The Ellen DeGeneres Show recently featured a star-studded episode with guests including the legendary Stevie Wonder and the talented Susan Sarandon. The chat show host, Ellen Degeneres, kicked off the episode by introducing her adorable pumpkin patch, jokingly listing all the benefits of pumpkins and their association with Halloween and the autumn season.
But the real highlight of the show was the lineup of celebrity guests. Susan Sarandon, an Academy Award-winning actress known for her remarkable performances, joined Ellen on the show to talk about her latest movie, “Elizabeth Town.” The film, directed by Cameron Crowe, is said to be loosely based on his own life. Susan shared that Cameron’s mother, who was on set throughout filming, confirmed that everything Susan’s character says in the movie is, in fact, true.
The episode also featured an energetic performance by Stevie Wonder, a living legend in the music industry. Stevie recently released a new album called “A Time to Love.” Ellen confessed to being a big fan of Stevie’s music, especially for long road trips. She appreciated the energy and joy his music brings, noting its timeless appeal.
In addition to the star-studded guests, the show highlighted the Pedmont Bird Callers, a group of talented students from California who won the 40th annual bird calling contest. The students showcased their skills by imitating various bird calls, including the spotted cat bird, grey-headed albatross (also known as the Goon bird), and European starling. The performances were both impressive and comical, with the contestants recreating bird sounds and movements with enthusiasm.
Not to be missed were the entertaining segments during the show. Ellen engaged the audience by offering a cash prize, allowing a lucky audience member, Denise Cully, the chance to trade $1,700 for a mystery prize hidden behind a door. The thrill of the moment kept everyone on their toes, waiting to see if the decision proved fruitful.
As always, The Ellen DeGeneres Show delivered an entertaining and lively episode. Susan Sarandon and Stevie Wonder, along with the talented student bird callers, provided an unforgettable experience for viewers at home. Ellen’s ability to create a fun and engaging atmosphere, combined with her genuinely warm personality, made it a truly memorable talk show episode.
Originally aired on October 25, 2005
