Whiny voice
Poor inflection and intonation
Go write for someone like Colbert or Samantha Bee who have excellent delivery.

She's never been my favorite - when she was on Seth Meyers I had trouble listening to her. And you identified the reason. Some of Seth's writers can be very funny, but her voice and delivery don't earn her friends, especially if they're already looking for a reason to have issues with what she says...

And their standard bearer is much tougher to listen to - constantly lying, threatening people and selling out this country. I'd welcome a bad joke, but tyrant already is one.

love the funny, but can't listen to the delivery

I canceled Netflix years ago. Terrible company.

Especially the one that pokes at the late night comedy standard formula and the way she goes after the media she is brilliant sometimes having me look at things in a new way.

I don't have Netflix though. I couldn't care less what her voice sounds like.

Never made it to the second episode.

And of course there was the fallout from the Correspondents' Dinner...

Some of the material was excellent but the delivery was aweful.

If anything the correspondence dinner helped her. It got people like me to actually look the show up to watch and support her. No one upset with anything she did at the correspondence dinner is going to watch or like her anyway. It’s her job to keep an audience hooked once they tune in. She clearly wasn’t able to pull it of. She has a lot of things going for her and will be just fine.

...but I wasn't enamored with her show - I saw 1 ep and it didn't have me laughing very hard, unfortunately.

I like her a lot. She's smart & funny IMHO.

Her show, like Larry Wilmore's, needed time to find its rhythm, get its pace, voice, stride, recurring bits. I hope she gets some good opportunities in the near future.

Netflix are cheap bastards, they have so much crap content they vacuum up and offer the viewers, a zillion dollar profit they gouge from subscribers, and they opt to program cheaply shot stand up shows.

That's like when the networks shifted their programming to reality tv shows, so cheap to produce.

Stranger Things, Orange is the New Black, the various Marvel series, Dear White People, Narcos, Godless — these are just off the top of my head, and are all high-budget and high-quality productions that rival anything on network or cable television.

The show in question failed because she’s a better writer than presenter. That’s no crime, and her skills are sufficiently well-known and in-demand that her career will survive and she will thrive.

She is the most powerful when she does live Stand Up.

It was terrific.

To me, talk shows were always in the category of "disposable television" - they are cheaply made and are something you would watch because you just happen to be home at the time they air and you've judged them to be an adequate time filler - but they aren't something you would ever go to any real effort to see beyond flipping to the channel they were on - watching something on a streaming service seems to me to require more of a deliberate, conscious decision than most viewers have typically afforded to "disposable television" - daytime soaps, game shows, talk shows, etc.

Her voice is part of the humor -- kind of like Gilbert Gottfried's. And she has a kind of conspiratorial smile much of the time that's infectious. I look forward to seeing her in other contexts.