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Season 1 – I Love You, America With Sarah Silverman

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In this day and age of heightened political unrest and deep-rooted factions in the U.S., Sarah Silverman is doing her part to bring people together... one joke at a time. In a weekly half-hour talk/variety series, the acerbic comic travels the country to meet with regular folks, aiming to show that despite our differences, we're all just the same. While there's comfort in connecting with like-minded people, Silverman feels it's crucial to develop relationships with people who may not agree with her opinions. Through honesty, humor, and a genuine interest in others, she attempts to do just that. In addition to field segments, episodes also include a monologue and studio bits in front of a focus-group audience.
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I Love You, America With Sarah Silverman — Season 1

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Earnest and sarcastic, crude but compassionate, I Love You America is a welcome dose of optimism in an overly cynical late-night landscape.

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Darren Franich Entertainment Weekly 12/27/2017
I'm glad Silverman has a venue for this because we should have a venue for this. The other political late night hosts can feel like they're preaching. Go to Full Review Jake Nevins Guardian 12/27/2017
In short, contemporary politics is all feeling; what it lacks is empathy. Thus, Silverman's task - to use the former as a vehicle for the latter - is a noble one. And she most certainly has her work cut out for her. Go to Full Review Melanie McFarland Salon.com 10/27/2017
Shouldn't we have minimum expectations that the show can minimally fulfill its implied mandate by inspiring viewers to truly find common ground beyond a shared affection for scatological humor. Go to Full Review Andrew Husband Uproxx 09/06/2018
Silverman has tapped into a surprisingly vibrant strain of broadness at an otherwise disruptive time for television. Go to Full Review Funmi Sunmonu Add This To Your List 08/28/2018
It's short, it's quick, it hits good beats... She's definitely coming in with a bang. Go to Full Review Matt Wilstein The Daily Beast 12/27/2017
I Love You, America really comes alive when Silverman leaves the studio. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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03/27/2019 What a piece of garbage, this show is terrible, just idiotic rants from a far left perspective. See more 01/09/2019 Another shining example of how the rotten tomatoes 'critics' are out of touch, full of crap hacks. Hulu just cancelled this pile of garbage that the audience scored 54%. Good riddance. See more fred n @fneylan 12/10/2018 I think people who expect to like this show will like it. People who expect to hate it will hate it. Anyone else should consider that this is a low production value, personal show. Sarah says some things that even her friends don't agree with. She gives voice to people that she definitely disagrees with. She tries to take it down a notch and let the viewer know that "both sides" (because all real issues have only two options) are made up of actual people. Probably not as funny or serious as it could be, so maybe it's just right. See more Jamie N @Jj491 11/08/2018 I used to love Sarah Silverman, but she's just not funny anymore. This is show is more political and I'd rather laugh at the end of the end. I don't laugh at this show. It just makes me severely depressed. See more 09/28/2018 Terrible attempts at humor by the left. I watched the episode with bill burr because he's hilarious but she managed to ruin that too. She just kept telling him who she thought he was and making up stories of how they are really best friends but its obvious by his body language and his comments he doesn't like her anymore than the rest of us. See more 09/27/2018 The critics are so f... up. See more Read all reviews
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Sarah Silverman

