Last Call with Carson Daly
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Is it age appropriate?
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Not age appropriate for kids under 14, age appropriate for kids over 16; suggested age 14. -
Is it any good?
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Common Sense says
Edgy docuseries offers MTV-style late-night entertainment.
Why We Rated This
for Ages 14–16
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What Parents Need to Know
About Last Call with Carson Daly
Parents need to know that this late-night show -- which features documentary-style interviews and recorded performances of musicians, actors and comedians -- is less comedy-oriented than other talk shows. But it's still on the edgy side: Conversations sometimes contain strong sexual innuendo and references to violence; words like “piss," “hell,” and “ass” are audible, while stronger curse words are bleeped. Guests use the show as a promotional vehicle for their music, tours, and merchandise; music clubs and other venues from around the country are also featured. Note: Most teens who watch late-night shows like this check them out on a "time-shift" basis via DVR or online clips, rather than at the original 11:30 p.m.-or-later air time -- which is better for their sleep habits!
Read our full review by Melissa Camacho
Families Can Talk About
- Families can talk about how lesser-known artists are “discovered." Do you think online sources like YouTube help bring attention to performers who aren’t featured in mainstream media outlets?
- How does this show compare to other late-night options? Is it as influential as similar shows?
- How does a TV show change its format and stay successful? Is it possible to do this with any show? Can you think of any shows that have changed their format over the years and is still popular?

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