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Seth Meyers takes a moment to address some of the errors from this week of Late Night, like mispronouncing “journeyman” before sharing the story of Phyllis Stein.
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haha first to corrections
ReplyOr digital only means better than television..
ReplyStill the highlight of my week 😀
Reply“not good enough for television”
ReplyAhhhhhhh.
You are a comedian.
Because that’s a joke!
“Not good for television” and yet it feels very natural and entertaining, more segments like this would be good.
ReplyThought seth was asking what PAWG stood for at first
ReplyI love this bit please keep it forever. Those lousy “tv” people wouldn’t know a great digital “EXCLUSIVE!!!!!” It it yelled in their face!
Replywhose with me 🙋🏻♀️?
I was looking for this…
Reply☘️”Saurish Ronan” 🇮🇪👌🏻 Saoirse will be delighted 🤣
ReplyThat whole Cadence and Deborah correction bit has mad Mulaney energy since he did a bit in his standup about being surprised so many women in the Bible has “normal names”
ReplyHilarious! 🤣🤣
Replythis is my favorite thing to wake up to on friday
ReplyI have a strange feeling Seth is making all of this up
ReplyI think papa meyers need to come on corrections now. For Seth.
ReplyNow, they’re purposely making more mistakes so they have material for next week. (He literally made a mistake in EVERY correction)
Still funny.
ReplyThe Candace of Sheba got me. I enjoy this running bit.
ReplyAs of late Seth has not been delivering the goods. I don’t really understand the jokes and the monologues are a bit confusing. These are jokes for 40-50 yrs olds.
ReplyThis is pure comedy. ♥♥♥♥
ReplyI wish Seth was as funny as he evidently thinks he is.
ReplyI can’t believe this isn’t on television.
Replyum, actually, it’s pronounced sir-shuh
ReplyThis is one of my FAVOURITE segments – never stop!
ReplyDon’t be such a Nimrod when it comes to Biblical literacy, Seth!
ReplyHey. I love these ramblings, more please.
ReplyBest segment
ReplyCorrecting the correction… It’s time to tell them it’s bollocks and they can sod off
ReplyWhy is correction so much more enjoyable that the actual show, I just don’t know how this throw away idea is working so brilliantly
Reply“Corrections” is getting longer and longer, love it!
ReplyWould be nice maybe to have Fred Armisan drop by to play the Psychiatrist once a month, giving you an ‘analysis’ and ’cause’ of the slip ups you’ve been making.
Love Corrections!
Replyyour therapist played by, Andy Samberg. I know you said she, but i still think he fits the part.
ReplyBest thing in Youtube right now! Seth is Amazing!!
ReplyMay I venture a guess? TV version is for everyone and Digital Corrections is only for Americans? The private jokes are so numerous I soletimes feel I’m watching Chinese TV…
ReplyWhat
ReplyYASSSSSSS CANDICE!!!!!! 😆😆🤣😆🤣
ReplyI wish I could see the crew too during these segments. Also during tiny secret whispers
ReplyKUNDUCKY WASNT INCLUDED TIME TO RIOT
Replywtf is a pog???
ReplyI love this segment so much, but I’m just sitting here learning because all the content is too white for me to even notice a correction needed to be made in the first place XD
I love this
ReplyCorrection, as a person from the region of Africa now known as Ethiopia, the Queen of Sheba would have drank Tej or T’ej, a honey based alcoholic wine, not a grape based wine like Pinot Grigio or Pinot Noir, as your joke with Phyllis Stein would imply. In fact, according to some translations of the bible and similar legends from the region, the Queen of Sheba famously brought Tej as a gift to King Solomon along with a caravan of spices and gold on a trade mission, and they toasted to their civilization’s peace and union with the Tej, and she supposedly got so drunk, she went to his bed, returned to her kingdom, and then bore King Solomon’s child. Now that is a walk-of-shame, or rather a “caravan-of-shame.”
ReplyPart of me doesn’t want the audience to come back to this show, because I feel like Seth is one of the only late night personalities who has THRIVED in this format
ReplyYou should have Sean McLoughlin or known as Jacksepticeye an Irishman to help ya he always has to help his other youtuber friends with theirs
ReplyPhyllis Stein is my favorite biblical character.
Replypinot is red or white …good job seth.
ReplyMost enjoyable 10 minutes of my day 👌
ReplyNow I want to know who corrected him on Pino Noir
ReplyThree cheers for Seth!! Lending himself to the anal retentive MUST BE CORRECT crowd! Hip Hip!! .. Hip Hip!! .. Hip Hip!!
A**clowns better leave Sef alone!!!(Yelled like Brian Regan)
Reply1:49 I see she still has that -face shield- ping-pong paddle for spittle …
ReplyLove it!
