1991

Beatles experts Geoffrey Giuliano author of "The Beatles Album: Thirty Years of Music and Memorablia" and Bob Whitaker of "The Unseen Beatles".

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Awards

  • 1990 - Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Talk/Service Show Host - winner
  • 1992 - Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Achievement in Makeup - winner
  • 1990 - Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design - nominated
  • 1990 - Daytime Emmy - Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition - nominated

Latest News See All

Joan Rivers, Comedienne and Fashion Police Host, Dies at 81

Legendary comedienne Joan Rivers died Thursday after being taken off of life support, her daughter Melissa told The Associated Press. She was 81.

Thu, Sep 4, 2014
Joan Rivers, Comedienne and Fashion Police Host, Dies at 81

Many Happy Returns: A Parent's Guide

New characters! New episodes! New seasons! Check out our helpful guide to our favorite returning kids shows on broadcast, cable and satellite. PreschoolFirst up, Sesame Street (PBS) celebrates the start of Season 37 next week by adding the magical Abby Cadabby, a delightful (if mistake-prone) sprite who represents the first new female Sesame Muppet in more than 13 years. [Look for a TVGuide.com Insider Q&A with Abby on Monday, Aug. 14.] Barney & Friends (Sept. 15, PBS) also waited 13 years to introduce Riff, their new dino character, whose musical imagination helps usher in an era of more varied tunes. New playmates will also populate the worlds of

Wed, Aug 9, 2006
Many Happy Returns: A Parent's Guide

Everwood Finale Preview: Part 1

Nestled between the countless procedural dramas and reality shows that tend to dominate the prime-time lineup, the WB drama Everwood (Mondays at 9 pm/ET) has managed to keep viewers coming back for a weekly dose of romance and comedy. But will that loyalty be enough to secure the in-limbo fan favorite a spot on the CW lineup (to be revealed this week)? If executive producer Rina Mimoun has her way, fans will follow the Colorado kids to college next fall. Until then, the 4-year-old series is set to wrap its current run on June 5, but not before a major character says goodbye to Everwood — permanently. TVGuide.com invited Mimoun to recap the possibilities for next week's "big death," discuss upcoming guest stars, and offer, for whatever it's worth at this late date, a final plea to save the show.  TVGuide.com: Hi,

Mon, May 15, 2006
Everwood Finale Preview: Part 1

Joan Melissa LIVE at the Academy...

Joan & Melissa LIVE at the Academy Awards5:30: I'm so glad my colleagues over at the channel have decided to go blue for the red carpet. Setting the tone for the evening, Joan Rivers begins with a slightly disturbing scene in which she spreads 'em for Matt Dillon in Crash and groans a lot. And she warns us that there are many more such scenes from the nominated movies to come. Next she gives a nod to Isaac Mizrahi's infamously presumptuous Golden Globes coverage at rival E!. "I would never be so presumptuous!" she declares while she pokes Lisa Rinna in the boob. Instead of groping her interviewees, she'll be using cards to indicate whether they are wearing underwear and/or have real breasts. This'll be interesting. 5:33: Joan gives her own thank-you speech tailor-made to offend her entire crew: "We are color-blind here at TV Guide. Right, black person?" Then she fills the time

Sun, Mar 5, 2006
Joan Melissa LIVE at the Academy...