Oprah's Favorite Things: The Over-The-Top Crowd Reaction (VIDEO)

It's the loudest, most insane crowd Oprah gets each year. Today was her annual "Favorite Things" episode, in which an unsuspecting audience gets about twenty Oprah-approved items for free, just in time for the holiday season. From a refrigerator with a built-in TV to a book, Macon, GA screamed their heads off for it all.
The jumping, the yelling, the crying and the praying, edited for your enjoyment.

From ABC, 11/20

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Comments

[elr50]

02:08 PM on 11/30/2007

Is anybody else as tired of Oprah as I am?

[wanked]

08:21 AM on 11/25/2007

Oprah's a freak who represents American values well.Her shows are dumbfests.

[ashabot]

06:51 PM on 11/24/2007

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They are good little monkeys.
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[robertsandimas]

12:59 PM on 11/24/2007

Hmmm.. I sense a little envy here, folks. The Macon GA people were in the right place at the right time. Luck. I'd have taken it and so would most of you!

[Disco]

04:55 PM on 11/23/2007

Gee, I wish I could have been in the audience.

I'd eBay that shit so fast and use the money to pay my bills. TV refrigerator indeed.... all I see is a year's worth of water and electricity.

[dattexas]

04:31 PM on 11/23/2007

The audience is nuts, yes, but this woman has done more for others than anyone on this blog has. What's greedy about giving things away? She's rich, famous, and she does help people. There's nothing wrong with being a success.

[racetoinfinity]

04:29 PM on 11/23/2007

Sorry, worshipping at the altar of luxury consumer goods and materialism is not spiritual (as she claims she is). She did one show last year on the health care crisis, in which 50 million Americans are uninsured. Why doesn't her show tackle real urgent issues more, like what's happening in/to this country that's shocking, these last six years?

[indeevoter]

06:47 AM on 11/23/2007

Read on…one page is more than enough…for a revealing look at a sad segment of our society. A woman with money chooses to give gifts once a year to loyal viewers (in addition to her many other charitable causes) – and that’s all it takes for this ‘arrested development’ crowd to spew forth unwarranted nastiness, poorly-concealed envy masquerading as self-righteous indignation, and malicious rants against people they don’t even know. It is a startling collection of brain farts – and other foul emissions – from a group of very small people!

[BillAnthony]

03:45 AM on 11/23/2007

The video reminded me of one of those televangelist programs back before all the scandals. I suppose for some there is no greater orgasmic thrill than getting something for nothing.

[oldschooldemocrat]

11:33 PM on 11/22/2007

ook, No one knows what is in this woman's heart but this woman, and no one should deny that she has done outstanding acts of charity in the past. All I would say is that her public persona can be a bit off-putting. Yes, she is absolutely to be commended for making such a success in her professional life. Hats off to her for talent and determination. But she is also capable of appearing very self-righteous and (this is the killer for me) absoutely humorless about herself. Oprah does cultivate a personality cult, and some of the fans who worship at her shrine are a bit too prone to idolatry. It's none of my business who anyone else choses to admire, but for me Oprah is not nearly as big deal as she seems to feel she shoul be. I wish her nothing but good fortune, but her show is unwatchable for me.

[starrianna]

01:03 PM on 11/22/2007

I don't even have to watch the video!

WE ALREADY KNOW YOUR FAVORITE THINGS, OPRAH!

Oprah's Real Favorite Things:

#1: Gayle King. Preferably without clothes.
#2: My $50 million house in Montecito, CA.
#3: My $50 million house in Hana, HI.
#4: My $50 million house in South Africa, complete with servants, I mean students.
#5: My $1.5 billion empire.
#6: The fact that I can buy and sell you.
#7: The fact that I can buy and sell Obama.
#8: The fact that I am #2 most respected US woman, behind Hillary.
#9: The hope that my lackey Obama will beat Hillary and make me #1.
#10: Gayle King naked. Sorry I had to say that one again.
#11: The fact that my ratings still beat Ellen.
#12: The fact that I am Queen of the Universe.
#13: My diamond collection of over 100 diamonds each worth over $1 million.
#14: The fact that I own Stedman but dont have to touch him.
#15: Myself. Only #15 because I am modest!
#16: Giving cars to people not caring about tax bills.
#17: Food. Lots and lots of food.
#18: Did I mention I can buy and sell you?
#19: Hmmmm, let's see. Jesus?
#20: This space available for another $50 million, checks valid with ID.

[vivibear]

11:11 AM on 11/22/2007

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[BrokenMirror]

11:10 AM on 11/22/2007

What a vulgar display of greed. Oprah has once again proven herself to be the queen of self-promotion and chicanery, and her rabid audience of chubby, pathetic housewives literally froths at the mouth at the prospect of being treated to Oprah's "favorite things." Imagine their orgasmic bliss at receiving the HDTV refrigerator, a device that cleverly and conveniently combines their two favorite activities: packing their jowls and fawning over their heroine.

[Lucille]

01:40 AM on 11/22/2007

It's a good thing that Oprah doesn't give a shit about what any of you think.

[SmolderingRuin]

01:20 AM on 11/22/2007

Ah, the religious fervor of greed. So pretty to witness. NOT!