Tabloid Talk Shows

So I was reading about Betty White on Wikipedia, and somehow I started reading about the history of talk shows in the United States, late night talk shows and eventually I got to the topic of tabloid talk shows

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabloid_talk_show

The article exclusively focuses on "Trash TV" style of talk shows, basically from the 90's (atleast what I zoned in on mostly) like Springer, Geraldo, Donahue, Jenny Jones. Sally Jesse Raphael, Ricki Lake (ah. I miss those days ) and Oprah... though I always thought of Oprah as a lifestyle and lets sit for an hour and cry into tissues type of show.

But is calling those shows a tabloid talk show even accurate?

Once they start talking about modern tabloid talk shows they simply mention implants in the vein of the 90's "junk TV" like Springer (which is still on the air, but hardly as relevent in today's society as it was 20 years ago) and Steve Wilkos, Maury, Jeremy Kyle, Bill Cunningham etc.

But if we were speaking about a tabloid talk show in the spirit of its own name i'd call the shows that are "informative" like Dr. Phil, which over the years has become more sensationalist and harping on stories ripped straight from newspapers headlines themselves (for example Dr. Phil celebrated the start of his new season this year by bringing the JonBenet Ramsey case back from the dead [I guess to celebrate its 20th anniversary?])

I'd probably group Dr Oz in there too, because he likes to occasionally harp on sensationalist tabloid topics and his recommendations can be considered pretty.... sensational.

Anyway I know this article isn't of much substance but I thought it'd be an interesting topic to explore if you're an experienced viewer of life itself or TV or whatever, doesn't this Wikipedia article gloss over actual "tabloid TV" today? What makes Dr Phil not a tabloid talk show?

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