I second this request. It appears it's syndicated so it won't be archived on a network site. His site does appear to have videos, but they aren't for full shows. I doubt if Taubes comes out looking good and Oz bad, Oz will post the video. Maybe.

I believe that you will be able to watch it on-line. I missed the Dr. Oz show about hcg and when I googled it, I got the Dr. Oz show website and was able to watch without commercials.

My local TV listings say for Dr.Oz 3/7 no data but (First Aired: September 14, 2009) - can't be this - hmmmmm

I only see Dr Oz descriptions for one week at a time (a lot of talk shows do this as I looked at a few others) I was wondering if it was moved b/c when I programmed it, the description for today was 'weird eating disorders' I was hoping that wasn't the name of the show...

I watched Oz yesterday, they were cutting and burning moles with lasers etc. No mention at the end of Taubes being on todays show.

It will take until about March 7 for Dr. Oz to get the editing right.

Is this still set for the 7th?

Also, I've seen something about Gary being on Oz's radio show, is that the appearance, rather than on TV?

As far as I know, it's still on the 7th. His appearance on the Dr Oz radio show was last week.

Monday March 7th:

That makes it sound like Taubes is a random nutter off the street.

It's today and it does NOT look like Oz is going to be play nice. Check this out:

http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/monday-dr-oz-show

Here are some clips from the show.

http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/man-...says-wrong-pt-1

I just watched it! Everything can be seen through the website today. Parts 1, 2 and 3 are what is going to be broadcast on today's show. Then there's another segment about exercise which Dr. Oz tells his viewers can be seen on his website. I watched that too.

Overall, I liked it. While Dr. Oz did a stupid 'day on low carb' and talked about how it made his breath stink, he felt grouchy, and he got constipated (ALL from ONE DAY on low carb) was just junk science, Taubes was able to get some of his points across about how carbs make a certain part of the population fat (and sick.) Taubes was able to talk about how insulin drives fat into our cells and how carbs raise insulin.

The thing that makes me hopeful is that perhaps the people that needed to see Taubes' information got to see it, even with Dr. Oz interrupting a lot and interjecting that carbs 'cure cancer and heart disease.' (Pardon me while I wretch.) At least Taubes got to say that the CARBS where the things that caused the problems in the first place. (Bing! Score one for Taubes!) Maybe some people will go low carb from seeing the interview. Maybe some people will pick up the book and actually read it. That's a good thing.

So, I'm glad it got out there to be seen by people that otherwise wouldn't have heard what Taubes had to say. Go Taubes!!!!!!!

I am glad it was on, but I also think that things were done in a way to try to isolate Taubes as a radical outsider with heretical beliefs that only he believed outside of fad dieters.

Not all doctors believe what Dr Oz believes, but the impression was that Gary Taubes, a person with a doctorate in science, was smart but mislead (or something). And then Oz tried to make these weird attempts at proving that he was right: the 24 hour, very excessive diet--how many low carbers actually eat the amount of food as frequently as Oz ate, wanting to test Taubes' cholesterol and almost knowingly nodding when Taubes refused. Taubes should have just explained simply that taking one person's cholesterol would neither prove or disprove a point, let alone trying to get into the validity of blood serum readings or which type were a better indicator of CVD risk.

Yeah, I am glad it was on, but I have a feeling that Oz smells a change in the air. I noticed his meals were lower carb than most "heart healthy" plans would have been a few years ago, and much of what he was trying to push as his own suggestions (minus the "whole grain" pasta and maybe slightly less fruit) would be permissible on many low carb plans, particularly after any intervention period.

Like strawberries, probably the lowest carb fruit outside of the ones we normally call vegetables (tomatoes, olives) would be totally off the menu for low carbers and would totally derail a low carb plan. And I don't think it was an act of ignorance on his part. I predict a "low glycemic" higher fat (but maybe not saturated fat) approach from Oz as time goes on.

I HATE THAT GUY!!!!

Sorry...that just popped out.

Oz is a tool. He may change his tune, but not until he makes it sound like it was all his research and his experiments that prove low carb is healthy.

I HATE HIM!!!!