I get that Stephen loves, almost needs, the interaction with the audience, but damn do I prefer your choice... except the in between scenes stuff maybe, that was amazing! Have a nice day!
Trevor Noah, please acknowledge my existence and make this the happiest moment for me (for this year) and I got an adorable St. Bernard pup this year....so that says a lot 😁.
There was something about these shows over the last year that had an intimacy to it - as if we were being invited into the host’s home (and for awhile we literally were). I liked the no tie informality of it. It felt like we were both on the same side of the desk.
I thought Trevor's strength was the 'between the scenes' when he would have a conversation with the audience. It was so unscripted and showed how smart Trevor is... that's what impressed me the most about him... and now that's gone.
Yeah, I miss those clips. You get to see the best side of Trevor, and I think he's funnier when he's just talking unscripted. The way he interacted with his audience is amazing.
A no-audience show felt a lot more intimate. It's like Trevor is just a very knowledgeable buddy telling me about stuff, instead of some comedian performing for the benefit of an audience.
I like Trevor's presepective on life and certain aspects or topics of conversations that may be uncomfortable to talk about, he makes them comfortable to talk about and express your opinions, also like Steven. I think that's why I like them both so much. I wish I could be like that with others. I want that mindset.
Roy Wood Jr does that in a way that mimics how a regular person would actually think and do that around regular people So maybe looking up to him first could help you understand how to achieve that kind of thought process
That pants bit was solid truth. I need a day of advance warning before I let company in my house. Yes, there's a vine growing through a window, I'll tidy it up a bit.
Trevor is so comforting. Having his show on - even repeats/stand-ups in the background while wfh has really helped me keep my sanity. I can 100% see where he is coming from with the no-audience shift because zoom makes me feel super uncomfortable and it's nice to do my work without an office/coworkers observing. Not to mention the impact on my awareness and current lack thereof in terms of how others react to me or whatever other distractions occur any given day. He is paving the way for more people (introverts?!)to do this remotely without outside pressures/opinions and I'm here for it. Also here for his hoodies and lack of pants.
Stephen’s show was amazing during the pandemic with his small crew and Evie, Trevor is right, there was something intimate and crazy about it. I miss that, it was funny and real. Brave and wonderful Trevor.
I loved watching all the shows when there was no audience. I get that it would suck for the comedian or host while doing it, but as the consumer on our end, it was great. Most of all, we got more content because there wasn't an audience constantly interrupting with laughter and applause. A 15 minute segment gave 15 minutes of content instead of 9 minutes of content and 6 minutes of applause breaks.
I don’t know if you’ve been watching Seth Meyers, but at first I found the lack of audience disorienting. The joke pacing felt WEIRD! The silence felt awkward. But after a few episodes I was hooked! I mean HOOKED! 😂🤣 It felt like I was in on the joke somehow.
@@sirknitsalot9504 I feel like Seth's show lost a lot when the audience came back. I loved that he could just make whatever nerdy, obscure jokes he wanted to without having to worry about the audience reaction. He still does the jokes for now, but they're going to fade away, since the audience isn't biting on them and he has to appeal to them. At least we'll always have Corrections.
Trevor was and still absolutely great in this Pandemic! I love his wit, intelligence, comedy and the fact that he is not afraid to speak about any social injustices. I also loved watching him in his different colors of hoodies......he is so down to earth and approachable....just love him🥰
Saw him on tour about a month ago. It was the best night of 2021 for me. Such a class-act and so dang funny. Jon Stewart knew he was introducing us to a totally OG with Trevor.
Full disclosure...Watched "every" Jon episode of TDS...never watched an entire one with Trevor. In fact, I could never make it through a segment. Mannered and awkward...click. Maybe he's better now...from clips I've seen on other shows, quoting him...nope, still stinks on ice. (The clips are not that funny, insightful or interesting, so why quote him? Depends on who produces that show I guess.) Sorry, these days I'm not much of a fan of Jon "tRump who? Him or Hillary, what's the difference? I'm here to talk about first responders!" Stewart, but Noah is mediocre at his best, IMO got the job in part because Stewart wanted to cover for a racism charge by staff(!))
I like the more relaxed show that Trevor Noah has now.. And the no suit appearance suits him much better. Why do Americans always have to wear suits on shows? And in public? Stephen Colbert was also much more attractive in casual clothes and hair.
Charlie's Rose's show was great but Trevor isn't doing that, Rose was serious and deep interviews with no comedy, it can't be compared. It's awkward, comedy just isn't as good to watch without a crowd.
Charlie Rose like Cuomo angered the shadow Gov. and got kicked out. while the puranas acted as if all the accusations were legit looking for the chance to get there spot....
@@HeavyMetalGamingOfficial what's that got to do with how can one person be affected by all that happend and is happening? Being rich and famous doesn't spare one person to be affected.
@@carmenelenamitrofan6860 yes it does, the pandemic effected people without mass wealth, that's what happened, not sure where you were existing, but Trevor was playing with his rich friends and having parties, all the while pretending to suffer like the common man which he certainly isn't
@@thomasel9171 how do you this, have you been there? I don't get all this people that critics a person just because he/she has made something of himself /herself. Me, if i don't know somebody personally i refrain from saying something, i hate doing that about people i DO know.
It's more about the platform and contract that comes with it. Look at old Colbert Report. Vintage Stephen went all the way. What he does now is for a different market is all. You can have too many voices echoing the same things the same way imo.
I agree Stephen’s show actually improved during the shutdown. But I am glad that Stephen is back in the theater with an audience. Not just for the show- but I work around the theater and part of the economic recovery of the area is having the audience there. No audience- no need for the theater- the economy suffers.
Trevor's courage? What to be a one trick pony, Trevor was good at the start but he's been a lockstep liberal with no party wavering for a while now, he doesn't really have his own opinions anymore
I kinda miss the pandemic vibe but I love Trevor Noah. And, I miss seeing him in a hoodie. Also, all of these late shows were better and more intimate. I understand missing an audience, but just cuz you didn't hear us laugh didn't mean we didn't.
Good on Trevor for breaking and remaking! And wishing Stephen all the best to find ways to bring at least some of the good things he found during the pandemic to an audience. Seth Myers is doing quite well combining both worlds...
