User Reviews

I think Tamron Hall knows how to interview and I enjoy her interview style. She is prepared and will confront when needed. This is not a fluffy entertainment show, but more of a news/culture show.

I like her charisma and her proficiency at her job, as so many talk show hosts today seem to wing it. I don't watch daily because so many of her topics are geared to women or black culture. So I tune in on days that have topics that interest me. I like it so much better now that she is sitting to interview and not standing in the audience pre interviews as was the case 1st season.

She does need to let her guests speak more and not always have to bring her issues into it. She recently interviewed Paul Holes , cold case officer, and she babbled the whole time. That's when I change the channel.

I very rarely watch daytime TV. Presently, I am on lay-off status. Here is my unbiased opinion of this show. Ms. Hall is very personable, welcoming, and tries very hard to be open minded to all points of view. I can see her struggle with not forcing her personal perspective on her guests. She brings relevant topics to the forefront which really need to be discussed and for this I intently watch. On many occasions either too many guests and we don't get a complete understanding of the pros and cons. This is what happened on this show. Ms. Hall interrupt whoever you want it's your show stay real.

I already had a negative opinion of the show due to what seemed like constant stories that were negative or traumatic. Not really something I enjoy watching in a real show. But the final straw is her allowing an abuser onto her show despite protests from the victims. Truly not worth the money they spend to produce it.

This show is flat. But also, I don't like hosts who attack their guests for having a different point of view... I don't like her high & mighty I am better than you attitude. I did not like her as a host of any talk show-- however I did like her for investigative (48 hours). I am a black woman, so I really want her to shine, but she is not talk show host material. Her interviews are too deep and topics are uninteresting. She isn't personable and she's not funny. Please replace with Steve Harvey re-runs. Please!

The view you give of Baltimore is not the real Baltimore. Lived in Baltimore for 70 years with a husband and son serving in the city fire department but finally had to give up the City I remembered for a crime, rat infested city. In addition, the last 3 administrations have been a political embarrassment nationwide. You visited the stadium and raved about the city's crab tradition. You should have gone away from the stadium and into the surrounding neighborhoods. If you wanted to rave about the "inner harbor" you should have looked into the history and the beauty of what that area was. Unfortunately everyone I know who saw or heard about your promotion of Baltimore could not believe your level of misinformation you allowed yourself to promote.

With so many talk shows and gab feast to pick from it's hard to choose just one still from time to time Tamron Hall you must watch as she always has a bright smile and good attitude. As she interviews ordinary guest and tells about their life stories and winning and encouraging challenges. And many news stories and topics that Tamron talks about is worthy and headline making really it's never a dull moment. So if nothing better to do in the afternoon and if you have time give Tamron a watch!

Watching Tamron cut-off her guests as they are speaking, being openly hostile and combative is awkward to watch! I want to hear from the guests, but they aren't allowed to finish a thought without a smug comment from the host. I loved Tamron on Deadline Crime so I was looking forward her this show, but I can't. Tamron struggles to ask the tough questions without coming off as she is attacking. It can't be an easy thing to do, but those are the shows that are most successful, unless you're funny like Ellen.

I am a disabled man and can't work so most of my days are spent watching talk tv and I tried this show just out of curiosity and it was no Kelly Clarkson show but it really stuck out to me when she brought God into the show I love her for that and I'll for sure watch again and I really enjoyed it

Okay so I tried this due clearly to bordom this is a show that if you have absolutely nothing else to watch and your looking for a bit of fun this is for you but otherwise look elsewhere I think it's not a bad show but not the best out there

In the most recent episode, Tamron Hall chose to give a platform to Sherry Pie, a New York Drag Queen who has publicly admitted to being a serial cat fisher and sexual predator. It is shameful. That poor decision reflects on the show itself.

Tameron's down home personality shines! Love the format, topics and thoughtful, interesting guests. Love the Plant based , vegan segment on recent show. Cyber Hall is sooo cool . It's one of fave new shows , I'm proud to be part of Tam Fam!!! it's on my DVR rotation!! She is a winner!!

Overall, I like the show; however, I do not like how Tamron manages to interrupt every guest she has on her show.

Why didn't you talk to a real truck driver? The gal you interviewed probably hadn't been driving for a couple of years. Nobody has ever waved or hooked at me. I've been driving since I was 17 and now I'm 60. People still cut me off and raise their hand at me. I drive an 91KW. The one you interviewed must be lieing to you.

