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Piers Morgan Tonight not fun to watch!, 15 February 2011
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mulberry210 from United States
Piers Morgan is NOT a good listener, which IMO makes him a poor interviewer. He fires question after question at his guests. The guest barely has time to formulate an answer to one question before Piers fires another question on a different subject. He ruins every interview by inserting his own opinions. I'm not watching to find out his opinions. I would like to hear what his guests have to say. He needs to STOP interrupting and listen to his interviewees. I suppose CNN will let this go on forever. At one time Katie Couric was in the running to replace Larry King. She is a fabulous interviewer...well prepared and confident. It is uncomfortable to watch Morgan who seems like he is trying too hard and because of low ratings may realize his job is on the line. Go back to America's Got Talent, Piers. You were excellent on that show. We all wanted to hear what you had to say then, but on this new show, you are not the star. Your guest is.
Piers Morgan Tonight, 4 April 2013
Author:
Johnson Matandi from Eldoret, Kenya
CNN fans remember the legendary Larry King of the famous 'Larry King
Live'. I have no doubt in my mind that Larry had a large following all
over the world. I remember him for his gentlemanly demeanor and
baritone voice.
His replacement is one Piers Morgan running 'Piers Morgan Tonight'.The
latter is a complete disaster and the worst thing to have ever happened
to CNN. He is an outright bully, dictator and egocentric. He hardly
gives his interviewees a chance to talk and woe him/her who has
divergent views from his. He's not ashamed to hurl insults to his
patrons.
With all due respect, Piers Morgan is not fit to host a Talk Show. If I
were to give him a job, it would be Warden of Georgia State Prison,
honestly.
4 out of 9 people found the following review useful:
Victim of Unavoidable Bias, 11 April 2012
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official-jab from Canada
There couldn't have been a more thankless job than following in LK's
time slot. No matter who on Earth took that spot, they would have been
ripped apart. The fact that he's British may or may not be related to
all of the negative feedback about his show, but what should be
undeniable is that he's refreshingly persistent with his questioning,
but is always composed and calm, never flying off the handle, even in
the more heated debates, such as with Toure or Penn Jillette.
Being bold enough to poke at nerves with guests has to be done
carefully, but everyone watching wants to know what a politician thinks
about particular issues, and not many interviews go as deep as the
public would like. Having Christine O'Donnell walk off her interview
rather than field a question on the touchy LGBT subject is very telling
of her position, and wouldn't have happened with a more reserved host.
It was unfortunate that he had to come along and be necessarily
compared to Larry King, a fantastic host, but Morgan was confident and
outspoken enough to take over a job that nobody was brave enough for.
If that doesn't speak enough of his character, then the show itself
ought to, if you try watching it with an open mind.
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