Breaking the mold of the current state of entertainment television

I watched this show for the first time in Boston, and was blown away by it's originality, variety, and the absolutely hilarious host. She's charming, witty, and her comedic timing is spot-on. Loved it. There were several different segments to the show, which kept me tuned in, and that I found interesting. Among my favorite parts of the show is the "Feet On the Street" segment. Leslie Taylor goes out on the town to interview local residents on various topics, with astounding hilarity. This woman is a real gem, has a spark I haven't seen on TV in a long time. Also enjoyable are the guest interview segments, each week the guest being of a different field, with the common thread of being in the arts to some extent, and based in New England for the most part. The first episodes featured some raw footage shot on Leslie's road trip to New England from her home town of L.A., which add another spice to the concoction that makes for excellent programming. The show airs at 2pm on MyTV in the Boston market. Tune in or set your DVR, you need to see this show to understand just how fresh and innovative it really is. A+

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