Cynthia Nixon, known for her role as Miranda on Sex and the City, recently appeared on The Ellen Degeneres Show. The episode was filled with laughter and lively conversation.
Ellen, always one to keep her audience entertained, started the show with her signature dance moves. She talked about her dislike for leaf blowers, expressing her frustration with the noise they create. Ellen even joked that she would prefer a marching band in her yard over the sound of a leaf blower. The audience was in stitches as Ellen passionately vented about her hatred for these noisy garden tools.
After the dancing and laughter, Ellen introduced her first guest, Cynthia Nixon. Cynthia won an Emmy Award for her role as Miranda on Sex and the City. She spoke about her upcoming project, the HBO film Warm Springs. The audience was eager to hear from Cynthia, as they have followed her career closely.
The second guest on the show was Reverend Al Green, known for his soulful music. He performed his hit song “Perfect to Me” from his upcoming CD. The audience was captivated by his incredible talent.
Lastly, John Spencer, an Emmy Award-winning actor from the hit TV show The West Wing, joined Ellen on stage. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Warner Brothers television, Ellen announced that everyone in the audience would receive the fourth season of The West Wing on DVD. The audience was thrilled with this fantastic giveaway.
Throughout the show, Ellen also interacted with her audience. She called a four-year-old birthday boy who had an Ellen-themed birthday party. John, the young boy, spoke to Ellen on the phone and expressed his love for her show. Ellen invited John to visit the show, and John excitedly agreed, promising to ask his mom for permission.
In addition to the exciting guests and interactions, Ellen kept the audience entertained with her humor and wit. She shared amusing stories and engaged with the audience in her usual charismatic way.
The episode concluded with a recap of the mystery word of the day, which Cynthia had to say during her appearance. Unfortunately, the specific word was not mentioned to avoid spoiling the surprise for viewers.
Overall, it was a lively and entertaining episode of The Ellen Degeneres Show, filled with laughter, music, and celebrity interviews. Cynthia Nixon, Reverend Al Green, and John Spencer all brought their unique charm to the show, leaving the audience wanting more. Ellen’s energy and humor kept everyone entertained throughout the episode.
Originally aired on April 6, 2005
