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In this behind-the-scenes footage, Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Sherri Shepherd of 'The View' (weekdays, syndicated) meet with the cast of MTV's reality show 'Jersey Shore' and talk weighty matters as working out, tanning and the importance of doing laundry.

Hasselbeck does crunches with Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino, and Shepherd gets pointers from Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi on how to pull off her signature look.

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We're not quite sure what point Sherri Shepherd is trying to make in this clip, but it sure is fun to watch.

Barbara Walters criticizes Levi Johnston for failing to pay child support to Bristol Palin and argues that he should simply "get a job" on 'The View' (weekdays, syndicated). This sets off Shepherd, who comes to Johnston's defense and says that his recent pictorial in Playgirl counts as legitimate work.

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The zipper broke while Sherri Shepherd tried on a designer dress she meant to wear to an event the same night, compelling her to snag another dress from a customer who was in the process of trying it on, she admitted on 'The View' (weekdays, syndicated).

"This lady had walked out of her dressing room. She went to get another dress and there was this really cute gown in the dressing room, and I stole it," Shepherd said. "I paid for it, but I took it from her dressing room ... I feel really bad."

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This absolutely qualifies as one of the most bizarre moments we've ever seen. Nadya Suleman made a scattered, loopy appearance on 'The View' (weekdays, syndicated) today, forgetting questions, distractedly moving her attention from one co-host to another, and breaking out in strange, braying fits of laughter throughout the entire segment.

Suleman's behavior is so odd that Joy Behar asks, "Are you on something?" Suleman responds by saying she's simply full of "energy." Hmm. Is that what the kids are calling it these days?

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The most famous mother of 14 in America -- Nadya Suleman, better known as "Octomom" for giving birth to octuplets in January 2009 -- will join the ladies of ABC's 'The View' next Wed., Feb. 24, as a guest.

Suleman's visit to 'The View' -- her first -- airs at 11AM EST, and the full roster of hosts, including Barbara Walters, Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Sherri Shepherd, are expected to be on hand, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Already a mother of six when she became the second person in U.S. history to give birth to eight live babies, the 34-year-old Suleman remains at the center of a national debate over the ethics of in vitro fertilization and other types of fertility treatments.

Guest host Victoria Beckham and the ladies of 'The View' (weekdays, syndicated) discussed the fashion of male figure skaters today, with Beckham strongly disapproving of the outlandish garb they typically wear.

"I have to say, in my opinion, there is nothing good about those outfits," Beckham said. "I wear the feathers in my relationship. If David came home dressed like that ... I mean, can you imagine?"

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Sherri Shepherd questioned Howard Stern as a potential choice for Simon Cowell's replacement on 'American Idol,' and wondered whether the shock jock is as relevant as he used to be after moving from terrestrial to satellite radio on 'The View' (weekdays, syndicated).

"I think if you got Howard Stern on here now ... the legitimacy of 'American Idol' really, really goes down," Shepherd said. "I don't know if he's as relevant as he used to be." An informal poll of the studio audience seemed to support Shepherd's opinion, with the majority indicating they're not in favor of Stern's involvement in the highly-rated singing competition.

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Sherri Shepherd and Elisabeth Hasselbeck undergo a workout that turns into torture for Shepherd on 'The View' (weekdays, syndicated).

Shepherd groans, grimaces and sweats her way through the training session in an attempt to tone her rear. Watch the clip for more of Shepherd's exercise ordeal, including a double entendre where Shepherd proclaims her love for a certain piece of exercise equipment.

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Nothing is off limits for the ladies of 'The View,' not even "self love."

Whoopi Goldberg talks about why sex is so alluring to teens, and goes on to say that she doesn't need a partner to experience the feeling of mind-blowing sex. "I am my best audience," she said.

All of this is totally opposite of what Sherri Shepherd wants – someone to take out the garbage. "You want a slave," said Goldberg.

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Clearly, Sherri Shepherd eats to deal with grief.

In a supremely awkward moment from 'The View,' Shepherd asked Alicia Silverstone to share fond memories of Brittany Murphy, then proceeded to help herself to a plate of brownies while the actress told a story from 'Clueless.'

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Things were hoppin' on 'The View' today! You can always count on things to get heated when the ladies talk about abstinence and Bristol Palin.

And Sherri Shepherd used her own camera to record some candid backstage videos at the SAG awards. Alec Baldwin, Tina Fey, Quentin Tarantino and Kate Hudson's butt all got some screen time.

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It's been less than a day since General Larry's Platt's hysterical performance on the Atlanta auditions of 'American Idol,' and the ladies of 'The View' already have their pants on the ground.

Sherri Shepherd and Elisabeth Hasselbeck gleefully belted out a refrain from Platt's 'Pants on the Ground,' an original composition which disapproves of low-slung pants and rap/hip-hop fashion in general.

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Sherri Shepherd appeared on 'The Mo'Nique Show' still riding high on 'The View's' Daytime Emmy win last August for "Best Talk Show Host." But, according to Shepherd, her reaction to winning the award was less-than-dignified.

"I was in Miami, and I didn't even go because we didn't think we were going to win," Shepherd said. "So, when they opened up the envelope and they were like, 'The winner is 'The View,'' I was sitting there in my pajamas ... I got up ... I screamed. I peed on myself."

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Though the ladies of 'The View' have made headlines for their bickering, it took nothing more than a gangsta rapper turned family man -- Snoop Dogg -- to turn the ladies from daytime divas to grinning, giggling graces. Ice Cube, here's lookin' at you!

Bearing crippin' blue gift bags, Snoop Dogg graciously avoided the mistake of snubbing one of the hosts by kissing each and every one on the cheek. And his gifts offered a personal touch: though Whoopi, Barbara, Sherri and Elisabeth all received Neff beanie hats designed to look like cupcakes in "vanilla," their first names were embroidered on each hat. Joy, however, received a black iPod loaded with Snoop's new album, 'Malice N Wonderland,' hooked up to his Skullcandy headphones. One way to unify the 'View' ladies: woo them with gifts. Future guests, take note.

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Sherri Shepherd could barely contain herself when 'All My Children' star Cameron Mathison, who plays Ryan Lavery on the soap, appeared on the 'The View.'

The ladies welcomed several male cast members from 'All My Children' to discuss the show's recently-announced move from NYC to LA, but it was Mathison especially who caught Shepherd's eye.

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