“Grey’s Mortuary” (with Tamron Hall)

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Entertainment News, News, Society & Culture

4.6 • 10K Ratings

🗓️ 11 March 2020

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

Grey’s Anatomy writes off another main character in a bonkers way, prompting a convo about other historically wild television write-offs. Hulu’s new doc Hillary revisits Hillary Clinton’s role in our current political climate. Aaron Schock earns little sympathy for finally coming out. Coronavirus hits Hollywood. Plus, Ira sits down with Tamron Hall to discuss her daytime talk show comeback.

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0:00.0	[♪ OUTRO MUSIC PLAYING [♪
0:09.9	And we're back with an all new keep it. I'm Ira Madison III.
0:14.0	I'm Aida Asman, hello.
0:15.7	And I'm Louis Fertel.
0:17.0	I wanted to be the end Louis Fertel, like I'm an 80s sitcom and I'm...
0:20.5	Are you Heather Locklear?
0:21.6	Yes, yeah. Or, uh...
0:23.4	I actually was...
0:24.0	...Happierida on Happy Days or something.
0:25.4	Heather was actually special guest star for seven seasons of my life.
0:29.9	And she really lived that well because she had the most devious look in her eye during all those credits.
0:34.6	Oh, it's...
0:35.2	You want to end a credits with that look.
0:36.8	I figured we could start things off this week and going forward by just sort of sharing what culture we've been consuming this week.
0:47.0	This is a pop culture show.
0:49.5	I guess so.
0:50.0	And people are always...
0:50.5	I love this by the way.
0:51.4	People are always thirsty for recommendations.
0:54.0	Yeah.
0:54.4	And my mentions asking for book recommendations as if they've never heard of a library.
0:59.5	But...
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