Quite Frankly with Stephen A. Smith

Quite Frankly, as described by the host Stephen A. Smith himself, is "a cross between Bill O'Reilly and Larry King."

The show, which is filmed in front of a live studio audience in New York, NY, is split up into three main segments.

Three And Out: Stephen A. briefly brings the audience up to speed on three significant changes in the world of sports. Sometimes, sports reporters are brought in via a satellite to assist in explaining the news. Stephen A. then gives his own views on the events mentioned.

The next segment, which lasts the longest of the three, Stephen A. interviews his guest(s). If there is one guest, the interview generally focuses on that player's career, and if there are multiple guests, they generally discuss any hot button issue in sports that has recently occured. Sometimes, audience members are asked to deliver any questions they may have to the guests.

The show ends with another short segment. So far in the series, there have been two main endings: Q&A is when Stephen A. answers any questions the audience may have, or Stephen A. Says, where he offers his opinion on a recent quote by a sports figure.