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Amy Adams, Adam Davidson
Late Night with Seth Meyers - S8 - E34
John Mulaney drops by to give Seth his opinion on Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and Netflix’s The Crown, and then Seth chats with Amy Adams and Adam Davidson.
Late Night with Seth Meyers: Season 8 - 84 Episode s
8x1 - Elizabeth Banks, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Brendan Hunt
September 22, 2020
Seth takes A Closer Look at Republicans rushing to fill the Supreme Court seat left by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and speaks with Elizabeth Banks about Press Your Luck, Neil deGrasse Tyson about a meteor headed to Earth on Election Day and Brendan Hunt about Ted Lasso.
8x2 - Keith Urban, Rachel Dratch
September 23, 2020
Seth lets Amber Ruffin cover what’s happening in pop culture news with Amber Says What and speaks with Rachel Dratch and musical guest Keith Urban.
8x3 - Sarah Paulson, H. Jon Benjamin
September 24, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump holding another packed rally during the pandemic and talks with Sarah Paulson about Ratched and H. Jon Benjamin about Archer.
8x4 - Alicia Vikander, Maya Erskine & Anna Konkle
September 25, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump refusing to commit to a peaceful transition of power and speaks to Alicia Vikander about The Glorias and Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle about Season 2 of PEN15.
8x5 - Colin Quinn, Kim Cattrall, Jeff Rosenstock
September 29, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump being on the verge of putting a third justice on the Supreme Court, interviews Colin Quinn and Kim Cattrall and welcomes musical guest Jeff Rosenstock.
8x6 - Sarah Silverman, Lili Reinhart, Phoebe Bridgers
September 30, 2020
Seth sizzles through a list of topics and fires sick burns at some deserving subjects in another Ya Burnt, interviews Sarah Silverman and Lili Reinhart and welcomes musical guest Phoebe Bridgers.
8x7 - Taylor Schilling, Brian Stelter
October 1, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at President Trump debasing himself and the nation on live TV in a new A Closer Look and interviews actress Taylor Schilling and political commentator Brian Stelter.
8x8 - Cecily Strong, David Wright, Miranda July
October 2, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump trying to paint Biden as drugged up and senile in a new A Closer Look and interviews Cecily Strong, David Wright and Miranda July.
8x9 - Jessica Chastain, John Slattery
October 6, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump and a bunch of high-ranking Republican officials testing positive for the coronavirus in a new A Closer Look, interviews Jessica Chastain about her upcoming spy film, The 355, and talks to John Slattery about his new show, Next.
8x10 - Timothy Olyphant, Bob Woodward, BENEE
October 7, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at a symptomatic Trump staging a reckless photo op after leaving the hospital in a new A Closer Look, interviews Timothy Olyphant about the new installment of Fargo, talks to Bob Woodward about his new book, “Rage,” and welcomes musical guest BENEE to perform “Supalonely.”
8x11 - America Ferrera, Ina Garten, David Remnick
October 8, 2020
Seth quizzes 20-something Late Night writer Karen Chee on how many things from the past she can recognize, interviews America Ferrera about the new season of Superstore, talks to Ina Garten about her new book Modern Comfort Food and chats with David Remnick about his book The Fragile Earth.
8x12 - A Closer Look Thursday
October 8, 2020
Seth brings A Closer Look live to primetime to discuss President Trump’s ongoing election-induced meltdown and the White House’s attempt to cover up its expanding COVID-19 outbreak.
8x13 - Jim Parsons, Amber Ruffin, Yaa Gyasi
October 9, 2020
Seth has some strong words for the vice-presidential debate in a new Hey!, interviews Jim Parsons about The Boys in the Band, chats with Amber Ruffin about The Amber Ruffin Show and talks to Yaa Gyasi about her new book Transcendent Kingdom.
8x14 - Senator Amy Klobuchar, Ego Nwodim
October 20, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at President Trump’s poll margins declining as he continues to ignore the coronavirus spike in a new A Closer Look, interviews Sen. Amy Klobuchar about the Amy Coney Barrett hearings and chats with Ego Nwodim about Saturday Night Live.
