Oprah Winfrey focuses on Fans in the final

For the last episode of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" registered Tuesday, talk-show Queen appears only on the Chicago scene, speak to the viewers what they have heard him for 25 years the show to perform. The final will be broadcast Wednesday.

Fans leaving Tuesday record said that Winfrey had tears in their eyes that the icon for the television, said a final thank you.

"She said: ' this is not goodbye." This is next time, "said Amy Korin, 32, of Chicago, who was in the audience.

Winfrey then kissed and hugged his partner long, Stedman Graham, and made its way through the corridors of Harpo Studios, say goodbye to his staff, members of the audience said. She kept saying, "We the done!" We did it!, "Korin said and giving its employees."

There was a single chair on the stage, but Winfrey held most of the time, said of the members of the public.

"A lot of crying and hugs, tears and hugs,"Said Korin."."

Members of the audience described a final of the series produced simply filled with a sense of gratitude.

"It was just him all the time, a summary of what she believed in, that we have him gave as spectators and that she hopes that she gave us, said Nancy Evankoe, 60, Hoffman Estates, who went to the recording with his daughter.".

In November 2009, Winfrey announced that it would end its popular show after 25 years. Tuesday, the record comes a week after a list of Hollywood and 13,000 fans Winfrey farewell in a show of double-episode at the United Center in Chicago. The shows that aired Monday and Tuesday included Aretha Franklin, Tom Cruise, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jordan and Madonna, among the other stars of television, music and films.

Registration final bare bones has had its share of celebrities in the audience including Tyler Perry, Maria Shriver, Suze Orman, and Cicely Tyson, but none of them joined Winfrey on stage. There are members of the audience 404, according to Harpo Productions.

Hundreds of stunned fans hit by their chance to obtain tickets for the final show gathered outside Winfrey television studio, Chicago, Tuesday morning.

Sarah Cranley, 32, of Chicago waited for his mother, who has travelled in Pittsburgh for the registration. Cranley said that she felt very lucky to hang the tickets at the last show and the prospect of Winfrey live did a not yet feel real.

"You think about how many billions of people around the world watching him and want to be here," said Cranley. "What are the chances?".

Mother of Cranley, Sally Mowrey, 59, said that Winfrey is a constant in his life when her husband's work transfers had his family move 17 times.

"It was something that I could, after watching Oprah," said Mowrey. "It was a thing that has not changed."

Fans said they went through the normal process of ticketing for final registration by submitting their names online. Some said that they have written letters explaining why they were Winfrey fans.

Best friend Winfrey Gayle King mixed with waiting fans and interviewed several with a camera phone. For her, the end of the show is bittersweet.

"I have such feelings on this subject," the King said fans.

The final of "the oprah winfrey Show" has remained a secret, even as Harpo Studios the publicised as a television event.