Out There with Melissa DiMarco

The host of this show seems like a nice and likable person but this show just is not very good and the comedy is not funny at all. Maybe it's the writing and or the acting or just lack of resources and production money but this show just seems off on so many levels.

I adore the show, Out There with Melissa DiMarco. Melissa is a comedic genius with her clever wordplay and humorous acts on screen. The story- line is unpredictable with several characters on the show including her cameraman, Flip and guest stars her Nona, the other star in my eyes. The interviews are engaging, hilarious and manage to always go with the plot. In addition, I always seem discover new information about my favorite celebrities. The show is quick pace and never has a dull moment. It's acceptable for all ages, my parents and younger siblings are all fans. I would recommend this show to anyone interested in celebrity news or is in need of a good laugh.

Sometimes, you stumble upon a show that feels like a true hidden gem-a delightful surprise that lifts your spirits and keeps you entertained from start to finish. Out There with Melissa DiMarco is exactly that kind of show, a refreshing burst of comedy, celebrity charm, and everyday hilarity that makes you wish more people knew about it. From the moment I started watching, I was hooked. Melissa DiMarco is nothing short of comedy gold.

The show is a perfect mix of Hollywood interactions and everyday life antics. One moment, Melissa is casually chatting with A-list celebrities like George Clooney and Brad Pitt, and the next, she's wrapped up in the kind of quirky, relatable moments that feel like something straight out of your own life.

Out There with Melissa DiMarco is about finding humor in life's unpredictable moments. Whether she's dealing with friends, family, or co-workers, the situations she finds herself in are hilarious, sometimes ridiculous, and always entertaining.

What truly makes this show a must-watch is Melissa DiMarco herself. She has brilliant comedic presence, you never quite know what's going to happen next In today's entertainment landscape, where so many shows feel overly dramatic or repetitive, Out There stands out as something genuinely fun, lighthearted, and uplifting. It's the perfect escape-something to turn to when you need a laugh, a little Hollywood magic, and a reminder that life is meant to be enjoyed.

I'm sorry to have to write a bad review but I can't honestly write a good one. I tried very hard to like it and the woman starring in it (I don't know if it's Melissa DiMarco as herself, or Melissa DiMarco as a fictional version of herself/Melissa DiMarco, or an actress playing a wannabe TV host/Hollywood reporter named Melissa DiMarco, or some other meta-idea I can't wrap my head around). But basically as much as I think she is probably likable in real life the show is just incredibly unfunny, boring, poorly acted (mostly by the other characters), poorly written and ill conceived. Really it's just not very interesting to watch. It has a very amateurish look and feel to it (again the acting gives that away as it can't pass as any kind of "real" reality type programming) and they should be commended for having a show on for so long despite obviously lacking the big budgets etc that other shows have.

I don't get the jokes or anything. she says doesn't sounds funny at all even after forcing myself watching it like 6 times to give it a chance. Sorry she should act more mature because she's not funny.

although, she seems to be a nice person I found the music, her voice annoying. The actual information irrelevant. Plain and simple, not interesting.

She talks more about her inner ego than what I want to know and too little about the industry.

Please stop this show