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Was sceptical at first, whether to watch or not ... But I got hooked with just the first episode! It may not be a favorite for everyone but check out all the episodes to judge this. Each story summarizes the desires of a human being and what it takes to achieve the height of their personal growth and life. It is inspiring to say the least.. one long story summarised in half hour isn't easy.

Great storytelling without pushing any agenda. These are real people with real life stories. Nothing more. Nothing less. It's entertaining and not full of cliches as other tv shows like this tend to be..

A set very positive and heartwarming stories to watch. This is not about acting, this is about people and their stories.

So far best Apple show.

Whoever gives bad reviews has no heart

These stories are so specific (and true!) They also don't reach for easy emotional grabs. Every story is very different but together they share a sense of the hope and suffering that immigrants experience in the US.

It's very well done. Not every episode might be of one's liking as it is the case with most shows like these with different characters and storylines in each episode. In such a short time I already cared for a lot of the characters.

With 100% on Rotten Tomatoes and an Audience Rating at 95% this show stands on it's own. It's a collection of beautiful heartwarming stories that combine every emotion! Add on that the show runners tried to get actors and directors from the character's county of origin and it's just a really eye opening experience. This isn't a "Politically Correct" thing, it's just a collection of human stories that happen to be about people who moved to America.

I loved this show until I watched the Ugandan episode, The Baker. If you're to get people who speak a foreign language, please get people who can actually speak the language, not Ugandans who grew up out of Uganda. Or at least get an expert in the language to be part of the production. It makes me think all other episodes are not there either. So disappointed! As a Ugandan, I was just so let down. The rest of the episodes though were amazing.

A nice short stories tv-show

A lot of hearth and humour

Season 1 (3 out of 5 stars).

Little America is a heartwarming anthology series that delivers separate stories about immigrants coming to America to make a better life for themselves. Some of the episodes was inspiring. The performances were decent. I did find some of the episodes to be kind of boring.Overall, Little America is an entertaining drama anthology series.

Early contender for the best new TV show of 2020! It's amazing.. Heartwarming, funny, relatable, smart. what an experience!!

Everyone should watch it 10/10

It's very difficult to showcase such great stories around 30 minutes each, but the filmmakers did a great job.

The Grand Prize Expo Winners- this episode was cream of the crop among all the episodes, made me really emotional. That episode was written for the screen and directed by Tze Chun- who is the son of real life Ai- maybe that is why that particular episode was so good. Second best episode was- The Jaguar, I'm amazed that under 30 minutes the director showcased such a story! Anyway, the other episodes are very good as well, you won't regret watching this series.

It shouldn't seem like a political statement to tell American immigrant stories like these it should and does feel like patriotic statement that the American dream still exists.

Each of these unique stories is a short emotional roller coaster that can bring tears but leaves you feeling good.

I reasonably sure now that Apple TV aren't planning to bring back "Little America" again. I've written reviews for both seasons, logged against the final episodes but I thought I'd also put something here to sum up my overall feelings about the show.

Like many an anthology style series, the results were a slightly mixed bag but generally I enjoyed most of them.

The series tells a story about a first- or second-generation immigrant to the United States. The stories are true, or at the very least inspired by a true story. Despite the potential for pain, heartbreak and prejudice involved in emigration, the series often favours a more comedic or quirky plot and a positive, perhaps even uplifting ending.

I did fear, when I read the synopsis on the series before starting it that, despite being in Apple's comedy section, that it might perhaps be hard going. So, I was happy that this was not the case. They are usually quite quirky stories, such as in the episode "The Cowboy" where a Nigerian student comes to America to study and struggles to fit in, until he takes the plunge and develops the Cowboy persona that he's always wanted to be, since seeing Westerns as a child. Generally, the main cast members are not household names, with a desire to cast actors from as close to the region where the real person came from as possible. There are bigger names in the supporting cast though, such as Sherilyn Fenn, John Ortiz, Tom McCarthy and Shaun Toub. There is one episode that is a little stranger than the others "The Silence", which is largely dialogue free and stars Melanie Laurent as French woman on a silent retreat, who falls for Jack, played by Bill Heck without speaking to him.

It can, perhaps because of that eccentric side that the stories have, feel a bit slight. However, in a time when immigrants are increasingly demonised for political gain it's important to the positive stories about what people are really like.

Acting below average and in my opinion not worthy of a comedy draw . Storyline premise inspiring.

I have watched the first three episodes till now and I am really impressed! Beautiful stories and very good acting!

Well made and interesting to see positive stories.

This show leaves me speechless every episode. I absolutely love it. It's a wonderful portrayal of the triumph and despair of the human spirit. I can't wait until more episodes are aired. Well done to the directors and those involved in this production. Just fantastic, and everyone really needs to watch this.

I love how much they pack into each episode. Such a well done job with everything. It's heartbreaking and hilarious. The performances are so incredibly humanizing.

Eight entertaining stories. I always ended the episode with an amazing feeling, as the hard journey from starting with nothing in a new country ending in succes is well documented and nice to see. Fairly well cineography as well. I like how the stories do not really get political.

Cinematography, acting, and storystelling are alright.

However, those are not heartwarming stories, they are dystopian realities.

Little America takes an in-depth look at life as an immigrant in the U.K. All eight episodes give you a "feel good" feeling.

I enjoyed to watch and enjoy such a nice stories. I am glad to see 2nd season soon. Keep it up.

I really enjoyed this series.. mini movies that are heart felt and somewhat inspirational. These touching immigrant stories remind me of how grateful I should be to be born in Australia. Thank you to creator

I have no clue why the rating are so low for this show. Just completed all the episode and everything from story telling to direction is top notch. A well balanced stories of immigrants in United States. Just heartwarming. A must watch show.