Two of my favorite Hosts of all Late Night Shows. I could listen to there´s Conversations 24/7. Greetings from Germany, U both make me stand up every Morning way more Fun and enjoyable. Thank You :O)
I actually prefer Seth Meyers and Trevor Noah with no audience. Steven is better with an audience because he is so physical, with his miming and dancing, he is better with an audience. I just can't wait til he blesses us with his "caravan" dance again.
@@doggiesareangels I love her too! I love them, together. It was sweet and personal without the audience, but I don't know if that would have worked forever. That said... I can't say the return to old format is better either 😬
Im sure 95% of online viewers are of the same mindset. If only this production cared or read the comments, like trevor and seth have, and adapted to the larger audience online. Not saying get rid of them but maybe include some segments from the no audience room or something. Stephen just went right back to the same old thing
Seth made it work without an audience for a good long stretch. To the point that people were worried about the audience returning. It can work, and it can work well... I'm not worried. Trevor has proven he knows what he's doin' 100 times over. Trust him.
Seth has adapted well to the live audience. But, they’re still annoying to hear. Trevor doesn’t have the huge ego Stephen has, so he doesn’t need the live adoration. Seth’s just cool either way, Seth makes friends with everyone, from smoking cockroaches, to pizza eating rats. Anyone he encounters becomes his show😸
@@chloekey8043 stephen doesn't exactly have an ego, he has anxiety and depression and needs to interact with other ppl to feel loved. I only wanted the audience back for him bc i knew it would make him happy
I just realized that trevor had a unique experience doing the daily show during lockdown compared to other late night shows. trevor was quarantining alone while the other hosts at least was quarantining with their families.
@@thatgirlHI living with a girlfriend at some point is still different with family and kids. even john oliver in his white void mentioned his kids once in a while. and didn't they broke up some time back?
I find stephen doesnt consider us online audience an audience and Seth and Trevor have come to realize we are still an audience, just not in person, and theres ALOT more of us online than in person
This interview reflects the personalities of the the two hosts perfectly. Stephen is aghast at the idea of not returning to an audience because his "show personality" is driven by adulation and having his ego fed. Trevor on the other hand uses a conversational style that encourages you to feel like there's just the two of you. And then there's Seth Myers and Amber Ruffin with their shows that are a bunch of friends inviting you into their world...
When Trevor Noah was named to take over The Daily Show, people were like "Trevor who?" But damn, Jon Stewart knew what he was doing. Trevor has been the perfect host for these times.
I think Steven gets his energy from his audience while Trevor, while a comedian seems more like the introvert type, so no wonder why he chose to go audience free, I do miss the between the scenes bit though it was like an impromptu stand up show, same goes for the corrections by Seth and his jackals it's their way of connecting on a deeper level with their audiences
Trevor and Stephen together. My 2 favorite funny men. The fact that they are both so warm and likeable is why I loved the shows without the audience. It was just like hanging out with a good friend.
@@ScienceBitch123 to each their own. I’m already a big fan of Trevors comedy. The bit about airline seats had me laughing cause I’m the same way. I choose the isle seat every time I fly cause I like the freedom that comes with it. But eh not every interview can be great , oh well.
When Trevor took over from Jon Stewart, the show's format remained the same it was from 2001-2016. Now Trevor and his new crew have remade the show in their own fashion and it works.
Stephen's show suffered a bit going back to audience-filled house. I miss the more intimate shows and Evie. Trevor shows he's more adaptable and survival of the fittest is survival of the most adaptable. The two of these guys together is great.
They are two different types of comedians. Stephen is old school, he needs an audience to give him energy back. Trevor makes comedy for the younger generation, they all watch the show online anyway, he does not need the affirmation.
You must be like a podcast person, this is show business, this isn’t supposed to be just them and a camera, that’s called vlogging/going live/Wayne’s World; what Trevor does is film himself talking in front of no one because he knows he’s not funny, the reason Stephen loves an audience is he knows he is talented and the audience appreciates and respects that.
I started liking Trevor's show mid-pandemic, around the time of the Floyd protests, when I didn't use to like it before. Some of the changes made it better for me.
I started watching him a year or so ago, and developed an appreciation for Trevor's funny 'crew' as well. (I just LOVE Roy when he does that wide-eyed sarcastic stuff, cuz that's how I feel about it too!)
Yeah, thats also what changed my opinion of Colbert...when returned to the live shows he started treating his band like that 'yes um, yes sir, what ever you say sir' dark ages shit. It makes me really creeped out. We all know the band...they are a force of nature getting awards all over. They should be leading the entire musical portions front and center. It's gross.
@@HeatherFaraMS I don't see the difference. It seemed like they were just a distant during the pandemic (it seemed as if they had other stuff going on independently though.) I think the band (are they still Stay Human?) have outgrown SC. I'm waiting for them to bail .
Yes I enjoyed the more real the people you were interviewing and you were during those months. I felt like we got to know you all better and actually liked the people you interviewed better. They all were nicer than I thought they were before. So it was a gift you gave us I hadn't expected
It was more relaxed. It seemed as If Stephen and his guest were less concerned/distracted about the performance/show part, like where is the camera, where is my guest, is the audience having fun, etc. Etc. And it is more about a natural interaction. Laughing together when they felt like it in stead of teaching the public. I like the shows with an audience. Stephens writers seem on a roll and invigerated since they are back again.
Two smart men, also two outstanding comedians having conversations about ordinary stuffs for a late night comedy show! My hyped up enthusiasm of watching Noah get interviewed by Colbert was met with astounding ordinary conversations! Love both of you though!!
I LOVE that Trevor decided NOT to return to the pre-Covid format ... And I really loved what Stephen was doing during the pandemic. I really appreciated the personal vibe that came from that format and frankly, I really liked the show MUCH better without an audience... I think going back to the very old fashioned way is just really outdated & prevents new avenues & out-of-the-box thinking that I thought was really good and entertaining. I know that Stephen just can't live without an audience but I had hoped he would have kept some of the more casual elements of the pandemic format, like, no suits for example made the show feel more personal & less staged for some reason. But what's done is done I guess. But I really appreciate & love that Trevor decided to stay with something new & that he's decided to ditch the audience. He definitely took a risk but I really like the results. ☝️😎👍
I agree! Too bad we can't convince Stephen to WFH like a Casual Friday. At least we could get our 'fix' with that format. From comments online, we are not alone in this preference. I'm actually surprised the production staff or audience engagement people haven't seen all the support for the Stay-at-Home Stephen 'A Late Show' format.
