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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I freely admit that I looooove Ellen.  I like that she has a ton of personality, that she is vivacious and charismatic.  She also seems very, very nice.  I like that she doesn't curse or swear but she also doesn't take a lot of baloney.  I also like that she seems to have a strong value system that includes making people feel good about themselves.  I think she had a lot of hard knocks coming up in the business but she still persevered and succeeded.  I think she is an excellent role model for young women today about how you can succeed without slinging mud.  I may have blinders on because I've never heard anything bad about her but all of the afore-mentioned make her a true stand-out and a class act.[/quote]

+1.  Ellen is about the classiest, most wholesome person on network TV today - and I'm on the conservative side.  I respect her values of honesty, integrity, and equality, and I think exhibiting those values has changed so many opinions and assumptions about LGBT people.[/quote]

NP here. I absolutely love Ellen! She has a heart of gold. Also, I love that she might be a little bitchy not-so-deep on the inside. I am, too! [i]We're, like, kindred spirits. [/i] :lol: [/quote]

Agree with all of the above PPs.  I'm also moderately conservative, and I've always been a big fan of hers.  I told my brother (who is gay) that she and I could easily be best friends.   :D  She can be a little snarky sometimes, but who isn't?  She truly does seem to have a heart of gold and I love her interviews with children.  Also love her dance moves.  [/quote]

I'm the first poster above and I forgot to say that I was sad when her Design show didn't take off.  I really think that a big part of it was that as a reality competition show it was too "nice".  The success of those reality competition shows really seems to come from people sniping and caustic reviews.  But on Ellen's design show that didn't seem to happen despite some really horrible flubs of the contestants.  And then Ellen would come on at the end and be all peppy, because that seems to be how she is, and there just wasn't enough drama for the show to succeed.  Anyway, while that show didn't make it I respect that she maintained her value system of being supportive and kind even though it meant that her show didn't get extended.[/quote]

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