ReplyLove/Hate this! He’s encouraging people to be more annoying but he seems so earnest.
Reply4:40 This sommelier is from Somalia!?
ReplyI love this ^-^
Reply*Philistines weren’t Israelites or Israelis, just so you know.
ReplyWhat exactly does he mean “digital exclusive”? Aren’t TV broadcasts digital yet in 🇺🇸?
ReplyIsn’t it Benjamin Frankman?
ReplyNot true.. my black cat is named pinot noir!
ReplyIn three months this segment will be an hour and a half long just to address all the running correction-gags that keep building on each other and I am HERE FOR IT!
ReplyMore corrections: “Digital Exclusive” isn’t “a fancy word.” It’s a fancy *term*.
Reply“She was very indifferent and hostile to the arts.” Though it’s possible to be indifferent to something at one time and hostile toward it at another, those attitudes are mutually exclusive. The phrase “very indifferent and hostile” is either wrong or sloppy. Also, a case could be made that it is impossible to be “very” indifferent to something. If ‘indifferent’ means ‘not to care’, you can’t NOT do something to a greater or lesser degree. It’s like being dead (i.e. not living). You can’t be “very” dead.
In the time of the bible, what would they have had in museums?
ReplyThis is the best segment ever. Also tell the haters it’s OK that you said Revorse Mortage! It just means your brain can read or see what you’re going to say before you can verbalize it so sometimes similar sounds get mixed up. You can read faster from the cue cards than you can say the words. I think it might be a similar language slip to a Spoonerism. “An error in speech in which corresponding consonants, vowels, or morphemes are switched between two words in a phrase.”
So you switched the “or” sound from mortgage with the “er” sound in reverse. So it would sound more like revORse mERgage. 😅 but you got mortgage right. Any language experts here who know exactly what it is called?
ReplyThis has become the highlight of my week.
ReplyPhillis Stein made me cry with laughing. I love this SO MUCH
ReplyAs someone who was in middle and high school during the height of LMFAO, I 110% agree that it is incorrect to play shots without the “EVERYBODY”. You besmirch their artwork, you absolute Phyllisstein
Reply“Yas Candace” is actually a plausible phrase in both ancient Hebrew and Greek depending on pronunciation, century, and verb-tense. As you mentioned, Candace [kdke] is a title not a name, roughly equivalent to Queen.
Except (very minor correction):
While they might have known roughly what the word meant, it would have still sounded notably foreign (Meroitic) to a native speaker of any of the main languages of the bible (Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic, etc). That means a more accurate *transliteration* of kdke/candace into English isn’t “Queen” but something like Tsarina, Tsar, Emir, Sultan, or Khan.
Love the segment. Keep it up!
Oh, and “Yas Candace” could be pronounced in a way that basically means:
Greek: “Hello Queen,” but the “hello” is sort of like “cheers.”
So you could easily translate the Greek as “Cheers to the Queen,” or using a more idiomatic translation (for a British audience), “God save the Queen.”
Ancient Hebrew: “”Discipline Queen” but the “discipline” carries more the connotation of warning, guiding, teaching.
You could easily translate the Hebrew to “lord save me” or “lord help me” as an exclamation.
The Hebrew version of “Yas Candace” is more likely to have actually been used historically, as there was a large Jewish population in Ethiopia during the reign of the Candace Queens. (And there is still a sizable modern Ethiopian Jewish community).
Anyway, my point is: it’s fairly safe to say that someone living in Ethiopia over two thousand years ago said “Yas Candace” at least once.
cites:
Replyhttps://www.abarim-publications.com/Meaning/Candace.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meroitic_language
https://www.tripsavvy.com/greek-language-yasou-1525953
https://biblehub.com/hebrew/3256.htm
https://www.christianlingua.com/different-types-of-translation-explained/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Jews_in_Ethiopia
I also enjoyed this segment. Good Content. Seth is more cynical in this format, and therefore funnier than normal, a bit more off-script banter is nice to see, especially when it cuts to a random crew member.
ReplyThis segment should be called “Corrections, followed by corrections of corrections, followed by debate of the aforementioned corrections, which will lead to other corrections leaving viewers in total confusion as to which/what corrections are correct”. HELP!!!!!!!
ReplyLOTS OF LOVE!
ReplyABOUT WINE—
ACTUALLY Pinot refers to the roots of the word “Pine” from “pine cone” making a nod to the shape of clusters of wine.
So your correctioners are wrong about what pinot means, especially when Pinot Noir is one of America’s top 3 most popular wines, giving it more creed to mean “Pinot NOIR” would be what you meant when you said “Pinot”
This has quickly become one of my favorite parts of the week. Hilarious and educational.
ReplyThese just keep getting better. This one was a great exhibition of comic chops and timing. Good stuff!
