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Mea. Hey. Yeah. Yeah. Come on. Hey. I want to be famous. Welcome to Who Weekly, the podcast where you'll learn everything you need to know about the celebrities you don't. I'm Bobby Finger. I'm Lindsay Weber. And this is the latest spirit tunnel at the Jennifer Hudson show. Oh. Who's that girl? La la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la who's that girl? Who's that girl? Have they ever just done a song? Well, because her name's in the song so they didn't have to add it. It's like a miracle for the spirit tunnel.

And all of these other daytime talk shows are falling in the wake of the spirit tunnel. The spirit tunnel is sucking up all of the energy of the daytime TV industry.

Sherry's canceled. Kelly Clarkson show.

What do we replace them with? More spirit tunnel. It's like every network will have their

own spirit tunnel. The spirit tunnel just gets like a hundred feet longer. Every time another

detailed date ritual gets canceled, it gets longer. These celebrities are like, we can't get out of

the spirit tunnel. Please let us out. And all the workers are lining the hallway singing.

Sherry's was canceled. Seems like it was like a network decision to cancel it. Kelly Clarkson made it seem like it was her decision to stop doing it. I just think, you know, whenever you check the ratings of these shows, you're always like the higher than you expect, but they're, but I don't even know how high they need to be to make sense for the, like, I just have no context of them. It's like, Matt Bellany, suck on that. Like, let us know. What's the deal? Like, tell us. I'm just like, I don't know anything about daytime TV and kind of the business of it all. So I'm kind of shocked because I felt like these shows were so popular. If you told me Jennifer Hudson was going, I'd be like, but what about the Spirit Tunnel? Everyone talks about it constantly. We're obsessed. Culture revolves around Spirit Tunnel. Kelly says that she's ending the show because she wants to spend more time with their family because her ex-husband died. Remember, the father of her children died. Of course. It's so sad. She says it's because of that. It's all coming at the same time that I'm like, is the daytime TV world just dying?

Blubble. What's happening?

Is the Netflixification of the podcast thing killing all of these things?

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