After teenage Maya is caught in a sexually compromising position, her mom moves the family back to India so Maya can learn proper discipline. Years later, she returns to the US to find funding for her teen-focused app, and gets a job as a substitute high school teacher so she can research her target demo. But when the principal assigns her to teach sex ed, Maya —who’s still a virgin— sets out on a quest with her best friend to make up for the high school experience she lost out on.

A CTV one-hour unscripted series hosted by Lilly Singh that sees four contestants from different generations battling to answer nostalgia-packed pop culture questions. The winner of early question rounds will enter “the Vault” for a chance to win a cash prize of up to $25,000.

An animated kids & family series produced in partnership with the popular mindfulness app, Headspace. When young Lilly (Lilly Singh) faces adversity in the real world, she gets transported to Unicorn Island, a colorful wonderland where life’s struggles manifest in fantastical ways. With the help of her imaginary friends, Lilly learns new mindfulness activities to overcome her troubles and brings those skills back to the real world to deal with her problems. 

In this fresh, COVID-era format, Lilly Singh returns for a new season of late night with an entirely reinvented look and vibe. Lilly is ditching the studio and moving into a house where she hosts a combination of in-person and Zoom interviews, and doubles down on new signature comedy sketches, segments, games and rants.

In a one-woman sketch show, Lilly Singh plays a wide variety of comedic characters, including fan favourites from her YouTube channel, newly developed characters, and popular celebrity impressions.

Lilly brings her unique perspective to NBC's late night lineup as she hosts celebrity interviews, talks current events, performs musical and sketch comedy, plays games, and more. A self-proclaimed “unicorn,” the multi-faceted star’s debut in the late-night landscape is especially noteworthy as she’s a Canadian woman of Indian descent, combining a fresh take on the day’s events, pop culture, diversity and life.