How to Watch ‘A Little Late With Lilly Singh’ Online – Live Stream Season 1

A Little Late With Lilly Singh is a brand new late-night talk show that will be landing on NBC this September, taking over the time slot left open by the Last Call with Carson Daly. We're planning on watching the show online, and we invite you to do the same.

With Carson Daly choosing to focus on other projects, like Today and The Voice, after 17 years on the Last Call, the time slot was left open. So, NBC chose to do something they'd never done before - assign the late-night talk show to a woman.

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— A Little Late With Lilly Singh (@latewithlilly) August 27, 2019

Lilly Singh, an extremely popular Canadian comedian and YouTuber, was chosen for the spot. Known better as Superwoman, Lilly Singh will be the first woman to become a late-night host on a major broadcast network and the first to identify as bisexual.

As for the format of the show, so far it is known that it will feature a mix of in-studio interviews and filmed segments, such as comedy sketches, which Singh is quite good at if we're to take into account her nearly 15 million YouTube followers and over 3 billion views over 9 years.

When and Where to Watch A Little Late with Lilly Singh?

The new show that will feature Lilly Singh is scheduled to air on NBC this fall, starting with September 16th. The show will run at 1:35 AM, hence the "a little late" in the title. The episodes will air every Monday through Thursday, so there will be plenty of content to enjoy.

How Can I Live Stream A Little Late with Lilly Singh?

It's quite easy to watch TV nowadays, especially online. Live TV platforms such as fuboTV can easily help you enjoy whatever content you want to watch, including A Little Late with Lilly Singh this fall, so go ahead and start your 7-day free trial on fuboTV. fuboTV is a great platform that was built initially for sports lovers but has evolved to bring in loads of entertainment networks. There's only one bundle of channels present on fuboTV and it features NBC, but you still can add extra packs if you want more content. fuboTV comes with a week-long trial period, so you can test that one out.

fuboTV works on a wide range of devices, so you're probably covered to watch your favorite channels Amazon Fire TV, Android phones and tablets, Android TV, Apple TV, Google Chromecast, iOS phones and tablets, Roku, and Samsung Smart TVs. All subscribers can watch content on up to two devices at once and record some 30 hours of video to the cloud. (Note: NBC is a channel that broadcasts in select markets only. This means that, even with a live TV platform, you may find yourself unable to watch the show without a little help. More specifically, you can use a VPN to connect to a server that's in a different US city that will "get" NBC. By switching your IP address, you'll have access to the channels available in that particular area. Here is what you need to do.

Here is how you can sign up for fuboTV's 7-day free trial to watch NBC's A Little Late with Lilly Singh:

• Start by visiting fuboTV's website and tapping the big button in the top right corner that says "Start Free Trial".
• Go ahead and sign up for an account by using an email address and creating a secure password (we can help you with a few tips on how to create a strong password), or go for the social login buttons from Facebook and Twitter.
• You can then pick the fubo Standard plan, which is the bare-bones bundle. There are also three other options available - Family, Family Deluxe, and Premium, which feature extra packs and premium networks pre-built in.
• Once you select the Standard pack, you can build your own subscription by adding extra packs and premium networks, as well as add-ons. Your cloud DVR storage space can get expanded to 500 hours and you can also add a third device to watch simultaneously on.
• Once your set-up is complete, you can finalize your purchase by filling in your card details. Remember, you won't get billed for a week.

Other Ways to Watch A Little Late With Lilly Singh on NBC

• Sling TV - NBC is part of two of the Sling TV bundles, namely Blue and Orange + Blue, so you have a little bit of room to choose. The platform brings a ton of customization options. You can start your 7-day trial now!
• PlayStation Vue - On PlayStation Vue, NBC is present in all four bundles - Access, Core, Elite, and Ultra. Here, all subscribers can record up to 500 programs to the cloud and watch content on up to five devices at once, at no additional cost.

What Can I Do to Watch A Little Late with Lilly Singh Outside of the United States?

One of the major issues we face when using platforms like fuboTV, Sling TV, or PlayStation Vue to watch A Little Late with Lilly Singh is the fact that we can't use them when we travel outside of the United States. This is highly annoying, and it's all due to licensing deals the companies have in place, which don't allow them to broadcast content abroad. The issue can be fixed quite easily by using a VPN such as ExpressVPN, which is our favorites out of the dozens we reviewed over the years. The VPN will help change your IP address so the site will believe you are still in the US. Don't worry, we're going to teach you all about this.

Here's everything you need to do to use ExpressVPN to watch A Little Late with Lilly Singh:

• First and foremost, you need to visit their site and subscribe to ExpressVPN (49% OFF). You'll get to do that by tapping the big "Get ExpressVPN button" on the page. Notice that they have a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you don't have to worry about the money - if you don't like the service, you can get a full refund.
• Download and install the app on your device. Follow up by launching the tool and logging into your account.
• Find the US-based servers and pick one - there are dozens of these available.
• When the connection has been established, you can load fuboTV, tune into NBC, and watch the new late-night show starting this September.

Can I Watch A Little Late with Lilly Singh on NBC's Website?

NBC is a channel that features a live stream on its website. This is quite lucky because it means you can also watch the show live on there. In order to access the content, however, you need to log in to an account by using credentials from your TV provider. If you have yet to cut the cord, you can use those from your cable company. Otherwise, you can use the info from fuboTV, Sling TV, or PlayStation Vue to sign in.

NBC also has an app that you can download on your device and watch the channel's live stream or video-on-demand content. The app is available for iOS phones and tablets, Android phones and tablets, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Xbox One, Samsung Smart TVs, Xbox 360, and Vizio TVs. (Note: Both the app and the site are geo-blocked, so you're going to be unable to access them if you travel outside of the United States. If you're ever in this situation, you can use ExpressVPN to bypass the blockade. Read here to how to do it.)

Can I Watch A Little Late with Lilly Singh with a TV Antenna?

Yes, you will be able to do that because NBC is one of the few channels that continues to broadcast over the air. This means that if you have a TV antenna, you can watch NBC with it. These devices are relatively cheap, which makes them favorites among cord-cutters, especially since you get to watch dozens of TV channels for free.

We advise you to look into a site such as NoCable, which can give you more details about the channels that are available in your particular location by analyzing your zip code. It will also provide details about the distance between your location and the broadcast station so you can figure out what range to look for in a device to reach as many stations as possible.

Can I Watch A Little Late with Lilly Singh at a Later Date?

Yes, absolutely! You're going to be able to watch the episodes on NBC's website once they aired. The most recent episodes that get uploaded to NBC are usually free to watch, so you don't even need to log in to an account. If you'll end up wanting to watch a much older episode at any point, you're going to have to log in to an account on NBC by using credentials from your TV provider. Talk show episodes from NBC usually land on Hulu, so we may end up being able to watch Lilly Singh's show there too, but we don't have any definite info on that just yet.

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