The Late Late Show with James Corden has always been known for its entertaining and hilarious segments, and this time, James Corden himself took on the task of breaking down the highs and lows of 2021 with the help of Google. As the year is winding down, it’s only natural for everyone to reflect on the past 12 months, and Google’s Year in Search gives us a glimpse into what had people buzzing.
This year’s theme is healing, and the top trending searches are a testament to that. People wanted to know how to take care of their mental health, how to stay strong, and how to help our planet. But of course, there were also some trending searches related to The Late Late Show. Prince Harry, Carpool Karaoke, and the burning question of whether James Corden‘s show is scripted or not made waves in the search engine.
When asked about the show being scripted, Ian and Lauren, the head writers of The Late Late Show, revealed that while there is a loose outline, a lot of the show’s content is improvised. They draw inspiration from shows like “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” embracing spontaneity and ensuring genuine reactions from guests and the audience.
But let’s not forget one of the most anticipated moments of the show – the appearance of the sensational K-pop group, BTS. James Corden revealed that BTS has graced his show a mind-boggling nine times, and their upcoming appearance in the famous “Crosswalk Concert” segment is something fans definitely won’t want to miss.
After the BTS excitement, James Corden dove into his annual rundown of the year’s highlights and lowlights, giving us a whirlwind ride through the significant events of 2021. From Tampa Bay winning the Super Bowl and Tom Brady proving age is just a number, to the Atlanta Braves defeating the Dodgers, this year’s sports moments left us in awe.
The world of politics also had its fair share of drama and excitement. England made it to the end of the line, although they didn’t clinch victory. The White House saw a new resident, and Vice President Kamala Harris made history. But as with any year, there were some surprises and unexpected turns.
Entertainment certainly had its moments too. Fans saw some dramatic celebrity divorces, mind-blowing performances, and unforgettable TV shows. From Kim and Kanye’s divorce to the insanely popular Squid Game, it was a year filled with twists and turns. And let’s not forget the return of iconic characters like Carrie Bradshaw.
But amidst all the craziness, 2021 also brought hope and inspiration. Communities came together to heal, individuals searched for ways to take care of their mental health, and people embraced the opportunity to reconnect with loved ones. It’s no wonder that the world is finally starting to heal.
As James Corden wraps up the show, he extends heartfelt thanks to the fans, staff, and crew, acknowledging that there would be no show without them. With the promise of more amazing guests and the reopening of the show’s studio, 2022 looks bright for The Late Late Show.
While the year may have been challenging, James Corden‘s breakdown, with the help of Google, reminds us that even in the toughest times, there’s always room for healing, growth, and a little laughter along the way. So let’s bid farewell to 2021 and welcome a stellar new year together.
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