The Ellen DeGeneres Show

The Ellen DeGeneres Show was a long-running daytime talk show hosted by comedian Ellen DeGeneres. Each episode featured celebrity interviews, musical performances, comedy segments, and audience interaction. Known for its upbeat and positive message, the show aimed to bring joy and entertainment to viewers.

The Ellen DeGeneres Show concluded its 19-season run in May 2022. While it was a ratings powerhouse for much of its existence and won numerous awards, its final seasons were overshadowed by allegations of a toxic workplace environment, leading to significant public backlash and a decline in viewership. Despite the controversy, DeGeneres's signature humor and celebrity interviews remained a consistent draw for many fans.

• Praised for its lighthearted humor and ability to book A-list celebrities.
• Criticized in later seasons for alleged toxic workplace conditions.
• Seen as a staple of daytime television that struggled with its public image towards the end.

Google audience: Audience reviews for The Ellen DeGeneres Show were generally positive throughout much of its run, with many appreciating Ellen's humor, kindness, and the show's positive vibe. However, towards its conclusion, reviews became more divided, with some users expressing disappointment over the workplace allegations while others continued to enjoy the content.

Won 63 Daytime Emmy Awards, including 4 for Outstanding Entertainment Talk Show.

The show's iconic theme song, 'Here And Now,' was originally performed by artist Keren Ann.