@@bettyveronica460 I'd venture a guess they've seen it... I think Stephen is the one that doesn't want to accept that reality. You can see it quite clearly in how surprised he is that Trevor isn't going crazy about not having a live audience. Stephen is great but he's very set in his ways it seems lol. But maybe, just maybe he can be swayed to do something like your suggestion... That would be a great way to test the waters too. Great idea💡 🙂
I think this way they get to go both ways. Stephen gets to be comfortable and normative, Trevor gets to be new and inventive bringing reassurance that the status quo is being challenged.
I rarely watch The Late Show since it’s gone back to the “normal” format. For me it’s lost so much intimacy and closeness and I’m very aware now how “staged” it is. I believe Trevor is doing the right thing.
I agree with you. I have not liked Stephen’s show since the audience returned. Seth’s show either. And it’s that intimacy that’s missing. Seth’s crew laughing, Evie’s laughter … it was adorable and charming. I find the audience annoying and breaks the flow. But I do understand that comedians need an audience and feed off of them. I back Trevor’s decision and appreciate that I can still have that connection with him through his show’s format.
While I think it’s a very very unpopular opinion because everyone wants things to be “normal”, I fully agree. Perhaps it’s the introvert/disabled due to ptsd part of me but I haven’t found the pandemic as difficult to deal with. I truly enjoyed the more intimate approach that these shows had to take. I’m not a shut in or anything lol but I also have found it hard to go back to the original formats after the more direct intimate one. The only show which isn’t quite the same ,since it’s once a week, that I have no issue continue to enjoy, is last week tonight. Of course I miss “the void” but John Oliver made it seamless and the HBO budget certainly helped that. But yes. I fully understand people happy to have things as they were but I’m with you on feeling differently.
@@Okiedoritos I feel that Oliver had to get back into a room with an audience as he started going off on tangents that made his show hard to follow. Noah thrived better with no audience and made his Daily Show unique from Stewart's version. Stewart's new show shows why Stewart had to leave when he left; he can not deliver his unique taking shots at both sides approach and shows his political leanings too much for fans of his era of the Daily Show. So, in summary, I'm split 50/50 on this but prefer Noah's approach with how his comedy works. Oliver and even Stephen, to an extent, need an audience so they don't get sidetracked, and Stephen works off his audience.
I think Trevor’s strength is in his ability to explain complex problems into relatable stories. The weakness is when he tries to explain that complex problem through a joke. It just doesn’t land. But when he tells a story…it’s captivating thought provoking and sometimes funny. That is how he captures an audience
Trevor was the only late night show who really figured out how to do the show with no audience during the pandemic. He did so by modelling it after youtube content creators. Different style of humor and editing. I’m glad he’s sticking with it.
Love Trevor's pandemic hair. I really liked that he has been able to deliver some very thoughtful, spontaneous soliloquys and reflections while working from home. I hope that continues.
Trevor is brave to try new recipes but if the cake doesn’t rise then the formula is wrong. Trevors interaction with his flock was what made his unscripted interactions so good. But I still love him !
With all the 'improvised' at-home shows throughout the pandemic, I've been thinking: Trevor is the only host who can entertain without an audience... so great choice
@@bettyveronica460 I think Seth was fine without an audience but Stephen seemed like he needed it. Seth's vibe was very much ridiculing himself in the attic and then messing with his staff back in the studio. His show felt like you were snooping on someone's shenanigans when they didn't know you were there. Behind the scenes vibe but up front.
Interesting conversation. Colbert talking about how things got more, not necessarily honest, but natural, somehow reminded me instantly about his January 6 show, and his emotional monologue on that night. I think it may have been his finest moment. I know I will never forget it.
Man, trying to find some kinda balance during Covid has been a process. Periods of isolation, awkwardness for me getting back into a less isolated social groove again... I've always been pretty socially awkward, lol. Man did it get really awkward!
@emre can lol right 😂😂😂 I was gonna say this wasn’t a big deal at all, something like this shouldn’t be the thing that “makes your night”, as it’s just how a regular talk show goes with its guests
I have noticed Stephen dropping the 'y'all' (translation: 'you all', or 'all of you'ns') a lot since being back with an audience. When Andie McDowell was on, it happened a lot between them, but then, they are both South Carolinians.
@@whatabouttheearth Hard disagree. Seth Meyers, John Oliver and Trevor Noah really learned something from their time without an audience. Stephen is back to audience pandering as usual, which is way more awkward in my opinion. He has to pause every time the audience engages and half of the show is him reacting to the audiences reaction. I’m not saying his show is bad, I still enjoy it to some degree, but it was 82x better without the audience, for sure.
I do not get this love for Seth Meyers. He needs his frat boy buddies around him to laugh at his lame jokes - he is not in the same league as Trevor or Stephen
I do think that non-live, wider-audience-focused shows are a new fronteir.....and those who master it, are future proofing their shows. The daily show is enroute to pulling it off 🔜
I think that Meyers, Colbert and Noah all managed it beautifully. It was a very different, weird vibe but it worked... and helped to keep a lot of us at least partially sane.
I found Trevor - and re-found Stephen - when everything went into lockdown. They WERE what got us through the pandemic! Love them both so much, handsome fellas they are. I'm glad Trevor kept the hair and glad Stephen didn't haha. But I was totally feeling Stephen's moustache
Love Colbert. Love Noah. LOATHE trying to find the first part of the interviews. Have you never seen how well 1 of 3, 4 of 6 or 2 of 2 works? Would reallt help us folks who like to watch the videos in sequence 🤔
It's simple,go up to search at the top,type in Stephen Colbert/Trevor Noah or who ever the guest is and they come up in sequence..what i just did.Watch one and go back to the next one.
This is literally how I describe my life as a teacher to my husband and mother daily. They don’t get it. He’s in construction, she’s retired, some of us have felt it differently, Trevor is someone who at least help get me through…
An unexpectedly delightful plunge head-first into the creative process. Noah has chosen to forgo the immediate feedback of a live, in-person audience, but in so doing he is able to sharpen his delivery for his much larger broadcast audience -- live, subscriber, on-demand replay -- and perhaps the more important one, when compared to a studio audience. Kudos to both performers from this appreciative audience of one.
