I don't watch alot of TV these days,so I have no idea what this show is about,lol....but I'll watch it just to see Madonna!

SoulAlive said:

well she's had the experience.

CHIC0 said:

lol...she certainly has.In the brief clips,she looks like she's having fun on this show.

man, her face is not her face. this show looks about as bad.

is that the Oprah thing? (youtube is blocked here)
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sounds like she's given up on the English accent for now

NDRU said:

right????

OnlyNDaUsa said:

Nah,this isn't Oprah.It's a new show that focuses on marriage.Celebrities (some married,some divorced) appear on a panel that discusses marital topics and situations.

SoulAlive said:

ahhh, now that I can watch the clip, I get it. It is its own show, but the reff and Jerry Sienfield were on Oprah the other day to promote it and give a few samples.
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NDRU said:

Okay, so I am watching this trainwreck of a show and it is funny as heck. It's off the wall like Match Game was during the 70's. Madonna is actually coming off as the most likable of the bunch. Good for her.

sosgemini said:

i think this is, or will be a show that it's success will be based on the chemistry of the 3 guest. i can see it go either way. could tank, or have a decent run. i watched it only because of Madonna, but, unbiasedly speaking, i think the 3 tonight are well matched for this show.

The show is AWFUL, period! Just TIRED and taking up space!

NewPowerSista said:

I didn't watch it but I'll check out the clips on Youtube Was it really that bad?

Aight, now you know how objective I am when it comes to Madonna...I haven't liked anything she's done in the past decade but I don't know what people were expecting out of this show. I haven't laughed that often and that hard in ages. All three of the guests had me in stitches.

Madonna offers relationship tips on 'Marriage Ref'

Madonna doesn't think a wife should withhold sex from a sloppy husband.
But she believes a wife should dispose of her late husband's prosthetic leg to spare the feelings of the wife's current mate.
This was some of Madonna's relationship advice on NBC's 'The Marriage Ref,' where she joined actor-comedians Larry David and Ricky Gervais as a guest panelist on Thursday's edition.
The show invites its panel of 'experts' to help analyze real-life disputes between married couples, mostly for laughs. Host Tom Papa, aka The Marriage Ref, makes the final call.
In one case, Mindy Goldman was offering sexual favors to Alan, her husband of 28 years, if he would clean up their messy basement.
A good idea? 'I think it's weird that she wants him to be clean so that they can be dirty,' cracked Madonna.
Gervais wondered, 'Could they combine the sex with the housework?'
Then Susan and David Harper, married for three years, were seen in their house squabbling over possessions left over from their past relationships. Susan wanted her husband to get rid of the sofa where David and his ex-wife might have had hanky-panky, while David complained about Susan hanging on to the ashes and prosthetic leg of Don, her late husband.
Madonna's swift solution: 'He gets rid of the couch, she gets rid of the leg.'
'This is easily the most uncomfortable hour I've ever spent in my life,' sighed Larry David in the midst of the debate.
'Why?' Madonna retorted. 'Because you're sitting next to a woman who's standing up to you?'
'The Marriage Ref,' which premiered last week, has Jerry Seinfeld as a creator and producer.

From AP Via Yahoo! News