ReplySeth, I another Seth, do hereby call you out you PHILISTINE! 🙂 In the US Marine Corps, POG is slang for a non-infantry serviceman (a Person Other than Grunt). Idk if that is the origin of 90s pogs, but i was only born in 1995
ReplyBen Franklin did not invent electricity. Thomas Jefferson did.
Reply😂🤣😂😅😅😅😜😜
ReplyThis is the best segment. I love how you can actually pick out the laughs. Like you can totally tell when John Mulaney or Amber is laughing.
ReplyThanks for the Phyllis Stein riff.
ReplyWhoever said this is not good enough for TV is right…but it is GREAT for Youtube.
ReplyYou did say reverse, but it sounded weird because that was the bit where you were doing Biden. 🙂
ReplyThis is my absolute favorite segment.
ReplyThis is my absolute favorite new segment.
ReplyUmh, Pharao meant something like ‘great house,’ not king. It WAS a title bestowed on rulers/kings of Egypt from around the 12th century BC, but it seems to have referred to that rulers responsibility for the cosmic order of Egypt, maat.
Only from around the 7th BC did pharao become a customary epiteth of Eqyptian kings.
But I feel like this was a setup. Too easy.
ReplyPapa POGs
ReplyThis segment is so fun
ReplyThe minute I see this segment, I click!
ReplyPerfect content
ReplyI love this digital exclusive.
And only because I also remind my husband, it is Phi•LIS•tine (fuh LIS teen) not Phil•is•tine (Phil liss teen). 😉 But I like Phyllis Stein too 😆
ReplyYou’re hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣
ReplyI think that the fact that this is online only needs to be corrected. Give us a full episode of corrections during hiatus.
Reply“Revorce mortgage” I thought was a funny Biden-sim, and exactly the way I would expect him to say it.
ReplyI genuinely thought it was really well written and made me laugh because I thought it was dead-on!
It wasn’t a mistake, Seth was just in character.
Thank you, Seth. This is fucking bonkers and I appreciate all your hard work.
ReplyThis was honestly one of my favorite corrections ever! You are fucking hilarious!💜💜
ReplyPOG is now an IPA with the flavors mentioned, so there’s a connection to Pogs!?
ReplyI just realized that Seth, too, has a Black second like all the other white guy hosts. Her name is Amber. And I find that interesting.
ReplyPOGS, actually started as the game “milkcaps” – the playing pieces were originally circular cardboard caps for glass milk bottles.
ReplyThis segment is one of my favorite things on the internet
ReplyIsn’t POG Pineapple Orange Guava, not Passionfruit? I’m not confident.
ReplyI absolutely love* Corrections.
I realized I misspelled “love” as “live”, so I came back to correct that.
Reply“Journeyman” was the name of an excellent TV series back in 2007.
ReplyScotts man? It’s Scotsman. 😂
ReplySeth: “Nobody thinks this is a good idea”
Reply*loud, disembodied amber ruffin laughter leads other laughter*
In your Sept 16, 2020 Closer Look you joked that Billy Joel fans don’t want to hear his new music but he hasn’t put out a full rock/pop album since 1993’s River of Dreams! His classical album Fantasies & Delusions came out in 2001. He has released 2 singles since then but no other albums. Please address this correction!
Reply“Journeyman” was a fantastic 1-season TV show that got fucked over by the writer’s strike.
ReplyWhat to call people that don’t know anything about wine? Potheads
ReplyNot me thinking he was gonna say Play of the Game when he asked what POG stood for…
ReplyLmfao No Seth.. Your cutting out the middle man! Alas, keep it up.. at least this isn’t some cut up fucking Jimmy Fallon <3
Reply‘Wee’ is 100% what irish people say. I’m irish. I say it all the time. Sorry to add to your corrections but you nailed the Prime Minister this time 🥳
ReplyThis kind of stuff is why I love Seth. That and because I am OBSESSED
ReplyI’m enjoying this segment, even if you’re only doing it to show your dad that you’re perfect.
Reply“Sour Reese Ronan!” – Love it! I know that was deliberate – I saw the segment where you interviewed her.
ReplyThere’s Pinot Noir and Grigio. People are so, uh, bored I guess?
ReplyIt is serious fun, when you make fun, of fun. I sense a snowball of something here…I just can not put my funger on it.
ReplyTHIS SEGMENT IS MY FAVORITE.
ReplyPart of me is actually happy that Seth or one of his researchers or writers might have read my post in last week’s Corrections _digital exclusive_ and used that for the Taoiseach bit… of course, it could have been any number of other posts saying the same thing.
But I was secretly hoping that Seth might address the ‘Irish Prime Minister’ correction for a second time … and he did! Yay!
