By Karu F. Daniels, AOL Black Voices

'The View' is sure looking fuzzy these days.

Since big, bad mammer-jammer Rosie O'Donnell abruptly departed the estrogen-centric daily chat-fest, things have been tumbling downhill -- quick, fast and in a hurry.

A year after Star Jones Reynolds (also abruptly) exited the decade-old talk show, karma seems to be wielding its ugly head for the show's near-80-year-old creator/producer/star Barbara Walters.

For starters, the assortment of colorful talent that has guest-hosted the program hasn't turned up any real top contenders to fill Jones-Reynolds' big, old Payless Shoes.

And things didn't really turn out too rosy with the heavyweight lesbian comedian as the ringleader, stepping in for Meredith Vieira -- who seemed to run to greener pastures with a lead anchor job at 'The TODAY Show.'

The former 'Grease' star and Madonna gal pal clashed with nearly everyone she came into contact with -- including having a nasty verbal dust-up with real estate mogul Donald Trump, and her ongoing political battles with 'View' co-host and former sneaker designer Elzabeth Hasselback.

Since O'Donnell's departure, Nielsen Soundscan stats show a 13 percent decline in household ratings for the show in the past two weeks, published reports indicate.

And Walters thought that bringing in O'Donnel, coincidentally, right as they were trying to put Jones-Reynolds out to pasture, was the piece de resistance.

Uhhhh, nope!!!

She was left holding the bag.

A very heavy load.

But if you've been paying attention that last few days, you see how things have really gotten a bit out of hand.

Especially when it comes to Star Parker!

The new black star, who sat in as a co-host last week, caused a fury on the show -- with her ultra-conservative values and right wing proclivities.

Another wrong move!

Walters, holding on to her old glory days of being a ratings champ, came off as rude, crude and just downright dastardly during her awkward interaction with the 52-year-old former welfare queen, who traded in a life of crime (and four abortions) to be an Ambassador of a staunch Christian doctrine.

She seems to be taking out some pent up aggression on this black woman.

And having Michael Moore (promoting his latest film expose 'Sicko') on the show just added more grist for the mill.

Watch the clipped-up clip below to get the gist of what goes on nowadays at 'The View.'

Not a good look at all.