What are the funny talk shows in America?

refers to a radio or TV program in which the audience get together to discuss the topics raised by the host. Generally, a talk show has a guest list, which is usually composed of people who are knowledgeable or have special experience in the specific problems of that show.

From local radio stations in major cities to national joint radio talk shows such as the Rush Limbaugh show, all kinds of political talk shows are very common throughout the country.

The broadcast of talk shows on TV originated from the early TV era. Late-night talk shows including "The Tonight Show" and "The Late Show with David Letterman" have been broadcast for decades. It is characterized by celebrity guests and humorous sketches. Edward R. Murrow, a pioneer of TV news, hosted "Small World" in the late 195s. Since then, political talk shows have dominated Sunday morning TV programs.

Daily talk shows include many programs ranging from family-oriented "Oprah Winfrey" and "Rosie O'Donnell shows" to "junk TV" such as "Jerry Springer Show". However, its success depends largely on the personality of the host, which even makes the host a valuable commodity.