Ep 1. Relatable

Ellen DeGeneres: Relatable is a comedy talk show featuring famous host Ellen DeGeneres. The show is based on her life experiences with the purpose to make people laugh and feel good. In season 1, episode 1, titled "Relatable," Ellen talks about how she feels about returning to the comedy stage after fifteen years and whether she still has the relatable factor for her audience.

The episode starts with Ellen living her luxurious life, riding horses and owning multiple homes. She mentions how her life is different from the average person, and it's hard to maintain relatability. Ellen gives a heartfelt discussion about how fame has changed her over the years and how being relatable is something she has to work for.

Ellen believes that celebrities can become untouchable and unrelatable due to the luxuries and perks they receive, making it difficult for her to stay grounded. She goes back in time to when she used to do comedy, and for the first time, she talks about her run-in with Chrysler years ago when they fired her from her first advertising campaign, calling her not relatable or being likeable because she sounded "too gay."

Ellen shares her honest and candid take on this experience, and how it felt like a punch in the gut, ultimately making her feel ashamed of who she was. However, she did not let that define her, and it led her to the path she is now. She addresses how important it is for everyone to be authentic and be themselves, which ultimately brings relatability.

Ellen also discusses how her sexuality and being an openly gay woman has changed over the years, and how she no longer feels the need to discuss it constantly. She addresses how difficult it was for her to come out as the first openly gay woman on television, to her own sitcom. Ellen launched into an unprecedented level of public scrutiny and criticism, but, in the present day, she feels a massive shift has happened.

Ellen shows how she is still in touch with her fans by showing clips from her shows where she danced with her guests, even teaching them new moves. She always tries to create an uplifting atmosphere with her guests, making them feel welcome and happy.

Ellen reflects on how the perception of being "normal" has evolved over the years, and how people's views have changed regarding the types of things they enjoy and pursue. Ellen has got her answers why people consider her relatable - they relate to her because she is honest and unapologetically herself. Ellen then ends the episode by performing her standup routine and proving to her audience that she still has what it takes to bring laughter and, most importantly - relatability.

In conclusion, the first episode of "Ellen DeGeneres: Relatable" is a candid, funny, and relatable examination of the host's life changes over the years, her experiences in the entertainment industry, and what she is doing to remain relevant. The episode highlights how being authentic and being yourself can bring relatability and happiness to one's life. It's a must-watch episode for anyone looking for a good laugh, inspiration, and insights into the life of Ellen DeGeneres.