This show is excellent. Amber has a really rare form of humor. As a writer, her jokes have great timing and are very smart. She is also GREAT at presenting her jokes with a very goofy and slapstick delivery. There's also a sense of warmth about her that makes her feel less like a celebrity and more like a quirky friend.
The reason this show is likely lowly rated right now is because the audience of the Peacock streaming service doesn't seem to be taking off yet. She also has no guests or audience because of the pandemic (which they make plenty of fun of).
This show is also, while excellent, not for everyone. The political climate is very polarizing nowadays, and Amber is obviously very liberal in her views based on her jokes. She also discusses race and makes light fun of white people (but it's all in jest, and she is married to a white man). I personally am a politically independent white man and find a majority of these jokes absolutely hysterical. I just wish people would be more open minded about this.
She also discusses topics dealing with racism and feminism with seriousness on occasion. I'd say 30 percent of her show is dedicated towards social issues. I'd suggest watching this show with an open mind and realize that Amber isn't the "political agenda" type. Bill Maher and Stephen Colbert fit that category. Amber talks politics from her own experience which I think is so important.
The reason this show is likely lowly rated right now is because the audience of the Peacock streaming service doesn't seem to be taking off yet. She also has no guests or audience because of the pandemic (which they make plenty of fun of).
This show is also, while excellent, not for everyone. The political climate is very polarizing nowadays, and Amber is obviously very liberal in her views based on her jokes. She also discusses race and makes light fun of white people (but it's all in jest, and she is married to a white man). I personally am a politically independent white man and find a majority of these jokes absolutely hysterical. I just wish people would be more open minded about this.
She also discusses topics dealing with racism and feminism with seriousness on occasion. I'd say 30 percent of her show is dedicated towards social issues. I'd suggest watching this show with an open mind and realize that Amber isn't the "political agenda" type. Bill Maher and Stephen Colbert fit that category. Amber talks politics from her own experience which I think is so important.