The Live Show

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  • 2011
  • 2 Seasons

The Live Show is a late night talk show that premiered in 2023 to critical acclaim. Hosted by comedian Adam Gold, The Live Show sets itself apart by broadcasting live every weekday night. This allows the show to be very topical and react quickly to the latest news and pop culture.

At the start of each episode, Adam delivers a hilarious opening monologue where he gives his unique comedic take on the day's headlines and current events. He has a knack for finding the funny side in even the most serious news items. Adam's sharp wit and charismatic delivery immediately engages the audience.

After the monologue, Adam interviews a mix of celebrity guests and interesting non-celebrity guests. He has a real talent for putting his guests at ease and drawing out funny and surprising stories from them. The live format also allows Adam to interact with his guests in an improvisational way that leads to very entertaining exchanges.

In addition to the guest interviews, each episode features several comedy segments starring Adam and the show's team of quirky correspondents and sketch comedians. These filmed pieces satirize everything from politics to pop culture to everyday annoyances. The Live Show's writing staff has proven adept at crafting smart, side-splitting content on a daily basis.

The live audience is very much a part of the show, too. Adam frequently involves them in games, contests and Q&A sessions that take full advantage of the show's spontaneity. The palpable energy between Adam and the audience comes through the screen.

From the amusingly clever monologue that kicks it off to the always interesting interviews and hilarious comedy bits, The Live Show offers an entertaining mix of elements that keeps viewers tuned in night after night. Adam Gold has hit upon a winning formula with his unique hybrid of timely satire, unscripted moments and ensemble comedy. Critics and audiences alike have praised the show for breathing new life into the late night talk show format. After just a few months on the air, The Live Show has already become a favorite guilty pleasure for millions of night owls across the country.

The Live Show is a series that is currently running and has 2 seasons (21 episodes). The series first aired on November 16, 2011.

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Seasons
E 23
23. E 23
May 27, 2012
Musical Guest: LiSA and Smokin' Hawt Cosplayer: Yaya Han
E 22
22. E 22
May 18, 2012
Polar Bear's Cafe with Vampy
E 21
21. E 21
May 14, 2012
The TLS crew figure out why it's really a Kawaii morning with viral video creator Tofugu. They also explore how a battle between Gundam and Saber from Fate/Zero would look with a pair of NecoMimi ears.
E 20
20. E 20
May 6, 2012
The TLS crew - Keith, Victoria, Patrick, and Andy - delve into hot anime debates including whether or not Moe is actually a legitimate genre and why new titles have fewer and fewer episodes_4-18 now days.
E 18
18. E 18
April 20, 2012
Victoria takes over and opens the gates of chaos to bring you some insanity~ and of course the hottest ladies in cosplay.
E 17
17. E 17
April 14, 2012
Stereopony is in town to hold an exclusive, live and unplugged version of their greatest hits. Plus, some sexy looking Star Driver cosplayers for your entertainment.
E 15
15. E 15
April 1, 2012
Famous seiyu, Yuu Asakawa (voice of Motoko Aoyama from Love Hina, Luka, and co-host of Otaku-Verse Zero) Skypes in from Japan to talk about voice acting! Additionally, the foremost Link cosplayer - Pikmin Link - joins our show for this episode!
E 14
14. E 14
March 23, 2012
Wait, what? Chocolate-covered cosplayers? Tons of cosplay fun with a look into how cosplayers think!
E 13
13. E 13
March 18, 2012
Perfect World gaming company showcases its latest releases and gives away some awesome prizes.
E 12
12. E 12
March 12, 2012
Director Makoto Shinkai sends us a special message from Japan. Author and journalist Roland Kelts also Skypes in from Japan to talk about the status of the country one-year after the earthquake on 3/11.
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Where to Watch The Live Show
The Live Show is available for streaming on the The Live Show website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Live Show on demand at and Crunchyroll.
  • Premiere Date
    November 16, 2011