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Host With the Most? Ranking TV Personalities on Their Level of Friendliness, From Colbert to Fallon

Entertainment

Mar 1, 2024 12:24 pm·

By Jennifer Lenhart

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Seth Myers

Dubbed “the love child of Glinda the Good Witch and some super benevolent supergenius golden retriever” in a gushing 2020 Twitter thread.

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Stephen Colbert

Fans call him “genuinely nice,” “humble” and “polite.”

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Drew Carey

Paid for 80 to 100 lunches a day for writers during the WGA strike (spending an estimated $600,000).

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Kelly Clarkson

She’s “fantastic,” claim employees, but other bosses on her show allegedly weren’t.

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Kelly Ripa

Staffers reportedly nicknamed her Queen Kelly because she “rules with an iron fist.”

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Jimmy Fallon

Staffers complained of a toxic workplace and his “erratic” and “passive-aggressive” behavior.

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Whoopi Goldberg

Rosie O’Donnell calls her “as mean as anyone has ever been on television to me,” and Jenny McCarthy said Whoopi made work at The View “miserable.”

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Ken Jennings

Since becoming host of Jeopardy! “he drives everyone crazy,” says a source, adding that he fusses about wardrobe and makeup and “gets mad when people don’t laugh at his jokes. He carries a grudge.”

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