The biggest joy is creating of the show and then the performance is sharing that joy of creating the show with the audience. I lived that! What an outlook! Could this be one of the major differences between a good performer and bad performer??🤔
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Always a pleasure my friend.
I get that Stephen loves, almost needs, the interaction with the audience, but damn do I prefer your choice... except the in between scenes stuff maybe, that was amazing! Have a nice day!
Trevor Noah, please acknowledge my existence and make this the happiest moment for me (for this year) and I got an adorable St. Bernard pup this year....so that says a lot 😁.
Thank you for all the great comedy! You and the crew helped me get through the pandemic.
💕💕 love u Trevor 💕💕
Marry Me 💎 😁
Stay safe, humble & oh so very handsome🖤💕🖤💕🖤💕
Thanks for keeping the conversations going and keeping them small :-)
I love how they're talking about the positives of no audience - with an audience right there.
Like inviting ex's to your wedding reception.
There's No audience there.
@@telectronix1368 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes, let them have it :D
You stole my post.
Wow, Trevor is so creative and positive. I love how humble he has remained
Thank you to Stephen and Noah for being there the last 4 years and during this pandemic, love and respect. ♥️♥️
Definitely 🙂
They have been my sanity through these crazy times. Trump then Covid
It's been 6 years since trevor took over from jon, & Steven stated a year or two earlier in this
@@kurtsudheim825 that’s not what the four years remark is in reference to.
I would not have SURVIVED the last 5 years - watching all the shows from Europe! Thank you so much.
"Pants are not bad... but it changes when you have an audience." Trevor Noah on the best summary of the past 20 months.
like pajamas are pants when are you are alone in your home
@@bobrobert6277 Or no pants at all!
@@bobrobert6277 Or on Zoom. Pajamas are my Zoom pants.
Even though I saw this joke coming 2 mind earlier, it was still quite funny
This is clearly a pro-pants stream. Un-subbed.
There was something about these shows over the last year that had an intimacy to it - as if we were being invited into the host’s home (and for awhile we literally were). I liked the no tie informality of it. It felt like we were both on the same side of the desk.
I completely agree!
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Stephen & Trevor are the two most popular people I watched throughout the pandemic
Yes yes and YES!
😁👍
They're a cute couple. I hope they hook up.
same. I couldn't have made it through the pandemic and constant Trump news without them. I'd have just been a pile of anxiety
@@stevejuzefski5421 Don't ya see?
They have....2 of the best satirical comedians right there on stage!
😁👍
Don't forget Seth Meyers, his show is way better now. He's a great guy too 😜
I thought Trevor's strength was the 'between the scenes' when he would have a conversation with the audience. It was so unscripted and showed how smart Trevor is... that's what impressed me the most about him... and now that's gone.
I agree completely
Yeah, I miss those clips. You get to see the best side of Trevor, and I think he's funnier when he's just talking unscripted. The way he interacted with his audience is amazing.
I hear you
One of his best "accidental" bits on the show.
I kinda think that they are moving towards the whole show being like that. More personal or conversational.
Trevor can do whatever he wants with his show, and I would still watch it ^^!
Damn right! He, colbert, meyers, & hell, oliver r my go 2 4 late night stuff (or least 2 listen/watch the next day).
Hell yeah!
@@midniteryder_3-16 I'm of your tribe friend. 👍
yup
Me too🙋♀️
A no-audience show felt a lot more intimate. It's like Trevor is just a very knowledgeable buddy telling me about stuff, instead of some comedian performing for the benefit of an audience.
I liked his pandemic show more. And I want to know where he gets his awesome hoodies!
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Yes!
Yeah
Love Trevor soooo much.
He is extremely talented, informative, and has a beautiful point of view.
Always a good moment when these two meet.
I don't know, it seemed a little distant to me this time.
No audience also means no more "between the scenes", which was almost the best part of the show.
The only downside
Not technically part of the show though, just a UA-cam experience
But without cheering there is room for more jokes and content...you know, the show.
@@Dan-Simms It’s cheesy
They're still kind of a between the scenes which is the joke at the beginning of the show
I love Trevor's attitude toward the changes brought about by this time and remaking his show.
I like Trevor's presepective on life and certain aspects or topics of conversations that may be uncomfortable to talk about, he makes them comfortable to talk about and express your opinions, also like Steven. I think that's why I like them both so much.
I wish I could be like that with others. I want that mindset.
Roy Wood Jr does that in a way that mimics how a regular person would actually think and do that around regular people
So maybe looking up to him first could help you understand how to achieve that kind of thought process
I love these two guys as well. And yes, Trevor is so intelligent. I really like his take on life.
That pants bit was solid truth. I need a day of advance warning before I let company in my house. Yes, there's a vine growing through a window, I'll tidy it up a bit.
I have trails through my dust. The living room is lonely, it's only used to get to the back door.
A vine growing through the window is perfect. I had a charming little rose do the same one year. I loved it too much to clip it until the bloom faded.
@@beamorrison That's right, kill things when they get ugly. :P
@@sophierobinson2738 That was so poetically, beautifully sad.
@@beamorrison to
Colbert and Noah on the same plate.
A fine, elegant meal.
I am quite unsure as to whether this statement makes me hungrier or hornier
I'm going for second helpings....
Great seeing these 2 together!
😁
Naw
Trevor is so comforting. Having his show on - even repeats/stand-ups in the background while wfh has really helped me keep my sanity. I can 100% see where he is coming from with the no-audience shift because zoom makes me feel super uncomfortable and it's nice to do my work without an office/coworkers observing. Not to mention the impact on my awareness and current lack thereof in terms of how others react to me or whatever other distractions occur any given day. He is paving the way for more people (introverts?!)to do this remotely without outside pressures/opinions and I'm here for it. Also here for his hoodies and lack of pants.
The two best night show hosts. Smart, enlightened, and funny.
Yeah but not at the same time.
Seth Meyers rounds out the triumvirate.
And Jon Stewart, now that he’s getting back into TV 😁❤️
Ditto!!!