ReplyNailed the Irish pronunciation!!
ReplyYou know the Scotts are going to come after you next week. The bible Thumpers will be even worse.
ReplyCould you possibly refrain from saying “What else do we got” in Corrections, or, for that matter, anywhere else?
ReplyI have no idea, but I’m gonna guess that farao doesn’t actually means king. 😜
ReplyThis is the best segment by far.
ReplyI don’t know who told you Irish people don’t say wee, we say wee all the time! “Give us a wee sip”, “he’s a wee prick”, “I’m going for a wee”, all we do is wee!
ReplyNext week- “Corrections- at a restaurant don’t ask your Somalia. Ask your sommelier.”
Or ask your friends Irvine and Phyllis to order the wine for you.
ReplyThe fact that this late night talk show has ongoing LORE sets it apart so much from all other shows
Reply🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
ReplyBest one yet.
ReplyHe pronounced taoiseach really well this time
ReplyI want a Corrections section dedicated to apologizing for insulting poor Spot (the Boston Dynamics robot dog that was practically disfigured by the police). You showed a bit of the promo video of Spot in a dangerous work environment, but you didn’t show any of the video of Spot dancing, did you?!?! Spot can’t help joining the leagues of the police dogs manipulated and forced into danger by police. Spot just loves to dance and be helpful. #JusticeForSpot
ReplyI seriously thought this was going to end up with “SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS SHOTS” and feel that was a missed opportunity. No one had to tell Seth it was coming either.
ReplySpeaking as a 36 year old who collected pogs at the hight of popularity, why do you have to treat me this way?
ReplySeth! … you know what they say about opinions and a..h….! … everyone has one .
ReplyKudos to you you’re awesome
in your recent interview with Melissa Villaseñor you said “You have a wide breath of skills.” I think you meant “breadth.” Maybe you said “breadth” but it sounded like “breath.” The caption caught it was “breadth” but it was really borderline and I had to rewatch it a few times to hear it the right way. Anyway, hope this helps.
ReplyYou weren’t cool unless you were into Pogs sometime in the 93-95 time period. I think I actually only played it once. It was more about collecting the pogs and slammers. As a 10 year old I had already realized that some fads come back around and some things get more expensive as they get older. So yes, I’ve been holding onto pogs and slammers for the last 25+ years in the hopes that they’d be popular again one day.
ReplyCORRECTION – Hi – I am Irish and we say “wee” all the time. All. The. Time.
ReplyNo it is a correction you’re f****** it all up bro play it the right way!
ReplyCalling Shoemaker out for being a Phyllis Stein? Man, Seth is such an Irving Stein
ReplyCORRECTION: “Digital Exclusive” is a fancy phrase or fancy title. It is not a fancy word.
ReplyThis is my favourite segment. Never stop with this digital exclusive.
ReplyDuude, this experiment gone awry has grown to become more than 10 minutes long
Reply(In Amber’s voice:) SETH, this is not good for youu-*_wAH_*
For example Candice Bergen IS a queen. So who came up with the name Seth? Or as much as I love her. who came up with ‘Amber’?
ReplyI love love love this segment
ReplyI do love this segment. I know it might feel like we’re picking on Seth, but it’s a funny way to revisit past jokes and add on. Plus, being able to laugh at ourselves is really relatable.
ReplyWe wouldn’t have “Yaas Candice!” without corrections.
Love what you’re doing Seth, I hope these comments don’t start to really bother you!
This is my favorite segment. “Yass Candace!”
ReplyI think this is a good idea
ReplyThis should be aired on TV 😂
ReplyThis week I posted a comment on a monologue video where Seth did a great impression and I said it was “awesome”. I wasn’t trying to get upvotes, just point out that it was a great impression, but a woman said using the word “awesome” was “faddish” and that it bugged her. So I really want to improve my language use, especially in my YouTube comments where literate quality is an essential part of my very existence, so yes, this was an enjoyable and humorous video indeed. And it was awesome.
ReplyWhy does Seth Meyers look like he’s been embalmed more and more each day
ReplyI hate to be *that guy,* but while we’re all piling on Seth Meyers:
ReplyFrom Thursday’s _Closer Look:_ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UWSygPY0l4&t=8m20s
8:20: “He [Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy (R)] was not ready for her to actually have such a detailed, _sub*STANT*ive_ list…”
According to Merriam-Webster, the correct pronunciation is _“*SUB*stantive.”_
But wait, you say, Merriam-Webster lists _“sub*STANT*ive”_ as an alternate, accepted pronunciation!
Well, yes, but according to Merriam-Webster, that pronunciation is only accepted for the subsense “expressing existence” and the sense “having the nature or function of a noun”/“relating to or having the character of a noun or pronominal term in logic,” neither of which was what Seth intended AFAICT.
