I would imagine you’re hearing a nervous habit that is happening when someone is on tv. I don’t hear this in real life. relevant

I hear it more with teen age girls, but these are grown women. Why don’t the men giggle? Some of them are just as nervous.

You’re generalising. Not all women giggle all the time or even often. I’d guess the type of participant on a daytime panel or interview program is trying to project a light, entertaining air. In a more professional setting women are less likely to want to present in that way. Are you watching light entertainment such as The Panel or serious news and information content?

Why would any full grown woman giggle at the end of almost every sentence?

I’m not watching anything, actually. It’s just background noise.

Because she’s an idiot. Or nervous. Or thinks she’s being funny.

Watching/listening, the point’s the same. You have to consider the purpose, genre and quality of the content and presenters. I meant The View not The Panel. However, from the little I’ve seen of such programming – it’s fluff rather than serious, intellectual discussion. They’re entertainers.

There is an organ in the brain that makes one constantly hear the name “Biggus Dickus”.
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I think it’s a throw back to when women’s opinions weren’t taken seriously. So they’d offer an opinion, then giggle in order to give people permission to blow the opinion off, and sound cute at the same time.

I do get where your coming from this a few years back my step brother had a girl friend and all she did was freakin giggle, you would have thought she was part Dolphin.

For those interested I have found “giggle rehab”
http://www.wikihow.com/Stop-Laughing-After-Every-Comment

Excellent @David_Achilles. Yeah. I had a coworker who ended every email with “lol.” She also had a thing about proving how she was smarter than every one else. The constant “lol” undermined that, IMO.

Dutchess III- Lol, lol, lol…..just kidding…

The female body has to maintain the right amount of “nest feathering” for proper baby production.

http://youtu.be/LS37SNYjg8w

Because they’re sweet silly little creatures

There are times when I do this, although my voice is deeper so it’s not an actual giggle. I am a male.

We know this about you @Blackberry! ;)

Like I said, there is a difference between laughing, which I do a lot, and giggling. I have to agree with @ucme. It makes them sound like “sweet, silly little creatures.”

Hm. I’m sure I giggle, at times. I giggle when roughhousing with children, because they do. I giggle when I’m with my best friends and feeling totally at ease. I associate giggling with being silly, but I think it’s possible to giggle without motive.

Betty Rubble, best giggle ever!!

Well maybe the talk shows bring out the giggles, or even better, the shows attract the gigglers

I speak for myself i love a good giggle and i love humor if someone can make me laugh i know i’m in good company.

Me too, but I’m referring to giggly giggle, not laughter.