I noticed Thursdays closer look was very similar to Wednesday. I thought he’d get into Trumps response to the crashes.

Did they tape both shows on Wednesday?

This is driving me nuts, lol. Does anyone know why the endings of a closer look on YouTube have been so creepy lately? Seth's head has been spinning, one ending had him glitch out. I can't find anything about it.

I have been trying to remember what episode of corrections where he says something along the lines of “and boy will the next one be surprising” about the next Jokes Seth can’t tell after Amber Ruffin came out. Does anyone know what episode it is?

I was watching a Late Night with Seth Meyers this evening when a breaking new report about the downed airplane in DC broke in. It was at a very inopportune time within the show. At first, I thought it was a riff from the show. I can only offer prayers and positive vibes for those involved in this collision.

Hey, I’m hoping to reach a few people here—can we get Seth to make a Bluesky account? We know he hates Trump just as much as the next person, and I really want to see more comedians on there, especially one of my favorites.

Bluesky is basically like Twitter, but less toxic, and I don’t care where people go….Bluesky, Warpcast—I just don’t want them using Twitter anymore.That cnnt Elon is already ruining my livelihood in multiple ways, and instead of just complaining, I want to actually hit him where it hurts—his wallet. We’ll do Facebook and Instagram next.

Thanks for listening, Jackals!

I loved his joke on recent Corrections about watching Charlie Brown on the plane with his kids. But now I can't find the episode where he told it. Does anyone remember which episode it was?

I feel like Seth is such a pro interviewer and, especially at this point, makes any guest convo seem easy and comfortable. But I was curious if anyone's ever clocked any interviews in the past that feel like he doesn't like/is having a hard time with the guest? (I don't just mean earlier on in his Late Night tenure when his interviewing wasn't as polished, but more dislike/disinterest.)

This week’s corrections was a banger.

great she's text buddies with the facist. Seth and his writers like Baze loved to criticize Biden for trying for norms in the face of this stuff, but do the same to give a softball, unchallenging interview to a wild apologist for this

Even kittens enjoy A Closer Look...

Is anyone safe??

He was talking about a 'big boy' conference and started to mimic biden saying 'its big boy time, stay up past 8, brush my own teeth'.

Its got to be one of the funniest impressions ive heard in a long time, but now i cannot find which episode it was on

https://youtu.be/8_IO829cTDg?si=PfrSgik9AwceKqZC&t=113

So, In the above interview with Julia Fox, around the 1:50ish mark (the link takes you to the moment in the interview) she tells a story about a birthday clown, Silly Billy.

Does anyone know enough about either Julia Fox or the documentary Capturing the Friedmans to be able to tell me if the Silly Billy Fox mentions is the Silly Billy who is the eldest son of Arthur Friedman?

Jan 16th closer look was one for the books

Hi, I was lucky to get a Seth Myers show ticket. The ticket says be there between 4.45 but still a first come first serve. So my question is, how crowded can it become and when should I be there to not miss the show? What should I wear? Is casual dress like hoodie, jacket allowed?

Update: Went to the show. It was a blast. Everyone was really nice specially Seth. The waiting room was also very cosy and good thing is, you do not have to wait outside in the cold, they start the line in the lobby. The line starts forming around 3.30-3.45 and by 4.15, there were 40/50 people. I guess they allow around 100 people in the audience.

In Tonight's Closer Look Seth started by saying "It has come to my attention that sometimes people get stuck watching my show. To those people I say you have my sympathy and hope you get a TV soon that will let you change the channel."

Perfect. Why give the Trumpster the satisfaction of going on and on about his inability to change channels.

Ticket Link

The Bell House - 149 7th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215, US

"Don't Tell Seth!" a variety show featuring members of the writing staff of Late Night w/ Seth Meyers. Unshackled from the confines of network censors & what Seth deems appropriate for the show, these writer-performers let loose an evening of stand-up, sketches, improv & character pieces.

W/ Peter Grosz, John Lutz, Jenny Hagel, Matt Goldich, Jeff Wright, Amber Ruffin & Ben Warheit.

Door Time: 6:30 pm.
Show Time: 7:30 pm.
Front Bar opens 1 hour prior to door time.

So impressed by Pamela Anderson. I was expecting the usual vapid Pam, but she has really grown and has figured it out.