Host

Christian Picciolini

Guest

Ravi Patel

Guest Star

Doug Baldwin

Guest

Gil Ozeri

Guest Star

Sturgill Simpson

Guest

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Oct 12, 2017 Episode 1: Megan Phelps-Roper Sarah sings a song about America and visits a conservative family in Louisiana; a talk with Megan Phelps-Roper. Details Episode 2 Aired Oct 19, 2017 Episode 2: DeRay Mckesson Sarah's father shares life advice; Sarah travels to one of the most conservative counties in Texas; civil-rights activist DeRay Mckesson. Details Episode 3 Aired Oct 26, 2017 Episode 3: Al Franken Political Halloween costumes; comic Tig Notaro attends auctioneer lessons; Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.). Details Episode 4 Aired Nov 2, 2017 Episode 4: Mary Gauthier Sarah shares her bedtime ritual and travels to Nashville to write a country song; singer Mary Gauthier. Details Episode 5 Aired Nov 9, 2017 Episode 5: Father Greg Boyle Sarah reflects on the anniversary of the 2016 presidential election and sends friend Gil Ozeri to spend a night in a doomsday bunker; the Rev. Greg Boyle. Details Episode 6 Aired Nov 16, 2017 Episode 6: Christian Picciolini Sarah offers creative feedback to hate groups and meets a staunch conservative in the heart of Hollywood; peace advocate Christian Picciolini. Details Episode 7 Aired Nov 23, 2017 Episode 7: Rabbi Susan Silverman Sarah celebrates Thanksgiving with her sisters in L.A. and sends friend Ravi Patel to Chicago to trace the 50th anniversary of his father's arrival in America; Sarah's sister Rabbi Susan Silverman is her guest. Details Episode 8 Aired Nov 30, 2017 Episode 8: Randy Bryce Sarah talks about parenting and finds out about some little kids' big dreams; she visits a Brooklyn classroom to impart life lessons as a substitute teacher; congressional candidate Randy Bryce (D-Wis.). Details Episode 9 Aired Dec 7, 2017 Episode 9: Patton Oswalt Sarah discusses the rise of nationalism, shares her vision for America and meets a variety of New Yorkers hitchhiking around the city; comic Patton Oswalt. Details Episode 10 Aired Dec 14, 2017 Episode 10: Roxane Gay Sarah gets into the holiday spirit by discussing the War on Christmas and sends comic Kate Berlant to lead a tour group in Washington, D.C.; writer Roxane Gay. Details Episode 11 Aired Sep 6, 2018 Episode 11: Doug Baldwin & Malcolm Jenkins Sarah attends a pro-life group meeting and discusses the nation's difficult relationship with the truth; Super Bowl winners and activists Doug Baldwin and Malcolm Jenkins are her guests. Details Episode 12 Aired Sep 13, 2018 Episode 12: Bernie Sanders Sarah discusses comedy's place in the current culture of outrage, then spends the night in the Hall of Presidents; Sen. Bernie Sanders (Ind-Vt.). Details Episode 13 Aired Sep 20, 2018 Episode 13: Shaka Senghor Sarah talks about her problematic history, then goes on a blind date with a conservative; criminal justice reform activist Shaka Senghor is her guest. Details Episode 14 Aired Sep 27, 2018 Episode 14: Bill Burr Sarah discusses the country's wealth addiction problem, then sits down for the first part of her "interview" with the president of the United States of America; comic Bill Burr is her guest. Details Episode 15 Aired Oct 4, 2018 Episode 15: Ai-jen Poo Sarah attempts to pick up the pieces in the wake of the Kavanaugh confirmation hearings, then travels to Alabama to check out a group called Woke Vote; activist Ai-jen Poo is her guest. Details Episode 16 Aired Oct 11, 2018 Episode 16: Steve Schmidt Sarah talks climate change, then learns the shocking truth about where conservative pundits come from; former Republican political strategist Steve Schmidt is her guest. Details Episode 17 Aired Oct 18, 2018 Episode 17: Dolores Huerta Sarah talks about white feminism, then sits down for dinner with a conservative family from rural Wyoming; labor leader and civil rights activist Dolores Huerta is her guest. Details Episode 18 Aired Oct 25, 2018 Episode 18: Cory Booker Sarah discusses people who misuse religion for selfish purposes, then heads to New York City to have a heart-to-heart with Lady Liberty (Maya Rudolph); Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) is her guest. Details Episode 19 Aired Nov 1, 2018 Episode 19: Fred Armisen; Gavin Newsom Sarah examines the lack of proportional representation in our electoral process, then runs into her old friend Jesus at the polls; Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-Calif.) is her guest. Details Episode 20 Aired Nov 8, 2018 Episode 20: Bill Maher Sarah discusses the country's broken justice system, then plays a game of HORSE with leaders of different religions to find out who is right about God; comic Bill Maher is her guest. Details Episode 21 Aired Nov 15, 2018 Episode 21: The Cost of Aging Sarah gives thanks for the messed-up country, then meets up with her dad to examine the cost of aging; musician Sturgill Simpson is her guest. Details

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I Love You, America With Sarah Silverman — Season 1

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Season Info

Executive Producer
Sarah Silverman, Adam McKay, Will Ferrell, Amy Zvi, Joe Farrell, Gavin Purcell
Network
Hulu
Rating
TV-MA (L)
Genre
Talk Show, Variety
Original Language
English
Release Date
Oct 12, 2017