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With new episodes of the podcast every Tuesday, Shepherd and Hostin talk for the second episode of the series, following the premiere episode featuring "View" originals Meredith Vieira and Joy Behar.
Beginning her career as a stand-up comedian, Shepherd concurrently worked as a legal secretary to help fill in the wage gap that came with pursuing comedy at the time. Shepherd claims that sitcom ultimately launched her into "The View" limelight. In , Shepherd became an official co-host of "The View" and spent seven years on the panel. From being questioned about if the world was flat on her first day as an official co-host, to show creator Barbara Walters helping her to find her voice, Shepherd and Hostin discuss it all on "Behind The Table.
It all started when Shepherd was trying to promote "Less Than Perfect" on the show, and was unsuccessful time after time. But when American lawyer and civil activist Johnnie Cochran died in , then co-host Star Jones left an empty seat at the table while she attended his funeral service. Pregnant on bed rest and tirelessly trying to get on the show, Shepherd made the right call at the right time.
If she could get to New York City in time, she could be on "The View," but final call was really up to her doctor. In she starred for one season in Lifetime Television's Sherri, a sitcom about Shepherd's life. She has also been a frequent and popular guest on Ellen DeGeneres's syndicated daytime talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, for which she holds a record for being on the show the greatest number of times.
She also had a recurring role on 30 Rock as Angie Jordan, and she has appeared as a special guest host of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. She eventually became a permanent co-host on Monday, September 10, She co-hosted the 35th Daytime Emmy Awards on June 20, Shepherd was criticized heavily after September 18, , broadcast of The View, in which she stated that she didn't "believe in evolution. Shepherd continued that it was more important to her that she thought about how she was "going to feed [her] child".
Barbara Walters replied by pointing out, "You can do both. Similar criticism erupted after December 4, , broadcast of The View when, during a discussion initiated by Joy Behar about Epicurus, Shepherd attempted to assert that Christians existed in classical Greece and that the Greeks threw them to the lions.
When confronted on this point, she further claimed that "Jesus came first" before Greeks and Romans and stated, "I don't think anything predated Christians", to which Joy Behar responded: "The Jews. Shepherd garnered ridicule after admitting to never voting partly due to her upbringing as a strict Jehovah's Witness.
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