Ellen DeGeneres

The Ellen DeGeneres Show is coming to an end for Ellen DeGeneres. The talk show host announced on Thursday that she had just finished taping the final.

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Ellen's "The Puppy Episode" aired 25 years ago and helped change the landscape of American television and DeGeneres' life forever.

"I thought everyone knew me and I didn't think that one little adjective was going to define me. "A lot of people didn't think this show would work because I was openly gay, and you proved them wrong," she said on Thursday's episode of her show. "She's a very private person, and I think she was probably going through a lot more scary stuff than she was letting on to us," Driscoll recalled. "I thought, 'Is that such a big deal? Because we weren't talking about that with her in the room." I can't even say the word," Ellen, who played a neurotic bookstore owner in her thirties, said in the episode. I mean, why can't I just… "When I came out, people warned me that it was going to ruin my career, and they were right for a while," she said during her opening monologue. I hope, like a little tiny egg that turns into a caterpillar that then turns into a cocoon that eventually, emerges and spreads its big gay butterfly wings." "Why I can't say the word?" "I mean, why can't I just say… The creator said she wasn't a lesbian, but good grief."

Ellen DeGeneres has taped the final episode of her juggernaut talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Ellen is ending the series after 19 seasons.

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As a comedian, I`ve always understood the importance of timing," she said. “But whatever was happening, my goal was always for the show to be a place where we could all come together and laugh for an hour,” Degeneres added further. “When we started this show in 2003, the iPhone didn’t exist.