I wanted to like this show. I like ABC and I love the morning line up. I didn't mind they took away Rachael Ray, but was hoping I could vibe with her. I don't. Here are some of the reasons. 1) She talks over guests. She acts superior and when she has people on the show who know more than her, she feels like she needs to puff her chest. 2) she stands in the crowd above her guests which, to me, makes it so she above them. 3) she's a know it all. 4) her topics are boring. I want to wake up in the morning. Not fall asleep. 5) she plays devils advocate too often for people who don't deserve it. 3) in I think the third episode she called on someone to speak and the girl excitedly touched the mic and she snapped at her and said "I hold the microphone, this is my microphone" Bring back Racheal or give us something to look forward too.

It's gone downhill with it's guest quality and interviews

It used to be thought-provoking, clever, and fascinating. Now it's just downright obnoxious. The guests she's been having on lately are so uninteresting and fake. People who are only famous because of their TikTok, podcast, or having been on a reality show. They don't have actual talent, besides talking bs and sharing way too much information about their personal life. I get the vibe she's trying to promote this odd theme where she only recruits women to be on her show if they push boundaries, like that's supposed to be some kind of an empowerment thing. Sorry, but I'm a woman, and it doesn't resonate with me. I'm not old-fashioned, but I do think women should try to be at least somewhat ladylike in public. It's becoming a trend for women to be TMI and loud, and I don't get it. To tell the truth, I can't relate to ANY of the people she has on her show, even if they're not women. A couple days ago when I turned on my TV, she was standing next to a drag queen from RuPaul's Drag Race (I have nothing against drag queens, so that's not why I had an issue). They were on her show because they had written a book, and they said something to the effect of if a higher power tells you to do such and such, you do it... If they tell you to cuss somebody out, you do it. Both Tamron and the audience erupted in laughter, followed by me turning the channel. I was interested in what they were saying until they made that stupid comment. With all of the gun violence that's been happening nowadays, cussing someone out might result in you losing your life. I know that sounds dramatic, but you really have no idea how someone is going to react to you yelling profanity at them. It was tasteless to say something like that on national TV. I haven't watched every day since the quarantine, so I can't say if she always has juvenile guests, but I've noticed that area has been deteriorating. Granted, I've been watching intermittently - I just turn it on every so often - but that's been my impression. Honestly, her show had more substance during the height of covid. Maybe that's because the pandemic inspired her to cover meaningful topics. But now that everything is back to normal, I guess there's no need to sit and contemplate anything anymore, seeing as how we're not stuck in the house for months at a time and can travel/go where we please. Well, taking the time to reflect on meaningful topics still matters, even if we have returned to the hustle and bustle of society. It's sad to see a once promising show head down the drain. I'm so happy I recently got a new WFH job, so I have something to keep myself busy throughout the day and I don't have to watch daytime junk simply because I'm bored. I gave 2 stars because I do like her clothing style and hair. Otherwise, her show's just not the same.

I love this show, I feel it should be In a late afternoon time slot like 4PM, as it touches upon serious issues worth talking about and feels a little out of place at 10AM. The discussion on this show is civil and isn't full of arguing like on The View.

It's not surprising that she wanted her own talk show. I used to love The Today Show and stopped watching it after she joined the team. She was condescending to the guests, had this bizarre chemistry with Al Roker where she'd act like a love sick, giddy school girl and talked over the guests and other hosts. If she is not the center of attention 24/7 she becomes nasty and self righteous. Soooo, OF COURSE she has her own talk show. It's hard to watch her because the sugary sweet veil of inauthenticity she wears isn't opaque enough to guise who she really is. She truly looks like a phony when she smiles because the truth is she is not a nice person. She sucks in every way humanly possible. Please cancel her and give that spot to someone who cares about his or her guests and gives others a right to their own opinions.

If you're looking for a show that leaves you feeling like you've learned something while being entertained...then this show is for you. What I love most is it isn't a celeb driven show, its real people having conversations about real struggles, stories & lessons. Hope it lasts many more years!

Sherry Pie's victims deserve better. Disappointing that you're giving her a llantform

This woman is likeable, but she has no sense of fashion. I steer away from her show just because I can't look at how she dresses. Even my grandma would say she dresses like 1960s.

This show is fun and the topics are interesting as well as informative. The issues I have with Tamron's interview skills is the repetitive statements about her years in journalism yet she struggles with being able to gain control of the conversations without being rude toward the other person. I am happy Tamron is confident in herself and her gifts to share with others to provide inspiration.

Tamron Hall is smarter than the normal daytime tv fare, it's thoughtful and thought provoking. Maximum effort has been placed on highlighting the views of the audience, the guests are often regular people and they learn from each other. The eponymous host has a quick wit and likability factor that's a joy to watch, along with her beautiful clothes. She's easily one of the best dressed women on television, but the show is not about style, it's all about substance.