So Seth’s pronunciation for the senses he almost certainly intended (“substantial,” “considerable in amount or numbers,” and/or “having substance”) is strictly nonstandard *_FAIL_*
sommelier does not sound like Somalia, Seth. This segment is an Ouroboros of segments, a perpetual correction machine, and I love it
ReplyThis is such a great and silly segment. I love hearing the crew and writers laugh so hard at all the in jokes and digs. My favorite’s when you hear Amber. 😂
ReplyI was so ready for him to say the “Shots” comment wasn’t a correction then play it anyway. He’s going to give us that “Everybody” eventually.
ReplySounds like Seth has an issue with scottish people… 😒
ReplyI was hoping someone else would correct last week’s error, when you pronounced Princess Eugenie “yoo-GENIE” but it’s pronounced “YOU-zhuh-nee,” and I have yet to hear any broadcaster pronounce it correctly so you could be the first. Also I believe “waistcoat” and “breeches” would have been “WES-cot” and “britches” in Franklin’s time. Though I don’t know how the South Boston thief might have pronounced it.
ReplyCorrections is probably my favorite thing on Seth Meyers now, it’s seriously up there with A Closer Look 😂
ReplyBest corrections yet!
ReplyUmmm, I’m pretty sure that in America “Philistine” is pronounced “philistEEn” (as in “Yas Qween”), whereas in England the general pronunciation is “philistINE”, (as in the word “wine”, of which Pinot Noir is a type). Seth used the American pronunciation at first, but then transitioned to the English translation to make his “Phyllis Stein” joke. To which I say, “PICK A LANE MEYERS”.
ReplyHas no one mentioned the actually true fact that the wife of Herod – that is, King Herod the great, slaughterer (allegedly) of the innocents – was called Doris? That’s right. “Doris Herod.”
ReplyI don’t know who is or did the CGI of seth but when your awake you can see it isn’t him. Must be in Gitmo now
ReplyPossible correction weren’t pogs an old-timey cap for milk bottles??? Ask the sea captain surely he will know.
ReplyTo think that YouTube commentators said that late night tv host had hard time dealing with this « no-audience » period… this weekly bit proves them wrong. I absolutely love it
ReplyI re watched the clip where you plates “shots” and I agree…my body yearned for an “eevveryyybooddddy!”
Replyperfect this time
ReplyWait, are you trying to tell me that all of Seth’s “mispronounciations” are NOT some elaborate code to use true believers?!?! What am I going to do with all these push pins and red string?
ReplyPeople “pointing out” the “pinot” problem reveal a huge problem with U.S. citizens. In the same or less time that it takes to point this out, one could use the internet to check their claim and realize their mistake.
Reply💕Love Seth SO much! He’s so natural at rapid fire speaking, I love when I have a delayed reaction and laugh after he’s on to the next 😉 Then he gets called out for a little Flub.
This segment needs to be balanced out by a segment with what viewers loved 🥰
ReplyI love this segment so much
ReplyOkay, I don’t want to come off as a Phyllis Stein, or Karen Stein, but POG isn’t just Passion Fruit… When ordering shave ice in Ka’anapali, the P stands for PINEAPPLE… I mean come on…
ReplyIs this supposed to be funny?
ReplyI honestly thought Seth was talking about being a PAWG enthusiast… and then when he explained the acronym I realized he and John are even more twisted than I believed.
Replypharaoh actually refers to the kings house, it does not mean king
ReplyI’m getting early Conan vibes with these fan corrections. Very funny and cool to get a behind the scenes look 😎 at Seth and the crew having fun again!!!
ReplyUmmmm… PassionOrangeGuava “POG” is still a favorite drink in Hawaii. Don’t be disrespecting POG that way.
ReplyDuh Seth!
ReplyMore corrections please!
Replycorrection: this is an digital exclusive so why do they beep out ‘fucking’ at 10:13. guys, we gotta take this seriously.
ReplyThis is some of my favorite Seth. This feels like Seth’s writing. The crew seems genuinely guffawed throughout.
Also, the tone is perfect.
ReplyFor the next Corrections: Correctioners (def) obsolete: a person who administers correction,. As in a corrections officer. I don’t believe the person pointing out your mistakes did so in the capacity of a corrections officer. You should have said “Corrector”: one who corrects.
ReplyWhen they booted the audience, it became MY show. This is exactly the kind of comedy I love. You don’t really get this style of comedy outside of the podcast format (and I remember similarly niched references in Veronica Mars and Armando Iannucci shows), but I’m so happy it’s on my tv now.
