Martha Stewart: biatch or foot-in-mouth disease?

[chicksinger]

Anyone ever noticed that when Martha gives a compliment, it sounds like a slam?  Andrea Bocelli is on today, and she mentioned that his "Live from Tuscany" concert is on PBS right now.  She says, "It's so nice to see it again and again, night after night, it's so lovely."  (Or something to that effect.)  Yeah, it HAS been on a lot, but there's no

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[jessiesmama]

That's hillarious. I love watching Martha because she does it to everyone. I remember when Lindsay Lohan was on - all Matha kept taking about was Lindsay's party girl reputation. The girl was so embarrassed. Great show!

I can't beleive she said that about him wearign Armani? Young and elderly huh?

[chicagochick]

You're completely right. She's so snooty!

[ummserious]

Total biatch. I think this is why the only reason she has a "live" type talk show is because Mark Burnett was willing to produce it. I'm convinced he knows that some of the value in watching is watching her say these things. She can't stand if a guest chef uses any sort of dried herb for a recipe on her show and never misses a chance to say that she grows that herb fresh. I'm actually convinced she deserves some of the credit she gives herself but at what expense? OK, I do have Martha issues. ;-)

I have the utmost respect for Julia Child, however, her last show was almost the same way. Yes she had cool guests and great content but I enjoyed watching her cut them off and add not-so-obvious segues.

[luckybwaygirl]

Eh, I'm not into her. Her voice grates on my nerves, for one. And she seems like the kind of woman who needs a vat of KY in order to loosen up. (Oops! did I just write that OUT LOUD?)