The Choe Show

4 episodes was not enough, I watched them all in one night and then had to watch it again the next day. Please let David release everything! C'mon Disney, I know you got the money.

Binged the entirety of this show within 90 minutes with my girlfriend and was such a great heavily entertaining learning experience. I'm 23 and I feel like this is the talk show that open minded people need to watch. I was unaware of David Choe and had only heard rumors until Tigerbelly's newest episode but after that I knew I had to watch this show and it was well worth it. Will be recommending to many friends and hope you do the same!

It's hard to capture in words what David Choe brings to light through his art. That's what this show is-a work of art. More than conversation, story, saga, or portrait making, The Choe Show touches the deepest parts of our collective human experience. We are all children and adults at the same time, trying to make sense of this complex and confusing world. To have this show to accompany us, whether we're ready for the healing or not, is a blessing. David, thank you for being you and helping us heal.

Forget what you think you know. Unlike anything you've ever seen, David Choe has a show that breaks down any manmade boundaries of how we connect with one another and how we express our feelings. While pushing himself to create these portraits of his guests, David Choe inadvertently inspires each of his guests to open up, connect and understand themselves in a deeper, truer way than I've ever witnessed before. The Choe Show is genuine, it's raw, and it is guaranteed to make you feel feelings. I was going to say "it's not going to be your mother's new favorite show" but it can be! Go watch it with your parents, my mom loves it.

"How beautiful this world could be, if we could all embrace our feelings genuinely" -says my mom, about The Choe Show.

This show can't be categorized or described like normal TV shows. It draws from talk shows, comedy shows, documentaries, improv, role play, performance art, and interactive therapy. David Choe goes beyond the boundaries you might even expect from him, getting people to laugh, cry and think deeply about themselves, their trauma and their unique paradigm. To top it off, the whole time he is talking with these people he is creating beautiful art. The portraits get hardly any attention in the show but they really embody the conversation and experiences described.

From the guests, to the art, to the editing, this is a show that should not be missed. It might not be for everyone but I think most people will find this show informative and even healing.