The Greg Gutfeld Show

Yes, the skits are bad, but that is the point. They're delivered tongue-in-cheek, and no one on the panel is allowed to take themselves too seriously. Compare to Colbert's cringeworthy song and dance propaganda numbers. It's nice to see a conservative voice in the late night sphere. I also really like the format, with four guests per night, and an entire stable of personalities to occupy the other seats.

What Greg Gutfeld does best is satire. Greg Gutfeld knows how to craft satirical jabs and jokes as he's discussing a serious political situation. This is because Gutfeld's show is one of the shows that manages to find humor in the serious situations that occur in everyday life. Of course, sometimes, he takes situations very seriously when necessary, but a lot of the time, he also finds a way to create brilliant humor in politics. This is why people should watch his show--not just because what he is saying is correct, but Gutfeld manages to put a light-hearted and more comedic spin on it all.

This show always keeps you in giggles. I love that this show is not overly political in its topics, it's more about Pop Culture and what headlines are trending. I love all the different opinions on everything! Wrestler Tyrus and comidian Kat Temph are a really funny duo. The videos Greg plays are better then most skits on late night tv interviews. Also, Greg Gutfeld isn't scripted like other late night host, everyone is able to go off topic if they want to (which happens a lot). Dems, republicans and libertarians are all able to enjoy this show if you're just watching it to have a laugh.

Loved it. Kayleigh and Dave Rubin are smart and funny. The real-time reviews by Tucker, Dana Perino, and especially Kilmeade were apt: less Greg, more guests. Greg has some pearls but most of his comments are juvenile. He needs to self-edit better. Love Tyrus' realness and Kat's smart and funny nuggets of wisdom.

The skits are hit or miss. Should hire the comics from Babylon Bee.

My suggestion for more comedy. An actress made up to look like AOC appears on the show. Similar to Sarah Palin on The Tonight Show. She gets into political discussions spouting things that the real AOC has actually said. She gets angry then hysterical and eventually has to be removed from the set by men in white coats. She should wear a skirt that gets kicked up in the process showing white panties. Use comedy to make her a laughing stock like they did with Sarah Palin.

Additional comedy material can be found by using material from The Babylon Bee website. Give them credit, of course. They will allow this for the publicity.