FWIW, Corden started live shows from his home this week (he did do a
quarantine-themed primetime special in late March). Bandleader Reggie Watts
appears, for about as long as Jon Batiste does on the Late Show.
Corden's dad, a retired military musician, features tonight, as he's taken to
doing
And in Chicago, the Kimmel repeat is being followed this week by "Wheel of
Fortune," which would normally run at 6:30 p.m., as it has on WLS since
January 1984, excepting the occasional news event or sports pre-emption.
(Actually, 6:28 p.m., but you know.) As they did two weeks ago, WLS is
taking
Kimmel did some YouTube only monologues from
his house, then went to doing full shows from his
house with about half being repeated segments.
This week he is doing 1/2 hour shows from home
that ABC is running at 11:35, then Nightline
at 12:05 and repeating Kimmel's 1/2 hour at 12:35
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As I noted after Colbert's first night at home, I'm mostly enjoying the
format, as the panels seem less canned and more spontaneous. Tonight's
interview with Cate Blanchett was refreshing in its conversational
presentation; just two people who like each other having a chat.
Now, that said: Fall
It’s only been a month and I can’t believe how much I miss HD-quality talk
shows, with a desk, a set, a band, and two people in the same shot.
-Stan
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While Full Frontal doesn't go as in depth as Last Week Tonight, (I don't
recall them ever taking a full episode on a single topic), Sam Bee and company
do produce some well-written, clever, informative and funny pieces that could
stand next to a lot of what Oliver and company have done.
https:/
This (that Maher’s show s the best written in late night) seems extremely
unlikely to me, though I suppose I can’t eliminate a zone zero possibility,
since I have not watched him (and will not be).
I think Colbert has really found his footing during the Virus in the last
week (his show with Bernie
Okay, I noticed the canned laughter this time.
Despite last night not being his best work, I still believe the show has
the finest writing staff in late nite. (I know, I'm a voice of one here.)
Here's a sample of the show at its best:
https://youtu.be/c5jkYN_wG7c
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In haven’t watched Bill Maher since the Bush administration...
On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 7:35 PM Kevin M. wrote:
> Calling Bill Maher (or his jokes) desperate is redundant
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> On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 7:33 PM Jon Delfin wrote:
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>> Anybody else think Bill Maher's monologue jokes sound even more de
Calling Bill Maher (or his jokes) desperate is redundant
On Fri, Apr 10, 2020 at 7:33 PM Jon Delfin wrote:
> Anybody else think Bill Maher's monologue jokes sound even more desperate
> than they did last week? The canned laughter makes it worse.
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Anybody else think Bill Maher's monologue jokes sound even more desperate
than they did last week? The canned laughter makes it worse.
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