Ep 50. Gary Sinise, Jessica Radloff

The Talk season 8 episode 50 features Gary Sinise, an American actor, director, and musician, and Jessica Radloff, writer and editor of Glamour Magazine. The episode starts with the hosts discussing the recent sexual harassment allegations against politicians and celebrities and The Talk's stance on the issue. The hosts also share their experiences with harassment, way of dealing with it, and how to take necessary measures to empower oneself rather than feeling helpless and powerless.

The next segment of the episode has Gary Sinise, who has been committed to serving American war veterans and their families through his Gary Sinise Foundation, sharing his experiences with the foundation and his journey to giving back to the military community. The hosts appreciate his work and ask him what inspired him to create the foundation and how his charity service has moulded him as a person.

They also talk about his role in the famous movie, "Forrest Gump," and his renowned opening scene in the series, "CSI: NY," that left people moved by his passionate portrayal of the character. They further ask him about the life and career influence of his role on "CSI:NY" and how he manages to pull off such an impressive performance.

The last segment of the show highlights the upcoming holiday season and how it affects people differently. Jessica Radloff shares about her passion for holiday movies and her favourite ones to watch during this time of year. She also discusses the best holiday gifts to give to yourself and your loved ones. The talk about the beautiful decorations, gift wrapping techniques, and how to create a cosy ambiance for the holiday season.

The episode concludes with the hosts taking a moment to thank the troops for their service this holiday season and wishing everyone a happy holiday season. Overall, The Talk season 8, episode 50 is full of inspiring stories and messages of empowerment, reminding everyone to cherish moments with loved ones and to give back to those who have served the country.