8x15 - Adam Sandler, Jason Alexander
October 21, 2020
Seth reminisces about a simpler – albeit recent – time in a new Back in My Day, interviews Adam Sandler about his new Netflix film Hubie Halloween and talks to Jason Alexander about his new film Faith Based.
8x16 - Senator Cory Booker, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II
October 22, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at President Trump whining about campaigning in swing states and attacking 60 Minutes correspondent Lesley Stahl in a new A Closer Look, interviews Sen. Cory Booker about the Amy Coney Barrett hearings and chats with Yahya Abdul-Mateen II about his new film The Trial of the Chicago 7.
8x17 - Michael Keaton, HAIM
October 23, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at President Trump leaking footage from his 60 Minutes interview in a new A Closer Look, talks to Michael Keaton about his new film The Trial of the Chicago 7 and welcomes HAIM to chat about their new album Women in Music Pt. III and to perform “3 AM.”
8x18 - Gwen Stefani, Giancarlo Esposito
October 27, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at the Trump administration giving up on containing the coronavirus pandemic in a new A Closer Look, chats with Gwen Stefani about the new season of The Voice and interviews Giancarlo Esposito about season two of The Mandalorian.
8x19 - Natalie Portman, Cindy McCain, Dave Matthews
October 28, 2020
Seth recruits Amber Ruffin and Jenny Hagel to help him deliver jokes in a new Jokes Seth Can’t Tell, interviews Natalie Portman about her new children’s book Natalie Portman’s Fables, chats with Cindy McCain about the 2020 election and welcomes Dave Matthews for a performance of “Mercy.”
8x20 - Bette Midler, Bryan Washington
October 29, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at President Trump signaling his intent to steal the election through the Supreme Court in a new A Closer Look, chats with Bette Midler about the Hulaween Hocus Pocus reunion and interviews Bryan Washington about his new book Memorial.
8x21 - Sen. Bernie Sanders, Shepard Smith, Sleaford Mods
October 30, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at President Trump and his allies whining about social media in a new A Closer Look, talks to Sen. Bernie Sanders about the 2020 election, chats with Shepard Smith about his new CNBC show The News with Shepard Smith and welcomes Sleaford Mods for a performance of “Mork N Mindy.”
8x22 - John Mulaney, Kristen Welker, Tracy Chapman
November 3, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump threatening to prematurely declare victory and steal the election through the courts, chats with John Mulaney and Kristen Welker and then welcomes musical guest Tracy Chapman.
8x23 - Leslie Jones
November 5, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump and his allies falsely declaring victory, lying to discredit the results and trying to stop the count altogether and then chats with Leslie Jones.
8x24 - Chris Hayes, David Sedaris
November 6, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump’s path to reelection narrowing as the remaining swing states continue counting ballots and then chats with Chris Hayes and David Sedaris.
8x25 - John Legend, Sarah Cooper
November 10, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at the historic repudiation of Donald Trump, chats with John Legend and Sarah Cooper and then welcomes Legend for a musical performance.
8x26 - Demi Lovato, Edgar Ramirez, Ta-Nehisi Coates
November 11, 2020
Seth decodes the hot new slang kids are using in an all-new Seth Explains Teen Slang, welcomes Trump supporter and rapper Lil Doof (Amber Ruffin) for a special performance and then chats with Demi Lovato, Edgar Ramírez and Ta-Nehisi Coates.
8x27 - Ethan Hawke, Lewis Black
November 12, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at the Republican Party supporting Trump as he tries to invalidate the results of the 2020 election and then chats with Ethan Hawke and Lewis Black.
8x28 - Dan Aykroyd, Anya Taylor-Joy
November 13, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump and his campaign getting quickly batted down every time they file a new lawsuit and then chats with Dan Aykroyd and Anya Taylor-Joy.
8x29 - Kaley Cuoco, Cazzie David
November 17, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump irreversibly lighting American democracy on fire before interviewing Kaley Cuoco about The Flight Attendant and Cazzie David about her book No One Asked for This: Essays.
