Two separate cases of sexual misconduct allegations were leveled against AIB co-founders Tanmay Bhat, and Gursimranjeet Singh Khamba in the first week of October, 2018. Bhat was accused of being complicit in a sexual harassment case after he ignored complaints against a former employee, Utsav Chakraborty, and continued a professional relationship between him and AIB. Bhat later apologized on Twitter. In the second incident an unnamed woman accused Khamba of violating her consent, and emotional abuse. Khamba has denied these allegations. Hotstar cancelled the show on 8 October 2018. Was divided into 10 episode sets of Hindi and English each. Bhat and Khamba anchored the Hindi episodes, while Joshi and Shakya anchored it in English. Critics called it "not particularly funny" and an "attempt at a news satire show along the lines of The Daily Show and its popular spin-off Last Week Tonight with John Oliver." Reviews also noted its close similarity to Oliver's show. They changed the format by creating shorter segments, inviting guests, introducing a podcast style segment, and making it multilingual. It was 10 episodes long, and uploaded as shorter segments online. The premier was called "underwhelming at best"."" Many frequent collaborators such as comedians Abish Matthew, Kanan Gill, Biswa Kalyan Rath, Rahul Subramaniam, Kenny Sebastian, Varun Thakur, Neville Shah, Kaneez Surka, Sumukhi Suresh, Zakir Khan, Anuvab Pal, Azeem Banatwala, Malika Dua and Varun Grover were the guest interviews. They largely stuck with the same format as season two. Guests on this season included BuzzFeed India employee Srishti Dixit, former (Buzzfeed India) employee Rega Jha, comedian Rahul Subramaniam, and comedian Urooj Ashfaq. Critics said the third season "gets lazy with stale jokes" and it was subsequently cancelled by Hotstar after three episodes because of two separate sexual misconduct allegations against Bhat's complicity within AIB, and Khamba.