The Nighttime Clap was a sketch-comedy show on the cable channel Fuse TV. Alison Becker and Sean Hart hosted the show, and Dominic Dierkes and Billy Eichner were field reporters. The show studied and parodied current happenings in pop culture and music. The show was cancelled after its initial run due to poor ratings.
The Nighttime Clap consisted of a series of eclectic sketches and field reports related to current trends in popular music. Severa...
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