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The delightful Lily Singh breathes fresh air into the world of late-night comedy with an energetic new show that's willing to play with the format in ways that will keep viewers looking forward to staying up A Little Late. Read critic reviews
A Little Late With Lilly Singh (2019 - 2020)
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Episodes
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1. Mindy Kaling; Rainn Wilson
Air date: Sep 16, 2019
Actress Mindy Kaling; actor Rainn Wilson.
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3. The Primetime Special
Air date: Sep 18, 2019
From her decked-out clubhouse, the multimedia empress brings a totally different, no-holds-barred approach to late night as she performs sketch and musical comedy, hangs with celebrity guests and more.
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7. Elizabeth McGovern; Allen Leech; Hugh Bonneville
Air date: Sep 24, 2019
Elizabeth McGovern, Allen Leech and Hugh Bonneville ("Downton Abbey").
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9. Jim Gaffigan; Antoni Porowski
Air date: Sep 26, 2019
Comic Jim Gaffigan; TV personality Antoni Porowski.
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10. Barbie Ferreira; Alexa Demie
Air date: Sep 30, 2019
Actress Barbie Ferreira; actress Alexa Demie.
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Critic Reviews for A Little Late With Lilly Singh: Season 1
Audience Reviews for A Little Late With Lilly Singh: Season 1
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It was so bad i was compelled to sign in here and rate it. Is this what's passing for comedy these days? Outright racism, sexism and victimhood with no punchline? Yucks.
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This was hard to watch and I had to stop after a few episodes. I liked the guests but the host was so cringy, loud and just kept making fun of other cultures. The fact that the top critics and audience have such a vast difference in score is telling. Not sure how she got famous
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Pandering, terrible writing/jokes. Bad timing. Unbearably cringey.
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Late-night talk shows are already a dying format because the only people who watch them are old. This was directly supposed to interest people of the millennial and gen z age groups, and since I am in that demographic I can confidently say that this is cringe as hell. It screams how do you do fellow kids, and comes from a youtuber who had the main audience of children and was well known for cringe humor that originated from the death of vine. Lele and Lily and many of those cringe humor people who make wacky faces and scream shout their punchlines flooded youtube and we still have yet to fully recover. Now empowered with the idea that they are funny, they leak into horrible books, horrible products, horrible content, and horrible tv shows. This show is a product of someone who thought because fifth graders told her she was funny, she can do anything. And frankly if anyone at these studios dared to do their research they would know those fifth graders don't watch talk shows at 1 at night. Frankly she talks about how scared we are that she isn't white and that she isn't a man. And constantly tries to pick a fight with the potential audience she has by declaring white people are all racist elitists. She continues to brag about money and nice cars and how she is pretty and famous. In order to establish a relationship with your audience at all, maybe try to be likable and not ostracize people and spend the beginning half of your show accusing people who don't like you to be white men. Then another good way to get people to like you is to not make goofy faces and scream nonsensical sounds, and make jokes about something other than your hair being long or your private areas graying or "okay boomer" puns. I feel secondhand embarrassment watching this absolute mistake of a show. She is unfunny, un watchable, has no talent, and is unlikeable. Those are the key things I took away from this. What an absolute mistake it was to create this.
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She's just... Not funny, and the fake audience laughs make it worse
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I understand that this show was made for young girls ages 12 to 17 , but I normally can understand comedy of all kinds , there is no comedy at all , Now I completely understand why they had to pay professional audience actors , while other late night shows have to many people trying to see it in person.
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OOOF that was sooo rotten. I did not laugh once. I cringed the entire time.
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This show is almost entirely filled with anti white racism. I could let that slide if it was funny. It isn't, at all.
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Let me be clear. Racism against all people does exist, and this show exhibits it daily. This is directed towards the reviewers who claim only white people can be racist. As "this is just prejudiced!" isn't valid when she's making jokes at the expense of specific races. Next, this show is not at all good. It's not funny, and Lilly is more suited to a slightly comedic Jenny Craig ad than any mainstream comedy.
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they should show this in guantanamo
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