When Joy Behar silenced comedian Matt Rogers on air, it became his favorite View moment ever.

Joy Behar’s iconic “shut up” moment with Matt Rogers wasn’t just TV drama.

It was a dream come true for the comedian who grew up watching The View’s famous on-air spats.

The hilarious exchange happened when Rogers mentioned spotting Behar barefoot on a plane, and her reaction made him feel like he’d finally “made it” in show business.

The Unexpected View Milestone

“Getting to ruffle Joy Behar’s feathers on The View? Total bucket list moment!” Rogers laughs about the incident.

As a self-described “little gay boy” who always watched the show, experiencing his own mini-conflict felt like a rite of passage.

The best part? No hard feelings afterward—just genuine laughter between the two.

Behind-the-Scenes Bahamas Bonding

The View cohosts aren’t just putting on an act for cameras. During their Bahamas trip, Rogers and his SNL buddy Bowen Yang got the real scoop.

“They’re exactly who they seem on TV,” Rogers dishes.

The hosts are genuinely smart, dynamic, and surprisingly close friends who truly enjoy each other’s company.

The One That Got Away

When asked about the ultimate Bahamas party companion, both comedians had the same answer: Whoopi Goldberg!

“The one we didn’t get to drink with!” Rogers exclaims with obvious disappointment.

Though they missed the chance to “crush drinks” with the legendary host, their brief conversation left them starstruck by her amazing presence.

Bowen’s Bittersweet SNL Journey

The Universal Epic Universe opening wasn’t just about theme park thrills.

Yang opened up about his emotional SNL finale moment, realizing he’s approaching the “downswing” of his six-season run.

“Every finale, something leaves my body,” he confesses, describing the bittersweet feeling of savoring fleeting moments before they’re gone.

The View From The Inside

What makes The View special? According to Rogers, it’s authenticity. The cohosts bring their real personalities both on and off camera.

Yang chimes in to praise their intelligence, while both entertainers specifically highlight Sara Haines and Ana Navarro as standouts during their Bahamas encounters.

Finding Fame Through Funny Moments

For Rogers, being told to “shut up” by Joy Behar wasn’t embarrassing—it was validating. “I didn’t ruffle feathers too badly,” he smiles, acknowledging how these unexpected TV moments often become career highlights.

Sometimes, a little playful conflict is exactly what makes great television memorable.

Epic Encounters Beyond The View

The interview took place during Universal’s Epic Universe grand opening, where the duo attended the How to Train Your Dragon screening.

Their chemistry as friends shines through as they share these behind-the-scenes stories, proving they’re just as entertaining off-script as they are in their professional performances.