8x30 - Hugh Laurie, Rachel Bloom, LP
November 17, 2020
Seth lets Amber Ruffin recap what’s been happening in the news with a new Amber Says What, then speaks to Hugh Laurie and Rachel Bloom before welcoming musical guest LP.
8x31 - Hugh Grant, Emily Spivey
November 19, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump and senior members of the GOP engaging in an assault on democracy, speaks to Hugh Grant about The Undoing and reminisces about SNL with Emily Spivey.
8x32 - Michael Moore, Rich Eisen
November 20, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump trying to overturn the will of Michigan voters before speaking with Michael Moore and Rich Eisen.
8x33 - Mandy Moore, Jeff Tweedy
November 24, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump firing one of his lawyers after she claimed the election was rigged as part of a vast conspiracy, chats with Mandy Moore and Jeff Tweedy and then welcomes Tweedy for a musical performance.
8x34 - Amy Adams, Adam Davidson
November 25, 2020
John Mulaney drops by to give Seth his opinion on Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and Netflix’s The Crown, and then Seth chats with Amy Adams and Adam Davidson.
8x35 - John Oliver, Joe Buck
November 26, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump and his gang of very bad lawyers laying the groundwork to spend four years baselessly claiming the election was stolen from him and then chats with John Oliver and Joe Buck.
8x36 - The Meyers Family, Kurt Vile
November 27, 2020
Seth and his family sizzle through a list of topics and fire sick burns at some deserving subjects in an all-new Ya Burnt and then chat before welcoming musical guest Kurt Vile.
8x37 - Nick Kroll, Jeremy O. Harris, Sam Hunt
December 8, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election before speaking with guests Nick Kroll and Jeremy O. Harris and welcoming musical guest Sam Hunt.
8x38 - Jimmy Fallon, Joe Manganiello
December 9, 2020
Seth lets Late Night writer Jeff Wright come clean about why he’s jealous of Donald Trump before talking to guests Jimmy Fallon and Joe Manganiello and enduring another edition of Popsicle Schtick.
8x39 - Aubrey Plaza, Natalie Palamides
December 10, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at the Supreme Court dealing Trump another legal defeat before speaking with guests Aubrey Plaza and Natalie Palamides.
8x40 - Blake Shelton, Jenny Slate, My Morning Jacket
December 11, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at Trump joining Texas in a long-shot lawsuit to overturn the results of the 2020 election before speaking with guests Blake Shelton and Jenny Slate and welcoming musical guest My Morning Jacket.
8x41 - The Chicks, Jamie Demetriou, Christina Aguilera
December 15, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at the Electoral College voting to make Joe Biden the next president of the United States, then chats with The Chicks and Jamie Demetriou before welcoming musical guest Christina Aguilera.
8x42 - Amanda Seyfried, Craig Robinson, Mehdi Hasan
December 16, 2020
Seth has some strong words for Republicans who refuse to accept the election results in a new Hey! then chats with Amanda Seyfried, Craig Robinson and Mehdi Hasan.
8x43 - Stacey Abrams, Holland Taylor
December 17, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at the Republican Party and right-wing media still insisting there’s a way for Trump to subvert the will of the voters and remain in office and then chats with Stacey Abrams and Holland Taylor.
8x44 - Kristen Wiig, Carrie Underwood
December 18, 2020
Seth takes a closer look at the president and his enablers continuing their attempt to end democracy, then chats with Kristen Wiig and Carrie Underwood before hearing a musical performance from Underwood.
8x45 - Amy Poehler, Burna Boy
January 5, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Trump pressuring Georgia’s secretary of state to overturn election results before speaking with Amy Poehler and welcoming musical guest Burna Boy.
8x46 - Chelsea Handler, Maika & Maritza Moulite
January 6, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at President Trump defending his possibly illegal phone call with Georgia officials, then chats with Chelsea Handler and authors Maika and Maritza Moulite.
8x47 - Nicolle Wallace, Killer Mike
January 7, 2021
Seth takes a moment to address the surreal and horrifying scenes of an armed insurrection incited, directed and encouraged by Donald Trump before speaking with guests Nicolle Wallace and Killer Mike.
