Joy Behar on The View's Audience: 'Laughs Too Easy'

0:00It's April 22nd. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI, your daily dose of celebrity buzz. Joy Behar just opened up about how tough it is to land jokes on the view, with a fresh live crowd every single day. On the behind the table podcast, she chatted with executive producer Brian Teta and said her humor really rides on the audience vibe. She called out one recent episode on April 21st, where the laughs came easy. That day featured guests, Taraji P. Henson, and Cedric the entertainer, who apparently brought their own fans along. Behar, at 83, admitted the constant chuckles felt a bit too easy, by they were laughing at everything. Teta pointed out how guest crowds sometimes shift the energy. He explained that folks often show up just for big name visitors for movies or comics, not the regular show. Behar agreed to throw things off and joke that producers need to fix it. Still, Teta stressed there are plenty of loyal view fans who packed the house daily.

1:00Teta even shared a fun story about getting recognized on the subway that morning, proving the shows got real die-hards. Behar cracked back, asking if it was his wife, but nope. And to top it off, their podcast snagged a People's Voice Webby for a news and politics episode featuring Behar from last summer. Solid win for the team as they keep the laughs rolling.