Oprah's Television Show

The Oprah Winfrey Show is named after it's host and is rated as one of the best shows on television. This television show is currently the longest-running daytime talk show in the United States. Oprah's television show used to be about how to find a man, but in the late 1990s Oprah changed the theme of her show and started to stand out among the crowd. Oprah started doing shows that would help people to live their lives to the fullest, and to help them change themselves. This show averages about 8 million viewers per original airing and about 4.5 million for repeats.

The show has been included in Time magazine's shortlist of the best television series of the twentieth century in 1998. This show was also listed in the top 50 of TV Guide's countdown of the greatest American shows of all time in 2002. The show is highly influential, especially to women. On the show, Oprah is famous for giving away expensive and meaningful gifts to her audience, and for doing her best to help make people’s dreams come true. Oprah uses her show to interview a lot of interesting people, such as doctors, politicians, top models, actors and many other interesting people. All of these interviews help to answer lots of questions that the viewers may have in mind.

The Oprah Winfrey show is produced by Oprah's own company, Harpo, which is Oprah spelled backwards. The show is entering it’s 20th year of production as a syndicated show, but come 2011, the show will no longer be aired as Oprah will not be renewing her contract.