8x48 - Bill Hader, Fran Lebowitz
January 8, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at how House and Senate Republicans tried to throw out the results of the presidential election even after a violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, then chats with Bill Hader and Fran Lebowtiz.
8x49 - John Goodman, Amber Ruffin & Lacey Lamar, Future Islands
January 12, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at the Republicans who incited the violent insurrection at the Capitol telling everyone it’s “time to move on,” then chats with John Goodman, Amber Ruffin and Lacey Lamar before welcoming musical guest Future Islands.
8x50 - Carey Mulligan, Leslie Jordan, Neil Gaiman
January 13, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at House Democrats calling on Vice President Pence to remove President Trump through the 25th Amendment, then chats with Carey Mulligan, Leslie Jordan and Neil Gaiman.
8x51 - Bobby Moynihan, Rep. Andy Kim
January 14, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at the House voting to impeach President Trump for inciting last week’s Capitol insurrection, then chats with Bobby Moynihan and Rep. Andy Kim.
8x52 - Anne Hathaway, Jane Levy
January 15, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at a twice-impeached Trump turning against some of his closest allies as his White House gets packed up, then chats with Anne Hathaway and Jane Levy.
8x53 - James Spader, Julia Michaels
January 19, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at the damage President Trump will leave behind, then chats with James Spader before welcoming musical guest Julia Michaels.
8x54 - Rachel Maddow, Billie Piper
January 20, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at how Donald Trump spent his last day as president of the United States, then chats with Rachel Maddow and Billie Piper.
8x55 - Chris Hayes
January 21, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Joe Biden being inaugurated as the 46th president of the United States, then chats with Chris Hayes.
8x56 - Sen. Bernie Sanders, Abby Phillip
January 22, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Joe Biden working to clean up the mess left by Donald Trump on his first full day as president, then chats with Sen. Bernie Sanders and Abby Phillip.
8x57 - Gillian Anderson, Kate Flannery, Bartees Strange
January 26, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at the GOP stonewalling President Biden’s agenda, then touches base with Gillian Anderson and Kate Flannery before welcoming musical guest Bartees Strange.
8x58 - Ted Danson, Brooks Wheelan, Ann Patchett
January 27, 2021
Seth fires off sick burns at deserving topics in a new Ya Burnt before speaking with guests Ten Danson, Brooks Wheelan and Ann Patchett.
8x59 - Stanley Tucci, Kate Berlant & Jacqueline Novak
January 28, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Republicans doing everything possible to sabotage President Biden’s agenda before speaking with guests Stanley Tucci, Kate Berlant and Jacqueline Novak.
8x60 - Desus & Mero, Ryan Shazier
January 29, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Republicans getting upset about President Joe Biden not working with them, then speaks with Desus & Mero and Ryan Shazier.
8x61 - Post Malone, Mary Steenburgen
February 2, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at President Biden agreeing to meet with GOP senators after Republicans whined about the supposed lack of bipartisanship in his response to the COVID-19 crisis, then chats with Post Malone and Mary Steenburgen.
8x62 - David Duchovny, Elizabeth Olsen, Wright Thompson
February 3, 2021
Seth has some strong words for the unnecessary annual tradition of Groundhog Day in a new Hey!, then chats with David Duchovny, Elizabeth Olsen and Wright Thompson.
8x63 - Amy Schumer, Thomas Middleditch
February 4, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Republicans making it clear they’re willing to excuse the behavior of Donald Trump and Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, then chats with Amy Schumer and Thomas Middleditch.
8x64 - Michelle Pfeiffer, The Tenderloins, Baio
February 5, 2021
Seth welcomes actress Michelle Pfeiffer, comedy troupe The Tenderloins, a musical performance by Baio, and Matt Cameron sits in with the 8G Band.
8x65 - Bill Burr, Justin Hartley
February 9, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at former President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial being a chance to hold Trump accountable for his crimes, then chats with Bill Burr and Justin Hartley.
8x66 - Casey Affleck, Anthony Atamanuik
February 10, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at the beginning of former President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial, then chats with Casey Affleck and Anthony Atamanuik.
