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lastnighton.com | Matt Moore
Long before Seth Meyers became a late-night TV mainstay, he was a struggling new cast member trying to survive at Saturday Night Live. In a recent interview, Meyers looked back on that uncertain time and revealed the two people who helped steer his early career in the right direction. Seth Meyers might be known today for his sharp wit and smooth delivery, but his early days at SNL were anything but polished.
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3 weeks ago |
lastnighton.com | Matt Moore
Stephen Colbert found yet another reason to be disappointed in President Donald Trump. The Late Showhost mocked the president over reports that Trump does not read security briefings, leading Colbert to come up with some clever solutions. Colbert cited reports that Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard struggles to get President Trump to read about world events.
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3 weeks ago |
lastnighton.com | Matt Moore
You probably noticed something was missing in late-night TV last week. That's because The Late Show with Stephen Colbertwas off the air. But CBS provided a positive update about the show heading into the new week. The Late Show wasn't the only late-night show to go dark last week. The Memorial Day holiday provided some much-deserved time off for the likes of Seth Meyers, Jimmy Fallon, and the crew at The Daily Show. But it's back to work on Monday night.
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3 weeks ago |
lastnighton.com | Matt Moore
Bill Maher has never been one to shy away from confrontation. But when a guest on his Club Random podcast claimed the Real Time host was "full of s***," Maher pulled back as the conversation turned tense. Unsurprisingly, politics and Donald Trump caused the verbal sparring between Maher and playwright David Mamet.
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3 weeks ago |
lastnighton.com | Matt Moore
Late Night with Seth Meyershas had an extended absence from the air. The NBC show enters the new week following a two-week hiatus. So what should fans expect to see tonight? Seth Meyers and his team took some extra time to rest and recharge over the past two weeks. While other late-night shows used Memorial Day to get a week away, Late Night was already dark the week prior. The good news is that things are back to regularly scheduled programming on Monday.
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