On a recent episode of The Ellen Degeneres Show, celebrities Gwenyth Paltrow and Leah Remini graced the stage and provided an entertaining and lively chat. The show began with Ellen addressing the audience and expressing her appreciation for their presence. She went on to discuss the stress of life and the importance of finding ways to relax, such as getting a massage.
Ellen humorously recounted her experiences with getting a massage, highlighting the awkward moments of undressing and the anticipation of the masseuse’s return. She also touched upon the different types of music played during massages and how certain genres can be more relaxing than others.
The talk show took a fun turn when Ellen introduced Donna Schultz, a guest from Jeffersonville, Indiana. Donna shared her experiences working for a rubber company, which added a humorous element to the show. The conversation then shifted to discussing recent news, including Britney Spears and Kevin Federline’s new baby.
As the episode continued, Ellen surprised Donna with a check for $100,000 as part of a program initiated by Tupperware. The program aimed to provide complete kitchens and essential food and water containers to families who lost their homes. The generosity and compassion shown by Tupperware’s Rick Goings impressed both the audience and Donna.
To add excitement to the show, Ellen created a segment called “Whip It Up.” Two audience members, Caroline and Lolita, were given the same set of ingredients to create a dish in just an hour. The anticipation of what they would create added an element of competition to the segment.
Leah Remini, known for her role on “The King of Queens,” joined Ellen on stage. They discussed Leah’s daughter’s first words, her bilingualism, and Leah’s reluctance to take her daughter out in public due to concerns about strangers and germs.
Ellen then surprised Leah by presenting her with an amusing midlife Achievement Award. Through this humorous exchange, Leah’s successful career and contributions to the industry were celebrated.
The episode concluded with a behind-the-scenes look at the Prime Time Creative Emmy Awards, hosted by George Lopez. The segment showed the preparation and excitement surrounding the event.
Mark Cherry, the creator and executive producer of the hit show “Desperate Housewives,” also made an appearance on the show. He shared his journey in the industry, including the highs and lows, and expressed his gratitude for the success of his show.
Overall, this episode of The Ellen Degeneres Show provided an entertaining and lively chat with celebrities, humorous moments, surprise gifts, and an inside look into the world of entertainment awards. It showcased the show’s ability to create engaging and enjoyable content for its viewers.
Originally aired on September 15, 2005