Reply💜💜💜💜💜
ReplyCorrection: I think this is a great idea
Replysounds like Shone not Shawn for Neil Schon. 🙂
ReplyHuh, Shamos is Scottish, that’s funny. By the way Seth we ALL heard “revorce”
ReplyI love this please don’t stop
Reply“Did you watch corrections papa ? “ 😂😂😂😭
ReplyDad why do you have to be such a Phyllis Stein
Reply“Yaaaaaas “Candace”” was delivered with such authenticity and conviction…. priceless, yasss Seth, Yaas
ReplySo you sacked you’re Scottish writer because he was a Scotsman?!
Yer a wee bawbag!! ✌️🏴🇺🇲
ReplyThis…was time well spent…for everyone involved.
ReplyThese are the best conversations I have all week. Thank you.
ReplyYou are the best
ReplySeth
And your team
Please keep this going after the lockdown
The ancient philistine empire was known for producing very little original art. They preferred to import art from conquered nations or to copy motifs from others. They made great claims about their culture and style when in reality they were bluffing. Also see “dilettante”. A dabbler.
ReplyI literally laughed so loud watching this my family asked if I was ok. i never laugh out loud.
ReplyI hope this means that John Mulaney is out of rehab. Been thinking of him and hoping he’s doing ok. His is a strong Asian-American woman and deserves our respect!!!!!
ReplyWonder how long he’s going to keep doing this bit. This segment keeps getting longer…
ReplyCandace of Shiba was a really good callback joke.
ReplyWait can we get you to summarize a chapter or excerpt from the Bible bc technically it’s public domain and won’t cost y’all anything…. I would like to see it bc I never learned it as a child. Very interested in this… Phyllistine you speak of….
ReplyCorrections is so special to me I will always revere it
ReplyALEX HAHAHAHHAA
ReplyThis reminds me of cable access TV. I like your angle.
ReplyThis is better than prime time
ReplyThis is the best content from Seth Meyer show.
ReplyThis was hilarious. Also, he pronounced “polysemic” wrong. 4:05 Hopefully we’ll see that corrected next week.
Reply… “Between me and the Audience” should be “Between the Audience and I”.
Only a narccistic TV personality would position themselves as more important than the Audience!
ReplyYeah I totally was into POG’s in elementary school LOL But I am pretty sure I am older than John Mulaney…..
ReplySrry
ReplyYass Candance 😂😂😂
ReplySeth’s so naturally funny! He’s for sure my fave late night host!!
ReplyLove these segments. Anyone else wonder what’s really written down on Seth’s notecard that says “this area has been cleaned and disinfected” on the back? Can’t possibly be a list of talking points? Can it?? 😂 Also, isn’t “cleaned AND disinfected” redundant??
ReplyI think homonym was correct; I remember the instance. FIRE SOMEBODY, literally. That’s polysemic!
ReplyJust FYI, there is a Phyllis in the Bible. Just kidding, it’s actually Phoebe, but how funny would that have been?
Reply*Sad Jay Pharaoh noises*
ReplyThat Phyllis Stein riff tho 👌 Seth is so sharp
Replyplease never stop
ReplyYes! You do you!
ReplyCorrection for like a month ago. You did a bit with a guy living entirely in the twitter verse where he kept awkwardly using Cis-Het to describe himself and Seth. Speaking as a transwoman that character lacks verisimilitude. IRL there is no guy like that who doesn’t self identify as Non-Binary purely in online spaces and calls trans people ‘Trans Med Exclusionary” if he gets called out on it being an affected bit of appropriation. No hate for my NB siblings in the fight for equality, but you know exactly who I am talking about.
BTW Corrections is awesome. Seth should use these along with The Sea Captain stuff to form a compilation video of his journey through the madness of the plague year.
ReplyJust one more correction: sommelier – not sommalier 😎
ReplyHysterically funny.
ReplyBest part of the show.
ReplyIam just watching this, I am your age and had not heard of ‘Pogs’I’m not a complete c..t, just a little one,just not pogged ever.
ReplyChange the background to a house of mirrors, then call the show, “Reflections on Corrections.”
ReplyThis is honestly becoming one of the funniest things on TV. Also I love how on each joke, you can hear Amber laughing in the background.
ReplyI love how this concluded.
ReplyHilarious
ReplyJust perfect- what an ending! And um….. anyone who orders a glass of Pinot will get a glass of red wine- that’s what Pinot is. If you want the other Pinot, you have to say the full name, not just Pinot- thanks for clearing pointing that out to your audience!
ReplyThis segment is quickly becoming my favourite thing about this show
ReplyIt is actually Phil O’Styne. He was an Irish chariot racer and occasional barkeep who opened an Irish bar in Ashkelon 2 year before the parting of the Red Sea. He made a fortune from the returning Children of Israel. It’s all reported in Exodus. The bar was called “The Green Tabernacle”.
All true.
ReplyI love this so much more than the typical segments.