@@pechaa nope, Seth needs his frat brothers.
Stephen’s show was amazing during the pandemic with his small crew and Evie, Trevor is right, there was something intimate and crazy about it. I miss that, it was funny and real. Brave and wonderful Trevor.
I loved watching all the shows when there was no audience. I get that it would suck for the comedian or host while doing it, but as the consumer on our end, it was great. Most of all, we got more content because there wasn't an audience constantly interrupting with laughter and applause. A 15 minute segment gave 15 minutes of content instead of 9 minutes of content and 6 minutes of applause breaks.
I don’t know if you’ve been watching Seth Meyers, but at first I found the lack of audience disorienting. The joke pacing felt WEIRD! The silence felt awkward.
But after a few episodes I was hooked!
I mean HOOKED! 😂🤣
It felt like I was in on the joke somehow.
@@sirknitsalot9504 I feel like Seth's show lost a lot when the audience came back. I loved that he could just make whatever nerdy, obscure jokes he wanted to without having to worry about the audience reaction. He still does the jokes for now, but they're going to fade away, since the audience isn't biting on them and he has to appeal to them.
At least we'll always have Corrections.
@@sirknitsalot9504 that's because Seth sucks. His comedy is him and his buddies stealing already lame jokes. Pass.
I loved no audience too. The loud laughter really stands out from the dialogue.
Perfect! Can't get any better than this... Two of my favorite people together on the same stage!!!
A brilliant guest and a brilliant host equal a brilliant interview.
Trevor was and still absolutely great in this Pandemic! I love his wit, intelligence, comedy and the fact that he is not afraid to speak about any social injustices. I also loved watching him in his different colors of hoodies......he is so down to earth and approachable....just love him🥰
Saw him on tour about a month ago. It was the best night of 2021 for me. Such a class-act and so dang funny. Jon Stewart knew he was introducing us to a totally OG with Trevor.
I love how Trevor explains things. I just love his insight. What a great conversation❤️
Trevor Noah definitely matured during COVID lockdown. Glad he kept his natural hair too. It is way more flattering than the fade.
I absolutely love this metamorphosis for him.
He is so hot. 😍 Gotta say I love his hair grown out too it’s a good look for him!
He's always had his natural hair, he just kept it short.
Matured? Seems like he just got more insufferable, less likeable, and more partisan
Nobody can pull off adorable and sexy the way Trevor does 😍
Those dimples
He's devilishly handsome, for real.
I would add smart and clever.
Full disclosure...Watched "every" Jon episode of TDS...never watched an entire one with Trevor.
In fact, I could never make it through a segment. Mannered and awkward...click.
Maybe he's better now...from clips I've seen on other shows, quoting him...nope, still stinks on ice.
(The clips are not that funny, insightful or interesting, so why quote him? Depends on who produces that show I guess.)
Sorry, these days I'm not much of a fan of Jon "tRump who? Him or Hillary, what's the difference? I'm here to talk about first responders!" Stewart, but Noah is mediocre at his best, IMO got the job in part because Stewart wanted to cover for a racism charge by staff(!))
My girlfriend can but I get your point.
I like the more relaxed show that Trevor Noah has now.. And the no suit appearance suits him much better. Why do Americans always have to wear suits on shows? And in public? Stephen Colbert was also much more attractive in casual clothes and hair.
The new format is a fine format. It has a very intimate -- almost Charlie Rose-like feel to it but with more humor and less sexual harassment.
charlie let his guest talk without constant interruption
Yes Charlie Rose but without the behind the scenes serial harassment charges...
Charlie's Rose's show was great but Trevor isn't doing that, Rose was serious and deep interviews with no comedy, it can't be compared. It's awkward, comedy just isn't as good to watch without a crowd.
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That you know of 🙄 ...After Cosby and Rose I wouldn't speak so soon about anyone anymore
Charlie Rose like Cuomo angered the shadow Gov. and got kicked out. while the puranas acted as if all the accusations were legit looking for the chance to get there spot....
I know we all have been greatly affected by this pandemic. Trevor no less. I hope he’s healing. 💙🙏🏽💙
Considering he's rich and famous, yes, less.
@@HeavyMetalGamingOfficial That's tough though man. I mean he might be rich and famous but less of an a-shole like Tucker & Co. Sure Trevor less?
@@HeavyMetalGamingOfficial what's that got to do with how can one person be affected by all that happend and is happening? Being rich and famous doesn't spare one person to be affected.
@@carmenelenamitrofan6860 yes it does, the pandemic effected people without mass wealth, that's what happened, not sure where you were existing, but Trevor was playing with his rich friends and having parties, all the while pretending to suffer like the common man which he certainly isn't
@@thomasel9171 how do you this, have you been there? I don't get all this people that critics a person just because he/she has made something of himself /herself. Me, if i don't know somebody personally i refrain from saying something, i hate doing that about people i DO know.
Oh how I wish Stephen had Trevor's courage! To build on the good work that emerged during the dark time.
It's more about the platform and contract that comes with it. Look at old Colbert Report. Vintage Stephen went all the way. What he does now is for a different market is all. You can have too many voices echoing the same things the same way imo.
I agree Stephen’s show actually improved during the shutdown. But I am glad that Stephen is back in the theater with an audience. Not just for the show- but I work around the theater and part of the economic recovery of the area is having the audience there. No audience- no need for the theater- the economy suffers.
Trevor's courage? What to be a one trick pony, Trevor was good at the start but he's been a lockstep liberal with no party wavering for a while now, he doesn't really have his own opinions anymore
Hm on the other hand, Jon Batiste and Stay Human deserve a proper stage, it's the best band in Late Night imo, even compared to the amazing Roots
What good work has he done In South Africa 🇿🇦?
These two are great separately. Together - magic! And I have to comment on Trevor's suit - gorgeous!
100%
I kinda miss the pandemic vibe but I love Trevor Noah. And, I miss seeing him in a hoodie. Also, all of these late shows were better and more intimate. I understand missing an audience, but just cuz you didn't hear us laugh didn't mean we didn't.
Good on Trevor for breaking and remaking! And wishing Stephen all the best to find ways to bring at least some of the good things he found during the pandemic to an audience. Seth Myers is doing quite well combining both worlds...