8x67 - Allison Janney, Rep. Cori Bush
February 11, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Senate Republicans sticking with former President Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial, then chats with Allison Janney and Rep. Cori Bush.
8x68 - Will Forte, Annie Mumolo
February 12, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at the House impeachment managers presenting a damning and powerful case against former President Donald Trump this week, then chats with Will Forte and Annie Mumolo.
8x69 - Secretary Pete Buttigieg, The Hold Steady
February 23, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at the Republican Party lying about the Green New Deal and the 2020 election as the U.S. passes a grim coronavirus milestone, then chats with Secretary Pete Buttigieg before welcoming musical guest The Hold Steady.
8x70 - Colin Jost, Harvey Guillén
February 24, 2021
Seth decodes the hot new slang kids are using in an all-new Teen Slang, then chats with Colin Jost and Harvey Guillén.
8x71 - Ice-T, Tracey Wigfield
February 25, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at some glimmers of hope on the horizon nearly one year after the COVID-19 pandemic radically changed our lives, then chats with Ice-T and Tracey Wigfield.
8x72 - David Spade, Jason Mantzoukas
February 26, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Republicans continuing to rally around former President Donald Trump as he prepares to deliver his first speech since leaving office, then chats with David Spade and Jason Mantzoukas.
8x73 - Kenan Thompson, Steven Yeun, Julien Baker
March 2, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at former President Donald Trump making his first post-presidency public appearance at the Conservative Political Action Conference, then chats with Kenan Thompson and Steven Yeun before welcoming musical guest Julien Baker.
8x74 - Regina King, Kathryn Hahn, Chang-Rae Lee
March 3, 2021
Seth lets Amber Ruffin recap what’s been happening in the news with a new Amber Says What, then chats with Regina King, Kathryn Hahn and Chang-rae Lee.
8x75 - Jake Tapper, Glynn Turman
March 4, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Texas and Mississippi announcing that they’re lifting their COVID-19 restrictions against the strong warnings of public health officials, then chats with Jake Tapper and Glynn Turman.
8x76 - Ike Barinholtz, Lilly Singh
March 5, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Senate Democrats clearing a procedural hurdle to pass their COVID-19 relief bill, then chats with Ike Barinholtz and Lilly Singh.
8x77 - Eddie Murphy, Guy Fieri
March 8, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Republicans refusing to vote for Biden’s .9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill before catching up with Eddie Murphy and Guy Fieri.
8x78 - Don Johnson, Christina Hendricks, Fruit Bats
March 10, 2021
Seth interviews Melania Trump (Amber Ruffin) about the Office of Melania Trump, then catches up with Don Johnson and Christina Hendricks before welcoming musical guest Fruit Bats.
8x79 - Bill Gates, Audra McDonald
March 11, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Democrats passing a .9trillion COVID relief bill before catching up with Bill Gates and Audra McDonald.
8x80 - Amy Poehler, Phoebe Bridgers
March 12, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at President Biden signing his .9 trillion COVID relief bill on the one-year anniversary of the pandemic before catching up with Amy Poehler and Phoebe Bridgers.
8x81 - Jennifer Garner, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Valerie June
March 16, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at dozens of prominent New York Democrats calling on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to resign, then catches up with Jennifer Garner and Rep. Jamie Raskin before welcoming musical guest Valerie June.
8x82 - Joel McHale, Yara Shahidi, Mark Harris
March 17, 2021
Late Night writers Amber Ruffin and Jenny Hagel read some jokes that would sound wrong coming from Seth in a new Jokes Seth Can’t Tell, then Seth catches up with Joel McHale, Yara Shahidi and Mark Harris.
8x83 - Dr. Anthony Fauci, Diane von Furstenberg
March 18, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Fox News and the GOP struggling to criticize President Biden’s coronavirus response, then catches up with Dr. Anthony Fauci and Diane von Furstenberg.
8x84 - Sarah Silverman, Nico Hiraga
March 19, 2021
Seth takes a closer look at Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell promising a “scorched earth” Senate if Democrats change the filibuster to pass sweeping and urgently needed democracy reforms, then catches up with Sarah Silverman and Nico Hiraga.