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Don't understand the negative reviews. Show is Great.

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The poor reviews of this show must be from folks who watched one segment and made up their mind or have never even watched the show. James Corden is ...

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Just a fantastic show

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This is just a really entertaining and funny show. James is always so upbeat and positive even when he's being negative. It's the only show left on t ...

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News Flash CBS

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Just because a guy has an accent doesn't make him a replacement for Craig Ferguson. Corden is unbearable. Not funny. Not witty. Not watchable. The sh ...

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Only decent episode was from "Tommy's House"

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All I can add to the negatives is my observations of how Corden acts at the end of the show. He seems to shut down, almost like he wants to RUN from ...

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Love this show!

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I DVR this show and watch it first thing when I awake in the morning. Love the format and his bits. So glad I found this show several months ago. He ...

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All the way from...

9 /10

As another person has stated here, a lot of these poor reviews were written not long after the shows debut. It is unfair to judge the show early as e ...

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Need to have negative stars Just AWFUL.

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Where to start????? Well first of all Corden's show is a rip-off of Fallon's and Leno's but here is the thing it's NOT FUNNY.I have watched all five ...

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Finally! A Cure for Insomnia

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I've been up slightly later than normal lately partly since I'm enjoying watching David Letterman wind down his show. Since the "Late Late Show with ...

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Very sad, annoying, rarely funny

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It's a really dumb'ed down show, even for people like me that are not highly educated. it's the "facebook cat videos" of night time TV. Corden is a s ...

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Bleh

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I don't think this show is funny and I'm not even sure what they are doing.James Corden seems like he is an okay person who might be fun to sit at a ...

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CBS, why?

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I find it frustrating and quite sad that CBS had the chance to follow on from Craig with another unique, intelligent and unpredictable host yet, inst ...

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I find it frustrating and quite sad that CBS had the chance to follow on from Craig with another unique, intelligent and unpredictable host yet, instead, chose to follow the growing trend of dumbed down TV for the attention deficit, celebrity obsessed, "don't ask me to think" audience.We have more than enough of this formulaic dross already. Frenzied audience, whooping and hollering with evangelical hysteria for no apparent reason. Check. Embarrassingly unfunny opening monologue. Check. Pointless house band. Check. Pre-recorded sketches with celebrities doing "hilarious" stuff to show us they are oh so self-effacing and down to earth (pre-approved by their publicists and lawyers of course). Check. The host fawning over the guests du jour with sycophantic waffle "I just loved your new movie/book/album", "You are a legend/my hero/EVERYBODY loves you" and my personal favourite "Just listen to them.." (wide camera shot of brain dead audience on their feet clapping,chanting, whooping, …) Check.This latest offering is just more of the same; produced, packaged and tied in a neat little bow. Late night Fallon, Kimmel, Leno, Letterman and yes, I'm looking at you too, Ellen. There is enough day time and evening dumbed downed fluff to fill a pillow the size of the Atlantic. Could late night TV not at least try to be a haven for some sort of integrity? What are the advertisers afraid of? Do they think their particular brand of insomniac medicine dulls the senses that much? Corden, at least, takes proctology to new heights; with each and every star utterance he either guffaws like a demented banshee or gazes open mouthed like a teenager in love.It is as pointless to compare this to Craig Ferguson's show as it is to compare "Twelve Angry Men" to "Fifty Shades of Grey". I am, however, reminded of one scene from the former LLS. The opening sequence, Craig and Secretariat, their faces mere inches from the camera, both just staring wide eyed. Seconds pass. Nothing happens. Finally Craig says "We're seeing who blinks first". Pointless, infantile, laugh out loud genius. Groucho Marx would have loved it. It will be interesting to see which, if any, of networks blinks first.