After more than 24 seasons and nearly 5,000 episodes, Oprah Winfrey’s hugely influential daytime television talk show is going off the air, freeing its host to concentrate on other projects. For her nation of devoted fans, however, Winfrey’s exit from the daily television lineup marks a momentous and, for some, traumatic end of an era. If you’re a fan in the tri-state area who feels deeply affected by the impending end of “The Oprah Show,” we’d love to hear from you.
What does it mean to you that Oprah is going off the air?
After more than 24 seasons and nearly 5,000 episodes, Oprah Winfrey’s hugely influential daytime television talk show is going off the air, freeing its host to concentrate on other projects. For her nation of devoted fans, however, Winfrey’s exit from the daily television lineup marks a momentous and, for some, traumatic end of an era. If you’re a fan in the tri-state area who feels deeply affected by the impending end of “The Oprah Show,” we’d love to hear from you.