 | Yah, well, it's not entirely up to her hugeness... |
NEW YORK - She's only been on "The View" for three months and already there are published rumors that Rosie O'Donnell wants out. She tried to shoot them down on Thursday.
| No mention of the millions who would enjoy seeing her canned - and caned? Lol. |
O'Donnell, during Thursday's show, said she had answered an audience member's question during a commercial break the day before and mentioned how she would like to work on FX's "Nip/Tuck." She noted that it filmed during the summer, during "The View" vacation break. "Don't anybody worry where Rosie's going," she said. "She's right here."
| Oh, it might not be that anyone's worried, per se, lol. |
O'Donnell has already had a colorful tenure on the daytime chatfest, with fur flying occasionally during talks with her more conservative co-star, Elisabeth Hasselbeck. But viewers have responded: the show had its highest November audience in its history, up 15 percent over last year, according to Nielsen Media Research.
| Hoping to see some blood... |
"The View" creator Barbara Walters said Thursday that she had gotten a phone call from actor Danny DeVito, who appeared drunk during a colorful appearance on the show last week after a night out with pal George Clooney.
DeVito told Walters that he wasn't drunk. Just groggy.
The audience roared.
| Heh, they know a drunk self-absorbed doofus when they see one. |
"Danny, I love ya," O'Donnell said. "It's all right that you were drunk."
| Gee - it's Baba's show - WTF asked you? Lol. |
Walters said DeVito invited her out the next time he goes drinking with Clooney.
| Wow, Star Banter™. I feel so privileged - and faint. |
They won't even have to buy booze. Makers of the liquor Limoncello, DeVito's drink of choice that fateful night, were so happy with all the publicity they sent a case over to "The View" in appreciation, Walters said.
| Who really gives a shit? Posted for the 3 or 4 who might. The target was just sooo big, lol. |
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