Two of my favorite Hosts of all Late Night Shows. I could listen to there´s Conversations 24/7. Greetings from Germany, U both make me stand up every Morning way more Fun and enjoyable. Thank You :O)
Meine zwei lieblings Hosts 🤩
Grüße aus Frankfurt, EasyMO 😃
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Grußes!
Viele grüße!
I miss you Unna and Dortmund, Germany! What I'd do to get back to living there!
I actually prefer Seth Meyers and Trevor Noah with no audience. Steven is better with an audience because he is so physical, with his miming and dancing, he is better with an audience. I just can't wait til he blesses us with his "caravan" dance again.
But we don't get to see his wife as often and she's a gem!
@@doggiesareangels I love her too! I love them, together. It was sweet and personal without the audience, but I don't know if that would have worked forever. That said... I can't say the return to old format is better either 😬
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I like the no audience format more, don't have to wait for 30 secs for cheering to stop for the show to go on.
Im sure 95% of online viewers are of the same mindset. If only this production cared or read the comments, like trevor and seth have, and adapted to the larger audience online. Not saying get rid of them but maybe include some segments from the no audience room or something. Stephen just went right back to the same old thing
Seth made it work without an audience for a good long stretch. To the point that people were worried about the audience returning. It can work, and it can work well... I'm not worried.
Trevor has proven he knows what he's doin' 100 times over. Trust him.
Seth has adapted well to the live audience. But, they’re still annoying to hear. Trevor doesn’t have the huge ego Stephen has, so he doesn’t need the live adoration. Seth’s just cool either way, Seth makes friends with everyone, from smoking cockroaches, to pizza eating rats. Anyone he encounters becomes his show😸
@@chloekey8043 they have different personalities and shows, no need to go to personal attacks.
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@@chloekey8043 stephen doesn't exactly have an ego, he has anxiety and depression and needs to interact with other ppl to feel loved. I only wanted the audience back for him bc i knew it would make him happy
Enjoy them both.
I just realized that trevor had a unique experience doing the daily show during lockdown compared to other late night shows. trevor was quarantining alone while the other hosts at least was quarantining with their families.
He was quarantining with Minka Kelly at some point
Wrong his girlfriend was living with him and he went back to his place in LA
@@thatgirlHI living with a girlfriend at some point is still different with family and kids. even john oliver in his white void mentioned his kids once in a while. and didn't they broke up some time back?
What an intelligent, interesting conversation. More nerds on tv! This is gold
Trevor looking very snazzy in that suit. 💯
He sure looks great but I also loket hij collection of hoodies.
It's weird to see him in a suit now 🤣🤣🤣
Trevor has always been smart. I'm happy to see he hasn't dulled. His book is fascinating, the audio book with him telling his story is eye opening.
I find stephen doesnt consider us online audience an audience and Seth and Trevor have come to realize we are still an audience, just not in person, and theres ALOT more of us online than in person
This interview reflects the personalities of the the two hosts perfectly. Stephen is aghast at the idea of not returning to an audience because his "show personality" is driven by adulation and having his ego fed. Trevor on the other hand uses a conversational style that encourages you to feel like there's just the two of you. And then there's Seth Myers and Amber Ruffin with their shows that are a bunch of friends inviting you into their world...
Great analysis.🤔
So very true
Yeah, a frat party. No wonder I don't like Seth Meyer
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When Trevor Noah was named to take over The Daily Show, people were like "Trevor who?" But damn, Jon Stewart knew what he was doing. Trevor has been the perfect host for these times.
I love the love between these two hosts.
I didn't notice that The Daily Show didn't have an audience!! Trevor, you"re doing excellent!! I love ya!!
I think Steven gets his energy from his audience while Trevor, while a comedian seems more like the introvert type, so no wonder why he chose to go audience free, I do miss the between the scenes bit though it was like an impromptu stand up show, same goes for the corrections by Seth and his jackals it's their way of connecting on a deeper level with their audiences
Doesn't Seth still do Corrections with the audience present? I think he does but I agree, the Between the scene was phenomenal
My two favorite people! Trevor Noah and Stephen Colbert!! ❤❤❤
The old master and the young sensation giving us a window into how it's done.
Trevor and Stephen together. My 2 favorite funny men. The fact that they are both so warm and likeable is why I loved the shows without the audience. It was just like hanging out with a good friend.
I already know this interview is going to be fun and hilarious ☺️
Right??!! 💯 Just uplifting! 😁
But it wasn't. It was awkward and kind of bad
@@ScienceBitch123 to each their own. I’m already a big fan of Trevors comedy. The bit about airline seats had me laughing cause I’m the same way. I choose the isle seat every time I fly cause I like the freedom that comes with it.
But eh not every interview can be great , oh well.
His new format is absolutely great! The correspondents drop by, interrupt him etc - the art of joke telling changed… go on Trevor 👍👌
When Trevor took over from Jon Stewart, the show's format remained the same it was from 2001-2016. Now Trevor and his new crew have remade the show in their own fashion and it works.
Stephen's show suffered a bit going back to audience-filled house. I miss the more intimate shows and Evie. Trevor shows he's more adaptable and survival of the fittest is survival of the most adaptable. The two of these guys together is great.
I like both versions but I do think we need Evie. Petition to bring back Evie as a permanent part of the show!
But Stephen seems so much happier with the audience, so I'm fine with it
They are two different types of comedians. Stephen is old school, he needs an audience to give him energy back. Trevor makes comedy for the younger generation, they all watch the show online anyway, he does not need the affirmation.
@@VinceValentine Well put and I totally agree.
You must be like a podcast person, this is show business, this isn’t supposed to be just them and a camera, that’s called vlogging/going live/Wayne’s World; what Trevor does is film himself talking in front of no one because he knows he’s not funny, the reason Stephen loves an audience is he knows he is talented and the audience appreciates and respects that.
I started liking Trevor's show mid-pandemic, around the time of the Floyd protests, when I didn't use to like it before. Some of the changes made it better for me.
I'll have to check it out cuz I only tuned in very occasionally and something didn't click for me. Maybe now it will.
I started watching him a year or so ago, and developed an appreciation for Trevor's funny 'crew' as well. (I just LOVE Roy when he does that wide-eyed sarcastic stuff, cuz that's how I feel about it too!)
