The Oprah Winfrey Show

Season 2

TV-PG
Chicago-based daytime talk-show host Oprah Winfrey invites a guest panel to discuss a topic, in front of a studio audience. The topics are often controversial or sensational.

Where to Watch Season 2

11 Episodes

  • The Challenges of Today's Dating Scene
    E1
    The Challenges of Today's Dating Scene
  • Racial tension in Georgia
    E2
    Racial tension in Georgia
  • 1987-02-16
    E3
    1987-02-16
  • Arnold Schwarzenegger
    E4
    Arnold Schwarzenegger
  • Jimmy Carter
    E5
    Jimmy Carter
  • Snob
    E6
    SnobSnobby, overbearing, or just plain hard to deal with...Rude, obnoxious people turn off their friends, neighbors and co-workers. But are they really as bad as they seem? A psychologist helps us figure them out.
  • Snoops
    E7
    SnoopsOprah takes a look on snoop people who mistrust their partners and interview several guests
  • TV's New Leading Men
    E8
    TV's New Leading Men
  • Dealing with Debt
    E9
    Dealing with Debt
  • Do blondes have more fun?
    E10
    Do blondes have more fun?
  • AIDS in West Virginia
    E11
    AIDS in West VirginiaThis show was about the reaction to AIDS in small town, America in the years after the disease began to make itself known. The whole thing was about an incident at the community swimming pool in Williamson, WV, a coal mining town, the county seat of Mingo County in the southwestern part of the state. A young man from that area, who was gay, had left his home and moved to Texas, where he contracted AIDS by engaging in unprotected sex. He had come back home to die, and was, he alleged, discriminated against in every manner. It was through sheer desperation that he went to the swimming pool to cool off from summer's heat, when he was noticed by some other swimmers who then notified the pool's manager. Not knowing what else to do, the manager declared a chlorine emergency, the pool was emptied, drained, and scrubbed with disinfectants. The story was first reported locally, then nationally. It was the overreaction by the locals that gave this story legs. Oprah had been wanting to do a story about AIDS, and once she became aware of this story's circumstances, decided to do her show from Williamson some five months later.

 

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