Emily Blunt & Deli Boys cast on The View

ABC just dropped the guest schedule for The View for the week of June 8–12, 2026, and there's a lot to unpack. Emily Blunt and the cast of Deli Boys are both confirmed to appear, making this a particularly packed week for fans of film and television.

Emily Blunt on The View to promote Disclosure Day

Thursday, June 11 is the date to keep in mind. Emily Blunt will take a seat on the The View panel, with Sophia Bush stepping in as guest co-host for the occasion. Blunt is there to talk about her latest project, Disclosure Day, a film that has already generated considerable buzz ahead of its release. For those tracking what's available across streaming platforms, this kind of press appearance often signals a wider promotional campaign, which usually means a streaming window isn't far behind.

It's worth noting that this isn't Blunt's first high-profile TV stop during this promotional cycle. Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt were also scheduled to appear on Good Morning America, showing just how aggressively the marketing push for Disclosure Day has been rolling out. Two major morning and daytime appearances in the same week tells you the studio is serious about visibility.

The View itself is no small platform. The show holds the title of America's most-watched daytime talk show, consistently ranked number one among household viewers across daytime networks, syndicated talk shows, and news programs combined. The New York Times once called it "the most important political TV show in America," which puts into perspective why a booking here matters for any major release.

The Deli Boys cast brings the show to daytime television

Tuesday, June 9 brings a different energy entirely. Asif Ali, Saagar Shaikh, and Poorna Jagannathan, three of the lead actors from Deli Boys, are confirmed guests, with Sheryl Underwood also joining as guest co-host that day. The series has been drawing attention since its debut, and an appearance on a show with this kind of reach is a clear signal that the team is pushing hard for new audiences.

For anyone who follows what's landing on streaming services, Deli Boys is one of those titles worth keeping on your radar. The show's cast showing up on daytime TV is often the kind of promotional move that precedes a new season drop or a broader streaming rollout. We'll be watching closely to see what announcements, if any, come out of that Tuesday episode.

The full guest list for the week runs as follows :

• Monday, June 8 : Laverne Cox, promoting her memoir Transcendent
• Tuesday, June 9 : Asif Ali, Saagar Shaikh and Poorna Jagannathan (Deli Boys); Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis (Las Vegas residency at Voltaire in the Venetian)
• Wednesday, June 10 : Harvey Guillén, appearing for Broadway's The Rocky Horror Show
• Thursday, June 11 : Emily Blunt (Disclosure Day), with Sophia Bush guest co-hosting
• Friday, June 12 : Dawnn Lewis, promoting Nemesis

That's a genuinely varied lineup, mixing film, television, Broadway, and even music, since Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis are also confirmed for Tuesday with their Nothing But Hits residency.

Where and when to watch these episodes

The View broadcasts live five days a week on ABC and ABC News Live, which also streams on Disney+. If you miss the live broadcast, new episodes land on both Hulu and Disney+ the following day. Keep in mind, though, that availability is time-limited on these platforms, so it's not something you can sit on for weeks.

The show is executive produced by Brian Teta and directed by Sarah de la O. That production team has maintained The View's status as a Daytime Emmy Award winner, which is no accident given the consistency of its booking strategy and live format.

The weekend episodes and what's coming up on The View

Before we even get to the weekday guests, the weekend edition on June 6 and 7 features Zarna Garg as guest co-host. Topics on the table include Joy Behar's take on the final season of Hacks, JLo's so-called "office romance," Sandra Bullock's return to cinema, and the co-hosts' picks for their celebrity crush list. Light, fun, and exactly the kind of content that drives strong weekend viewing numbers.

If you're already subscribed to Disney+ or Hulu to follow what's new in streaming, catching these episodes is straightforward. The Emily Blunt appearance on June 11 in particular feels like essential viewing for anyone interested in what Disclosure Day is actually about before it potentially lands on a major platform. Blunt is one of those performers who tends to give genuinely candid interviews, and a live daytime format tends to pull out more interesting moments than a tightly controlled press junket. Don't sleep on Thursday's episode.