Yeah, thats also what changed my opinion of Colbert...when returned to the live shows he started treating his band like that 'yes um, yes sir, what ever you say sir' dark ages shit. It makes me really creeped out. We all know the band...they are a force of nature getting awards all over. They should be leading the entire musical portions front and center. It's gross.
But do you know you're gay?
@@HeatherFaraMS I don't see the difference. It seemed like they were just a distant during the pandemic (it seemed as if they had other stuff going on independently though.)
I think the band (are they still Stay Human?) have outgrown SC. I'm waiting for them to bail .
THANK YOU! The pandemic is not over and having an audience when thousands a day are dying from a contagious illness is ABSURD. Good for Trevor!
Loved when there was no audience with Stephen, Trevor and others. Just them and the staff. Very real and intimate
Yes I enjoyed the more real the people you were interviewing and you were during those months. I felt like we got to know you all better and actually liked the people you interviewed better. They all were nicer than I thought they were before. So it was a gift you gave us I hadn't expected
It was more relaxed. It seemed as If Stephen and his guest were less concerned/distracted about the performance/show part, like where is the camera, where is my guest, is the audience having fun, etc. Etc. And it is more about a natural interaction. Laughing together when they felt like it in stead of teaching the public.
I like the shows with an audience. Stephens writers seem on a roll and invigerated since they are back again.
Two smart men, also two outstanding comedians having conversations about ordinary stuffs for a late night comedy show! My hyped up enthusiasm of watching Noah get interviewed by Colbert was met with astounding ordinary conversations! Love both of you though!!
I LOVE that Trevor decided NOT to return to the pre-Covid format ... And I really loved what Stephen was doing during the pandemic. I really appreciated the personal vibe that came from that format and frankly, I really liked the show MUCH better without an audience...
I think going back to the very old fashioned way is just really outdated & prevents new avenues & out-of-the-box thinking that I thought was really good and entertaining. I know that Stephen just can't live without an audience but I had hoped he would have kept some of the more casual elements of the pandemic format, like, no suits for example made the show feel more personal & less staged for some reason. But what's done is done I guess.
But I really appreciate & love that Trevor decided to stay with something new & that he's decided to ditch the audience. He definitely took a risk but I really like the results. ☝️😎👍
I agree! Too bad we can't convince Stephen to WFH like a Casual Friday. At least we could get our 'fix' with that format. From comments online, we are not alone in this preference. I'm actually surprised the production staff or audience engagement people haven't seen all the support for the Stay-at-Home Stephen 'A Late Show' format.
@@bettyveronica460 I'd venture a guess they've seen it... I think Stephen is the one that doesn't want to accept that reality. You can see it quite clearly in how surprised he is that Trevor isn't going crazy about not having a live audience.
Stephen is great but he's very set in his ways it seems lol. But maybe, just maybe he can be swayed to do something like your suggestion... That would be a great way to test the waters too. Great idea💡 🙂
Love the band and high energy of Stephen's audience though
I think this way they get to go both ways. Stephen gets to be comfortable and normative, Trevor gets to be new and inventive bringing reassurance that the status quo is being challenged.
@@bettyveronica460 wow my view exactly. 👍
I rarely watch The Late Show since it’s gone back to the “normal” format. For me it’s lost so much intimacy and closeness and I’m very aware now how “staged” it is. I believe Trevor is doing the right thing.
I disagree, the audience is essential
I agree with you. I have not liked Stephen’s show since the audience returned. Seth’s show either. And it’s that intimacy that’s missing. Seth’s crew laughing, Evie’s laughter … it was adorable and charming. I find the audience annoying and breaks the flow. But I do understand that comedians need an audience and feed off of them.
I back Trevor’s decision and appreciate that I can still have that connection with him through his show’s format.
While I think it’s a very very unpopular opinion because everyone wants things to be “normal”, I fully agree. Perhaps it’s the introvert/disabled due to ptsd part of me but I haven’t found the pandemic as difficult to deal with. I truly enjoyed the more intimate approach that these shows had to take. I’m not a shut in or anything lol but I also have found it hard to go back to the original formats after the more direct intimate one. The only show which isn’t quite the same ,since it’s once a week, that I have no issue continue to enjoy, is last week tonight. Of course I miss “the void” but John Oliver made it seamless and the HBO budget certainly helped that. But yes. I fully understand people happy to have things as they were but I’m with you on feeling differently.
@@Okiedoritos I feel that Oliver had to get back into a room with an audience as he started going off on tangents that made his show hard to follow. Noah thrived better with no audience and made his Daily Show unique from Stewart's version. Stewart's new show shows why Stewart had to leave when he left; he can not deliver his unique taking shots at both sides approach and shows his political leanings too much for fans of his era of the Daily Show. So, in summary, I'm split 50/50 on this but prefer Noah's approach with how his comedy works. Oliver and even Stephen, to an extent, need an audience so they don't get sidetracked, and Stephen works off his audience.
Agree. It was great hearing Stephen's wife cracking up off camera.
Both of your shows were better without audiences, I liked the Covid compromise better the current formats.
I think Trevor’s strength is in his ability to explain complex problems into relatable stories. The weakness is when he tries to explain that complex problem through a joke. It just doesn’t land. But when he tells a story…it’s captivating thought provoking and sometimes funny. That is how he captures an audience
Always a delight to see Trevor!
Between you two, Samantha Bee, and John Oliver...you all have held it down for everything 2020-2021!!! Thank you :)
I LOVE the no audience, Trevor! You da man!
And Stephen, you could ask your guest more questions and let HIM speak more than you.
Love you both!
Trevor is one of the sharpest minds ever on TV, he is the to 5. I could listen to him all day.
Trevor was the only late night show who really figured out how to do the show with no audience during the pandemic. He did so by modelling it after youtube content creators. Different style of humor and editing. I’m glad he’s sticking with it.
He didn't imitate the UA-camrs. He lived his youth as an indoor child - go back and rewatch the last interview he did with Colbert!
Seth Meyers adapted wonderfully, also
Love Trevor's pandemic hair. I really liked that he has been able to deliver some very thoughtful, spontaneous soliloquys and reflections while working from home. I hope that continues.
Jackals from Late Night, “Hold up, Seth had that option too?!”
