Common Sense Media Review
By Melissa Camacho
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based on child development research. How do we rate?
Pop-culture-y late night show has salty language, sex talk.
Parents Need to Know
Why Age 15+?
Any Positive Content?
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What's the Story?
HELLO ROSS! is a late-night talk show that highlights the latest and greatest antics of today's media celebs. Hosted by former The Tonight Show intern-turned-television personality Ross Mathews, the popular culture-themed show highlights the juicy details surrounding the lives of actors, singers, reality-show cast members, and other folks currently in the limelight. From gossipy conversations with celebrity guests such as Gwyneth Paltrow and pop-culture experts to prerecorded comedy stunts with folks on the streets, Ross offers an upbeat chance to keep up with the entertainment world.
Is It Any Good?
Hello Ross!, which is executive-produced by comedian Chelsea Handler, offers a lighthearted look at whatever entertainment stories and trends are popular at the moment. Adding to the fray are appearances by folks such as Jerry Springer, as well as controversial reality celebs such as Real Housewives star Brandi Glanville.
Ross' trademark lighthearted and flamboyant personality make the show edgier than its network late-night counterparts. Some of the issues discussed during interviews also touch on mature subjects. But if you're interested in getting the latest scoop of Hollywood craziness, there's no doubt you'll find it here.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about talk shows. What's are some of the differences between a daytime and a late-night talk show? How does the show's host impact the success or failure of the program?
Should celebrities' private lives or inappropriate behaviors be the subject of comedy or entertainment? Why, or why not?
TV Details
- Premiere date : September 6, 2013
- Cast : Ross Mathews
- Network : E!
- Genre : Reality TV
- TV rating :
- Last updated : October 4, 2022
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