Right, Montel was depressed and obviously not thinking clearly on that day he threw himself in front of that taxi cab. He obviously didn't think everything through. But really, if the taxi cab had hit him and killed him it would have been looked upon, I think, as an accident and hopefully the taxi driver would not have been blamed. Then again had Montel been killed, we wouldn't have known what his thought process was at the time. To me, Montel has always seemed to be a sympathetic,empathetic person.

I did see the show yesterday and thought it was good, but there were some inconsistencies. I think at the very least there should have been a neurologist there teaching about MS. Better yet, an MS Specialist. At times, you could tell Montel was teaching Dr. Oz things. I've never heard that about the MS Hug either.


I went on Oprah.com and a lot of people are writing in about yesterday's show. I hope they do a follow up show to clear up the inconsistencies, have an MS Specialist speak ,etc. Add to the panel, David Landers, Clay Walker, Meredith Vierra and her husband, Tamia and Teri Garr.