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Seth Meyers takes a moment to address some of the errors from this week of Late Night, including the usage of “crikey” in a joke about New Zealand.
Late Night with Seth Meyers.
Watch Late Night with Seth Meyers Weeknights 12:35/11:35c on NBC.
Get more Late Night with Seth Meyers: http://www.nbc.com/late-night-with-seth-meyers/
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ReplyPlease don’t stop doing this segment! I love it so much! Y’all are hilarious!
ReplyPlease, more of this
ReplyI want to know where the commenters are with their corrections. Seth gave public corrections. And he’s right. The commenters that led him down the wrong information path should be correcting themselves.
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Corrections, is quickly becoming my favorite segment on Late Night! For the most part, I only take the time to write comments on YouTube, when I want to say something positive or funny. It is hilarious and a bit disturbing, how much people feel the need to pick apart Seth and his writers well intended efforts. Btw, I am a huge admirer of both Australians and New Zealanders! That being said, if there is one thing I have learned the hard way, it is that they do not like being mistaken for each other or the assumption that they are similar. I would not be surprised if someday and an Australian politician runs on the format of building a wall, out in the middle of the ocean, between the two countries. THAT WAS A JOKE!
ReplyIt’s just a few mistakes, it’s not like he committed a crimeny.
ReplyI love the new segment, THE CLOSEST LOOK, but don’t try to be perfect.
ReplyAs Voltaire said, “Dans ses écrits, un sage Italien
Dit que le mieux est l’ennemi du bien.”
Never stop this segment it’s my favourite!
ReplyThis is so wonderful. Please keep making mistakes and correcting them or correct the corrections ❤️
ReplyWell, I for one am outraged by the incorrect correction of the LOTR Dragon name.
It should be pronounced *Pouf* de Magique.
ReplyIf you say it in Arabic it is Afghani…
ReplyThe prokipine joke is gold hahaha.
ReplyCrikey is originally British slang, now also found in Australia and New Zealand. It is also the name of an Australian electronics magazine.
ReplyAhhh, the porcupine rant was hysterical!!! still laughing and crying!
ReplyAmber, you are right about so very much, but Kiwis do NOT say “crikey” — and one of the greatest insults you can offer a Kiwi is to mistake New Zealand for Australia.
ReplyYou should call this segment: “We Scollinsed it”
ReplyThis is the best thing to ever come out of a horrible mispronounciation 👏❤️
ReplyTime to hire fact checkers, Seth. Or this will become a hydra of corrections 😂
ReplyI keep hearing “cry-min-ee” and every time I’m thinking “no, it’s ‘creh-MEE-nee,’ don’t you know how to say the name of mushrooms?”
Replylets try this for trump
ReplyIt’s so freakin funny when Amber rises up in front of the screen, even if out of focus. Great improv stuff!!
ReplyI really like this segment and the whole format of the show since the pandemic happened. It feels like we are all friends and have inside jokes that you had to be there to get. And learning the names of the writers and being able to tell who wrote what. Like scollins and walley and shoemaker. Keep it up!
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