Mommies weirdest on show
according to one foodie on the scene. Noah, who took over “The Daily Show” seven months ago, taped his 100th episode earlier that day. Ratings have been down 37% since
left the Comedy Central news spoof, according to Nielsen.
Tand reality TV sometimes gets blurry at the Bravo network, where “Odd Mom Out” creator is preparing to launch the second s season of her scripted program lampooni ing motherhood on the Upperp E East Side. The 41-year-old author and actress recalled a real life experience that producers told her no TV watchers would ever believe. “I went to a birthday partyy that was probably more than my wedding,” she told Confidenti@l at a pre- miere event for the show, which launches June 20. “It was 200 people and it had a sit-down lunch with catering,” she recalled. “They had trumpets and the kids were carried in on a CleopatraCleopa tent.” As itt it turne turned out, the k kid having t the birthday p party was 2 y years old. “And by the way, for the third birthday party they had ’ a ‘Wizard of Oz’ theme and they had munchkins,” Kargman continued. “They had 30 actual little people to be the waiters and the kids were all crying. You can’t write that s--t. When I pitched it the network said, ‘It would be to too expensivep to reproduce and secondly no one would believe that it’s real - but it is.” That’s a strong statement nt from the networks rks responsible for empty calorie prorogramming like “The The Shahs of Sunset,”t,” “Southern Charm” m” and the “The Real al Housewives” franchise. Despite beinging a departure from Bravo’s usual format, mat, “Odd Mom Out” was the network’s highest-rated new series launch in 2015, averaging just under a million viewers per episode. Though is set to apppear in a cameo for the second season son of “Odd Mom Out,” reporters at thiss preview event were told not to ask Kargman any questions about the “50 First Dates” star or her pending divorce. It just so happens that Kargman man is the sister of Barrymore’s soon-to-be o-be ex-husband