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Whatado evraybody, whatado.
Jimmy Kimmel: Jeff Bridges, Rupert Friend, Kem featuring Rick Ross
Jimmy Fallon: Chris Martin, Bryce Dallas Howard, the Weirdos featuring Chris Martin
Stephen Colbert: Josh Brolin, Hugh Dancy (R 5/26/22)
Seth Meyers: Amy Sedaris, Michael R. Jackson, a performance from Broadway's "A Strange Loop", Derrick Wright (R 5/12/22)
James Corden: Lizzo, Gabrielle Union, Pillow Queens (R 3/21/22)
SNL: Unspecified repeat
This my new favorite TV commercial
“The peanut butter box is here” has wonderful non sequitur possibilities.
In corporate spitballing news,
CBS is considering replacing Corden’s distinct program with a multi-host panel, according to three people familiar with the matter, a sign of how late-night is changing as viewers sample the best of the programs via social media rather than watching them in their wee-hours’ time slot. Corden has decided to leave “The Late Late Show” in the spring of 2023. A panel format could encompass a wide range of concepts, such as the news-roundtable program “Politically Incorrect,” which Bill Maher led on ABC late-nights between 1997 and 2002; the gossipy “Chelsea Lately” that was led by Chelsea Handler on E! between 2007 and 2014; or even the frenetic game-show stylings of “@midnight,” which aired in late night on Comedy Central between 2013 and 2017.
It’s entirely possible the replacement show may not have a live band or other trappings that have come to be expected from the format. CBS’ discussions are in early stages, these people caution, and executives at the network, part of Paramount Global, are mulling a wide range of ideas and potential personalities.
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Have a good weekend.