This was a Sunday late afternoon/early evening chat show, intended to cheer viewers before they realised that Monday morning would soon dawn. Unlike its predecessors, there was little obvious religious content.
It was aimed at an older audience of its time, since most of the same, along with most of the then celebrity guests, are no longer with us, it's difficult to know who to recommend this show to, since it was deliberately easy going it's not of much use as a piece of social history. In all fairness to Gloria Hunniford, she was rather good as an interviewer, since she came across as a pleasant type who was prepared to listen to what her guests had to say, as opposed to some of today's daytime television interviewers who seem to think it's all about them rather than about their guests.
It was aimed at an older audience of its time, since most of the same, along with most of the then celebrity guests, are no longer with us, it's difficult to know who to recommend this show to, since it was deliberately easy going it's not of much use as a piece of social history. In all fairness to Gloria Hunniford, she was rather good as an interviewer, since she came across as a pleasant type who was prepared to listen to what her guests had to say, as opposed to some of today's daytime television interviewers who seem to think it's all about them rather than about their guests.