ReplyAm I allowed to laugh at “Phyllis Stein”?
ReplyYour improv work is fucking magnificent! 😂😂😂👍🇦🇺
ReplyJourneyman Eric Clapton?
ReplyStill wondering how much Matt Gaetz paid you to stop making fun of him…
ReplyI only regret that I have but one like to give for this video….🤣🤣🤣
ReplyRight off the bat – ‘Digital Exclusive’ is actually 2 regular words for ‘not good enough for tv’, not one fancy word.
ReplyIt’s pronounced, “Phi-LIS-teen.” From the Black chick in the Bible names Philistia.
ReplyWhat are pogs?
ReplyCapricorn ENERGY
ReplyOmg this is soooooooo funny. Soo good👋🏻🙌✨
ReplyPhilistine is actually the Arabic word for Palestinian even now, so it seems to me that continuing to use it as a synonym for uncultured is a slur, no?
ReplySeth said Philisteen and through the Phyllis gag eventually pronounced it correctly bas Philistine.
ReplyWe need that addressing next week, thanks.
Glorious, right up to and through the last moment: “when [the director] thinks we all understand the importance of getting everything right, he can cut the feed—“
GUFFAW
ReplyI was too proud of myself for getting the origin of passion fruit orange guavas.
Replyoh seth
ReplyYou said “what else do we got?” 🤕🤔 or is it what else do we have?
ReplyDon’t love the correction segment. And enough with Mash, please! Never liked it.
ReplyI’m pretty sure he’s pronouncing Philistine wrong, I think its pronounced like “stein” like Frankenstien
ReplyJesus. Totally lacklustre
ReplyI love love love this.
ReplyI feel like I’m just having a conversation with Seth (we’re on a first name basis now) and I haven’t said anything back yet because I’m too busy laughing.
ReplyI love this so much. Also, love hearing Amber off in the corner laughing. Never stop this segment.
ReplyThis was solid gold.
ReplyBest segment ever
ReplyCorrections, a bit that will be around long after television goes obsolete because Seth keeps feeding the meter with intentional errors.
ReplyThis may be funnier than the show – we really enjoy and please keep this segment
ReplyBest segment ever.
ReplyAs an Irishman, I can confirm that we use “wee” constantly
ReplyDamn, this man is just hilarious 😂😂
Replyidk what this segment is but it’s great
ReplyHilarious!
ReplyYou are a hilarious delight
ReplyBe nice if you would pick random people from comments to do a zoom segment..i mean if we got a talking sea captain to get laughs how could average people not bring in some laughs
ReplyJust a correction Seth.. At 7:45 joy said “what else DO we got?” whereas it should be “what else HAVE we got?” or “what else do we have?”.
ReplyThe whole wallowing in failure is actually very very funny.
Reply“it was Phyllis. There’s a woman in the bible…” haahahahahaha 🤣
ReplyIs he a Scots man or a Scotch man?
ReplyI’ll keep making suggestions anyway.
ReplyDid Seth just say “somalier” instead of sommelier at around 4:45?
ReplyIts obviously pronounced Cand-YAAAAAAS not to be confused with candyass
ReplyHas anyone addressed you saying something about the Kenducky Senator?
ReplyCall me a philistine all you want but I find this is the funniest of all Late Night with Seth Meyers.
ReplyI love how deadpan Seth is during all of these.
ReplyIs anyone going to point out that Seth mispronouned ‘sommelier’?
ReplyThis is such a good bit.
ReplyI request that after you do the shots shots shots you do let the bodies hit the floor. who care about format : P
ReplyCongratulations ,excellent job💯
ReplyGod help us, never Say Newfoundland or Queensland.
Reply‘Not good enough for television’? No. TOO GOOD FOR TELEVISION.
ReplyPharaoh actually means-That which you will become.
ReplyMORE AWESOMES!!!!!
ReplyI’m glad I watched this lol
ReplyGod this was the BEST one yet. Seth is totally trolling now. Not even hiding it.
ReplyCorrection: “digital exclusive” is NOT a fancy word. It’s a fancy phrase.
Replyi feel crazy but i’m just listening for mulaney’s laugh
ReplyIf racial political Civil war breaks out which late night host and TV host and reporters should be first casualties.
ReplyCorrections is my favourite segment
ReplyAs a bartender (training to be a Sommelier) for over a decade, it annoys me when people order wine by just saying, “Pinot”. 🤦🏾♀️
Then I ask, “Pinot Noir? Pinot Gris? Pinot Grigio? Pinot Nero?Pinot Blanc?!”.
You can certainly tell who are the philistines trying to be a wine expert. And, don’t get me started on those who just say the region of the wine because they can’t pronounce “Gewurztraminer or Semillon”.
