Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: A Show Without Name

Thursday, December 9, 2010

A Show Without Name

Anderson Cooper = The Next Oprah!

Hey, anything that keeps his gorgeous face on television is fine by us!

A few months back it was reported that CNN's resident Silver Fox, Anderson Cooper, has a new gig as a talk show host lined up for the fall. Turns out that we're not the only ones totally stoked about the show, as Warner Bros. has announced that 21 major market stations have already put bids in to carry his show, including key cities like New York, Los Angeles and Boston. Some have even gotten ready to slide his show into the void left behind after Big O bows out.

Though he really doesn't need any pumping up considering his already solid track record on TV, the network is comparing Anderson's abilities to the likes of Oprah Winfrey and Phil Donahue with his "game changer" personality.

All this, but the show still has no name. What's that about?

We know we'll be tuning in for sure! How about U?

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