channel talk show, Chelsea Handler marveled at her once-unlikely run on Chelsea Lately, calling it “seven years of ridiculous stupidity.” Chelsea Handler is nothing if not self-aware. “And I am very impressed with myself,” she continued, addressing her E! audience for the last time before she heads to Netflix for a lucrative stand-up and talk show deal. We didn’t give a shit either, at least most of the time. To wit, Aniston, Sandra Bullock, and Mary McCormack appeared together for Handler’s last episode for a group interview that doubled as a fake intervention—either for her drinking problem or for adopting a ho-hum healthy lifestyle, depending on which actress was talking. Mary went on a long rant to Chelsea about how her friendship has changed her life, for the worse. So if you have to tell the world 'You're going to Netflix' for a little while, I think everyone supports you and everyone understands." Their reason for stopping by was not the reason Chelsea expected. "The guest-star-jammed finale included cameos from a galaxy of stars, like Ellen DeGeneres , who demanded to know why she was never invited to be on the show – see below.Other guests for the evening included Sandra Bullock Jennifer Aniston and Handler's ex 50 Cent Miley Cyrus was on hand to perform as well, though the evening's biggest musical moment was saved for last.Dozens of stars, including Gwen Stefani , Alanis Morissette, Gerard Butler, Kevin Nealon, Dave Grohl and Tim Allen, joined Handler for a musical number called "Goodbye to E!. "Handler's groove will be next gotten on Netflix (a move she couldn't resist plugging at the end of her finale, yelling, "I'll see you on Netflix!"
– Chelsea Lately ended its seven-year run last night, and Sandra Bullock, Jennifer Aniston, and Mary McCormack stopped by to stage an "intervention" for their close friend, E! reports. Ever since becoming friends with Handler, "the closest I get to a vegetable is the potato, in potato vodka," McCormack said, while Aniston complained about Handler's "foul-smelling body." And then Bullock, reading from a letter: "Dear George, your practical jokes are annoying. Oh sorry, I copy-and-pasted this format from my Clooney intervention." Also on hand were Ellen DeGeneres—who, like Bullock once did, confronted a naked Handler in the shower—and even Handler's ex, 50 Cent, who performed his new song. At the very end of the show, dozens of stars came onstage to sing "Goodbye to E!," People reports. Over at the Daily Beast, Kevin Fallon calls Handler's final moments onscreen "one last middle finger": "'I'll see you on Netflix!' she bellowed, plugging her new outlet while still on-air on the one that made her a star."