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Eight Years of “Late Late”
James Corden signed autographs on Thursday after serving as host of The Late Late Show for eight years. He played his final show in his usual late-night slot following a primetime send-off special, with his parents teary-eyed in the audience and guest appearances by Harry Styles and Will Ferrell. I was.
“This is it, gang, this is it. This is the last ‘Late Late Show’ in CBS history,” Corden said at the beginning of the show. “I tell you tonight, finally, we are determined to get it right this time.”
Corden thanked viewers by naming them (“Dan, Stephanie, William — that’s really it”) and received a special video send-off from President Biden. Looking at it, where did I go in those pictures, “Wait, am I dead?” Corden said.
But the last “Late Late Show” worth watching was a visit from his fellow late-night hosts.
“First of all, don’t look like you’re enjoying your retirement too much.” — Seth Meyers
You’re going to grow a beard—a huge one. The one that says, “God spoke to me from the bush.” — Stephen Colbert
“And don’t come up with big ideas. Stick with corporate gigs, podcasts, maybe ‘The Masked Singer.'” — Jimmy Kimmel
The hosts simultaneously battled for the comedy bit they wanted now that Corden has aired, and despite blaming Corden for singing and dancing too much on the show, they all went “carpooling” in unison. Karaoke.” I replied.
The Most Punchy Punchline (Tucker Tok Edition)
“After being fired from Fox News on Monday, Tucker Carlson posted a video on Twitter last night saying, ‘Where can I still find Americans telling the truth? Well, you’ve already tried Fox News and Twitter. I’m out of ideas. I don’t know — maybe Wall Street?” — Seth Meyers
“Nothing says ‘landed’ like ranting in an abandoned sauna.” — Jimmy Fallon
Notable bit
Actor and talk show host Drew Barrymore appeared on “Ew!’s The Tonight Show” alongside singer-songwriter Charlie Puth’s Jimmy Fallon.
