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.
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.