Eyyy fellow jackal
🤣🤣🤣
Luckily Seth is still telling weird, specific jokes about cockroach musicals and the sea captain in his live audience Closer Look.
He gave us the attic
He'll be getting calls from other hosts about his jackals putting their paws on their shows.
Trevor is brave to try new recipes but if the cake doesn’t rise then the formula is wrong. Trevors interaction with his flock was what made his unscripted interactions so good. But I still love him !
My 2 favorite comedians on the same stage!! Love to you both!
With all the 'improvised' at-home shows throughout the pandemic, I've been thinking: Trevor is the only host who can entertain without an audience... so great choice
I thought Stephen, and Seth did well without an audience too, but they seem like they really need it. I'm happy Trevor knows he doesn't need one.☺️
He's more awkward, Seth Meyers is more Awkward, Colbert was fine and Oliver was great.
@@bettyveronica460 I think Seth was fine without an audience but Stephen seemed like he needed it. Seth's vibe was very much ridiculing himself in the attic and then messing with his staff back in the studio. His show felt like you were snooping on someone's shenanigans when they didn't know you were there. Behind the scenes vibe but up front.
@@nix2747 totally agree, Seth and Trevor are well suited to a touch of anarchy 😂
@@me0375 no! Seth needs his buddies to laugh at his lame jokes. Trevor could do a one man show
Interesting conversation. Colbert talking about how things got more, not necessarily honest, but natural, somehow reminded me instantly about his January 6 show, and his emotional monologue on that night. I think it may have been his finest moment. I know I will never forget it.
Trevor is so cute. I love his hair. 💋❤
Same!!! I LOVE when it was a little longer before and was hoping he would not cut it so short (like it used to be). 💜
I just absolutely love this cuz these are my two favorite ppl in night time i swear. This is a gem
That's why I adore Trevor, his talent and humor are bigger than his ego, he doesn't need applause to stroke his... whatever! 😁
My two favorite guys. Thank Stephen and Trevor. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Man, trying to find some kinda balance during Covid has been a process. Periods of isolation, awkwardness for me getting back into a less isolated social groove again... I've always been pretty socially awkward, lol. Man did it get really awkward!
Trevor is very deep and causes deep thinking. Yet, he’s joyful and brings joy. Magnificent!
Trevor Noah is AWESOME !!
Love Trevor's approach to life :)...and I actually enjoy much more Trevor's and Stephen's show without an audience!
Every single one of y'all agrees TREVOR appearance made our Night:
Oh my night was made with Evie. But yeah I love Trevor and it's a rare time I actually watched the guest interview.
@emre can lol right 😂😂😂 I was gonna say this wasn’t a big deal at all, something like this shouldn’t be the thing that “makes your night”, as it’s just how a regular talk show goes with its guests
No. Can’t stand the dude or his show . So.. wrong.
I love seeing these guys working together. It's a delight. :D
Stephen dropped a “yall,” I feel blessed
I have noticed Stephen dropping the 'y'all' (translation: 'you all', or 'all of you'ns') a lot since being back with an audience. When Andie McDowell was on, it happened a lot between them, but then, they are both South Carolinians.
He is from South Carolina...
@@lenawagenfuehr53 I know but he doesn’t do it that often on his show, that’s why I was excited
YES!! I love the one to one feeling Trevor speaks of.
Honestly I was really curious what make Trevor change is his show's set up, glad to see Stephen had him on here.
He did interviews about it! He thought everyone had gotten too angry. He took time off to get away from all the yelling
Two of my favorite people. Love when Trevor is on the show
Both Seth and Trevor realized that late night shows are way better without audience pandering
They're not. They're both way more awkward
@@whatabouttheearth Hard disagree. Seth Meyers, John Oliver and Trevor Noah really learned something from their time without an audience.
Stephen is back to audience pandering as usual, which is way more awkward in my opinion. He has to pause every time the audience engages and half of the show is him reacting to the audiences reaction.
I’m not saying his show is bad, I still enjoy it to some degree, but it was 82x better without the audience, for sure.
I do not get this love for Seth Meyers. He needs his frat boy buddies around him to laugh at his lame jokes - he is not in the same league as Trevor or Stephen
Love u Trevor!! 💖 Stephen's ok too. 😘💜
Stephen would totally laugh at this comment! 😂😂😂😂👍 "Stephen's okay too."
I do think that non-live, wider-audience-focused shows are a new fronteir.....and those who master it, are future proofing their shows. The daily show is enroute to pulling it off 🔜
I think that Meyers, Colbert and Noah all managed it beautifully.
It was a very different, weird vibe but it worked... and helped to keep a lot of us at least partially sane.
I found Trevor - and re-found Stephen - when everything went into lockdown. They WERE what got us through the pandemic! Love them both so much, handsome fellas they are.
I'm glad Trevor kept the hair and glad Stephen didn't haha. But I was totally feeling Stephen's moustache
Love Colbert. Love Noah. LOATHE trying to find the first part of the interviews. Have you never seen how well 1 of 3, 4 of 6 or 2 of 2 works? Would reallt help us folks who like to watch the videos in sequence 🤔
It's simple,go up to search at the top,type in Stephen Colbert/Trevor Noah or who ever the guest is and they come up in sequence..what i just did.Watch one and go back to the next one.
Bruhhhh! Me too,🤦🏽♀️
@@reidsmith8739... fair enough but it would be much easier if the vids were numbered
Great interview....the conversation had a great flow that I was emerged in it.
This is good!
This is literally how I describe my life as a teacher to my husband and mother daily. They don’t get it. He’s in construction, she’s retired, some of us have felt it differently, Trevor is someone who at least help get me through…
"Pants are not bad." --Trevor Noah
I was going to write the same comment verbatim.
Pants 👖are good 😊
Pants: Sufficient!
An unexpectedly delightful plunge head-first into the creative process. Noah has chosen to forgo the immediate feedback of a live, in-person audience, but in so doing he is able to sharpen his delivery for his much larger broadcast audience -- live, subscriber, on-demand replay -- and perhaps the more important one, when compared to a studio audience. Kudos to both performers from this appreciative audience of one.
The biggest joy is creating of the show and then the performance is sharing that joy of creating the show with the audience. I lived that! What an outlook!
Could this be one of the major differences between a good performer and bad performer??🤔