| shenayuwzv | Date: Tuesday, 25 Jun 2013, 22:37:03 | Message # 1 |
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We get a rare appearance from Oprah longtime partner Stedman Graham, in the name of Jesus?! Oprah exclaims as Stedman strolls on stage.
If Oprah wasn on TV, she would be a fourth grade teacher or so say Will and Jada. A clip starts playing of an Oprah ultimate viewer, a teacher who uses lessons from Oprah in her classroom.
A huge group of men, all of whom went to Morehouse College because of Oprah scholarship fund, walk through the audience in a line and all stand on stage. Kristin Chenoweth provides the background music (singing Good from as Oprah breaks down in tears and shakes her head in disbelief. we been changed for good, Chenoweth sings at the end of the tune.
Two of Oprah best friends, Gayle King and Maria Shriver, come out on stage.
given me love, support, wisdom, and most of all, the truth, Shriver tells Oprah, in a line that already been dissected since the show aired last week.
Then, for some reason, a bespectacled Simon Cowell arrives on the United Center stage. He tells us that he and Oprah have become great friends
Usher? Okay then. Anyway, he starts out singing his own his but quickly segues into Happy Day, and all the celebs gather on stage to sing and clap along.
Some Oprah proteges interupt the song to talk about the wonder of Oprah Dr. Phil, Nate Berkus, Dr. Oz, who all start dancing around on stage at the end of the song.
Anyway, Oprah also loves education, and they show a clip reel of kids saying, of you, Oprah, I went to school, and another video of people who recieved Oprah Winfrey scholarships to go to college.
Apparently Oprah and Simon have become great friends, who always tell each other the truth.
have been very fortunate to have been on the Oprah show. It one of the greatest gifts to the husband in training that any man could possibly receive, Seinfeld says. He proceeds with some kindalame standup about men not listening to their wives, etc., and tells men to learn to talk as if they being interviewed by Oprah.
Rosie O takes a turn on stage, surrounded by backup singers and dancers. She sings a version of replacing the lines by bemoaning Oprah exit from syndicated TV, such as could you, Oprah?! instead of give me fever.
Will Smith has apparently taken over for Tom Hanks, and introduces the next guest: Father of three from Long Island, and unlike the Oprah show, which was about everything, his show was about nothing. Cue.
Other topics Seinfeld covers: That men voices are forced to go up two octaves when talking to women. That women always imitate men voices during a fight. This goes on for awhile.
really does amaze me that I get to be around a woman who changes people lives every day, Stedman says, and mentions Oprah humility. Okay! love you for making a difference in my life, Stedman adds, getting from the audience.
Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith and Oprah attend Oprah! A Farewell Spectacular.
锘緼 Farewell Spectacular
He then adds, can also say firsthand that you are a very good kisser, though we not really sure why.
Oprah sits on a chair on stage across from Maya Angelou, who arrives with an original poem. It chronicles the life of Oprah, including her journey to Baltimore hosting a news program, and then heading to Chicago. She also repeats the word many times toward the end.
4:16 Simon Cowell (?), and Rosie O sings
4:09 Jerry Seinfeld does a standup routine
4:38 Maya Angelou creates a poem for Oprah
4:31 Things get emotional; Kristin Chenoweth sings
Aretha Franklin belts out Grace, and takes about a year get through a single line. Aretha! Oprah yells from the crowd.
Alicia Keys breaks in to sing a verse of her song at a piano on stage.
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