Actors mark final show of Oprah with punch lines

NEW YORK - While many have responded to the final episode of "the oprah winfrey Show" with tears and emotion, of actors found punch lines.

On "Jimmy kimmel Live," Kimmel sings goodbye by performing the song "End of the road" with the Group R & B Boyz II Men. The melody has been renamed "it's So Hard To Say Goodbye (to Oprah Winfrey)."

David Letterman, whose tumultuous relationship with Winfrey as has long been the Chronicle, lamented previously not invited to the gala farewell to Chicago.

"" "Honest to God," said Letterman, "every day I get out of bed and think:"What can I do to aspire to Oprah?"".

Many have turned to social media to contemplate a world post-Oprah.

Among the notable observations on Twitter are the following:

? "Apparently Oprah is responsible for the life on our planet as we know it."-Kevin Nealon.

? "Miss Oprah and Osama." Is there a way to their couples for something? "- Michael Ian Black.

? "Oprah Winfrey is so powerful that it the Rapture postponed after its final show airs." - Joan Rivers.

? "It seems unfair!" "Without Oprah, how publishers will continue their business plan cross-fingers/hope-to-win-the-lottery?"-John Hodgman.

? "Jesus will probably surprise guest." "He began."-Paula Poundstone.

? "What can I say about Oprah she has not already says about itself?" - Justin Stangel, producer sitcom "Late Show CBS".