Reply<3 <3 Finally!!!!!! Been waiting for this the whole week!!!!
ReplyThe “Philistine” / “Phyllis Stein” ramble… 😆😆😆😆
Replyits digital gold. part of me is sad that its over now – and seth will never – EVER – shine as bright as in this, ONLINE EXCLUSIVE ! FATHER !
ReplyI didnt know that anyone was into POGS I was in high school. I have the limited edition POGS you only get when you walk through the gate. It’s a stupid game like Pokemon and Magic The Gathering.
ReplyI’m so glad other people error in about the Debra and Candace errors and then correction errors. And also that someone wrote about the POGS “correction”. I was thinking that must’ve been a correction sent by a 20-something who thought the world didn’t exist before they were born 😂
ReplyCorrections became the best segment of the show
ReplyThanks for the poggers Pog facts. Of all the corrections so far, this was definitely your POG.
ReplySeth trying to sneak his stand up by us. I’m going to watch it every week to catch him out.
ReplyLoving this segment! And yay! You finally got the Prime Minister of Ireland’s name right! I told you that a fortnight ago! 😂
ReplyI’ll look forward to next week when you correct your pronunciation of Journey-Man Neil Schon’s name.(I think anyway) Love this segment!
ReplyPlease please make the live audience not be allowed back
ReplyPhilistine’s pronounced incorrectly… Weirdly, you corrected it when referencing Phyllis Stein
ReplyYou keep saying “digitalonlydigitalonly” about “corrections but the fact of the matter is nowadays TV is also digital-only. No analog anything is left. Shot digital, stored digital, transmitted digital, watched on digital devices. So put that in your corrections digital pipe and smoke it. Thanks.
ReplyThe Candace saga is r i v e t i n g
Reply“Pharaoh” does not mean “king”. It means “Great House” and referred originally to the royal palace. Only some time during The New Kingdom did it come to refer to the person living in the royal palace, i.e. the king.
ReplyThe Phillis Stein bit had me rolling.
ReplyI love how fast Alex cuts the feed 😂
ReplyThis is such a great segment. It has been getting exponentially longer which I hope means they love making it as much as I love watching it.
I like how online only still means “not good enough for tv” even though cable is obsolete and online content is where it’s at.
ReplyAll these shows are corrections… Seths on meth.
ReplyThis is my favorite part of the show now
ReplyWhat a brilliant segment.
Reply“yassss candace”
Reply“No good enough for TV!?” You mean not worthy enough for TV!
ReplyTHIS! Is a good idea. 😍
ReplyKeep them coming, I love this stuff!
ReplyWhy Seths hands look like he bathed in buttermilk
ReplyLiterally the best Corrections yet
ReplyOHHHH… i was JUST ABOUTA SAY… 🙋🏼♀️ being that i’m some1 who worked at Noodles & Company, for a couple yrs, i know ALL ABOUT some Pinot Noir!! 🍷
Replydo better, Seth’s Dad… DO BETTER!!
ReplyYeah but candice fit in your mouth?
ReplyAs a Candice I am excited….
ReplyYou got Taoiseach right! Good Seth, good man!
ReplyI love this digital exclusive. I’m learning so much as well as enjoying your self-deprecating pedantry. It’s just beautiful.
Why is this week of Monday but published on Friday? Pls correct to Week of Friday
ReplyPhyllis Stein, I am dying!
ReplyI am 37 and was into pogz in the 90s. I still have a set of them if you want them Seth. 😀
ReplyI think people that nit pick your dialogue are deuschbags. Yet, its fun to listen to you do corrections. 😀 This digital exclusive is a web exclusive. T.v.s now get digital signals. Excuse me Seth, are your from the past? 🤣
ReplyI can’t even 😂😂😂
Replypinot can be red …. ugh americans ! haha
ReplyI think I prefer Corrections to the actual show.
ReplyThis is never ending, and that’s a good thing 😂
ReplyI love the corrections so much, I NEED them in my life.
ReplyBest one I’ve watched of two so far 😂
ReplyMy favorite part is Amber cracking up in the background.
ReplyI love how Seth tells us to take this more seriously.
Reply“Corrections” Seth is the best Seth.
ReplyMaybe pogs became popular in the 90’s but I’ve seen some from the 70’s…
ReplyBut, it often seems, homonyms are more into polysemy.
ReplyLove this!
ReplyThis is probably my favourite part! Keep up the amazing show!!!
ReplyOmgosh, I was in tears, laughing
ReplyPhyllis Stein was Hedwig & The Angry Inch’s manager in the movie, played by the wonderful Andrea Martin
ReplyI still have my pogs that I bought in 93 from a neighbor with money I stole from my dad’s wallet when I was 9. I’m 37. Just fyi
ReplyDude this is SO META omg
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