Season 21
This start of this season saw the return of the previous season's panel. However, by the end of the show's 2017-2018 run, Jedediah Bila had been replaced by political commentator Meghan McCain following Bila's abrupt exit in September 2017. Similarly, both Sara Haines and Paula Faris announced that this season would be their last, with the former moving on to co-host the network's new third hour of Good Morning America alongside Michael Strahan.
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Guest co-hostess Catt Sadler; actor Michael B. Jordan (Black Panther (2018)).
Journalist and author Ronan Farrow drops by to promote his new book, "Citizen Rose". The ladies also discuss the biggest news stories of the day.
Lawyer Alan Dershowitz joins The View to discuss his advice for Democrats in the upcoming mid-terms.
Actor and comedian DL Hughley joins the ladies to discuss hate crimes and the black community's relationship with the police.
Meghan McCain shares her summer reading recommendations in addition to the usual Hot Topics discussions.
ABC News correspondent and host of 'What Would You Do?', John Quiñones joins the panel, which includes guest co-host Tara Setmayer.
Actress Sherri Shepherd joins the panel to discuss motherhood and her sitcom, 'Trial & Error'. Republican strategist and political commentator Ana Navarro guest co-hosts.
Rapper and actor Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson joins the ladies to discuss the #MeToo movement and its impact on music.
Comedian Joel McHale joins the panel to discuss his new Netflix show, 'The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale'. Actor and rapper Daveed Diggs also appears to talk about his new film, 'Blindspotting'.
Former judge Jeanine Pirro appears on the show to discuss Trump and her new book, 'Liars, Leakers, and Liberals'.
Actress Jennifer Garner chats with the ladies of The View; co-host Paula Faris’ last appearance as a regular on The View.
The ladies of The View discuss the usual Hot topics; also, items at affordable prices.
Actor Henry Golding joins the ladies to discuss his involvement in the film 'Crazy Rich Asians'.
News commentator Van Jones joins the panel to discuss Trump barring a journalist from the White House. 'Eighth Grade' star Elsie Fisher appears alongside the film's creator, Bo Burnham, to talk about the film and adolescence.