Seth Meyers takes a moment to address some of the errors from this week of Late Night, like calling Luciano Pavarotti a B-list celebrity before giving Andy Samberg a call.
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Love you and the crew Seth! Your show has been the best in these trying times, and I watch and rewatch your Closer Looks and Corrections many times over because I cherish the way you’ve connected with an audience that has mostly been forced to stay at home away from people. Corrections makes people like me feel “seen” in a way no other show does, and I enjoy every minute of it. I look forward to how your show adapts to the new changes – if the past 18 months have been any indication, it’s only going to get better.
ReplyAs long as Corrections is audience free, I will watch. At this point, I can’t watch a show with a studio audience. It’s too distracting
ReplyI died a little inside when the sweater started coming apart. How did you put the sleeves on…staples???
ReplyTwo Mikes don’t make a wrong
Replythe red flag of the story was their names? and not the fact that a moose and yak were selling and trading?
ReplyWill Sasso is the only man licensed to do a perfect Randy Newman impression.
ReplyThe snorkel pic isn’t so bad… Many people snorkel without anything covering their noses.
ReplyThanks for being so honest and open with us, Seth. Looking forward to next week 🙂
ReplyHey, Seth, this fucking cesspool loves you.
Replywait when did Martin come???
ReplyI watch Corrections every week, but very little of the rest of the videos!
ReplyYou’ve been awesome the past 18 months. You’ve helped a lot of us maintain some level of sanity. I’m really grateful for your team and your dedication to bringing us laughter every day. I will miss the show this way and I also know that you have obligations to a live audience. Thank you!
ReplyWe’ve finally breached the 20 minute barrier people!!
One step closer to ‘Corrections’ becoming its own 30 minute episode each week.
ReplyI love how every week they just keep expanding on the lore of the office and everyone who works there.
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