In a recent episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden, the host took a moment to congratulate Jimmy Kimmel and his team on their 20th anniversary at Jimmy Kimmel Live. Corden praised Kimmel’s incredible accomplishment and jokingly mentioned that the writers on his show were interested in joining Kimmel’s team. The banter between the two hosts showcased their camaraderie and playful rivalry.
During the conversation, Corden brought up The X-Files and asked Kimmel if he was a fan of the show. It turns out that both hosts shared a love for the popular sci-fi series, which explored the mysteries of the unknown. They reminisced about the show’s famous tagline, “The truth is out there,” and discussed their fascination with topics like UFOs and Sasquatches.
As the conversation continued, Corden and Kimmel marveled at the advancements in camera technology and how it has changed the way we capture moments. Corden humorously mentioned that his phone now has three cameras on the back, but he has yet to capture a UFO sighting. The hosts reflected on their childhood fears of shows like The X-Files and Doctor Who, and how they would try to brave the terrifying stories that unfolded on screen.
After their lively conversation, Corden transitioned to the latest news. He playfully highlighted a recent moment when President Biden mistakenly called Democratic representative Don Beyer “Doug.” Corden poked fun at Biden’s gaffe, emphasizing the importance of getting names right, especially for a president.
Corden also touched upon Donald Trump’s campaign, noting his focus on talking about himself rather than major political issues. He couldn’t resist making a tongue-in-cheek comment about Ticketmaster’s pre-sale delay for Trump’s campaign events.
In other news, Corden commented on the FDA vaccine advisors meeting to discuss the future of COVID-19 vaccinations. He joked about the response to the latest booster shot, comparing it to fidget spinners and Beanie Babies piling up in storage lockers. Corden suggested that the vaccine needs to reinvent itself to regain public interest, perhaps by getting a tattoo or aligning with popular figures like Mario Kardashian.
Corden’s comedic commentary extended to a highlight of an asteroid passing by Earth, narrowly avoiding a catastrophic collision. He praised humanity’s bravery for being present on a Saturday evening despite the close call.
Lastly, Corden shared a video of scientists in Hong Kong showcasing what they called a shape-shifting Terminator-style robot. However, Corden humorously expressed skepticism, comparing it to someone putting a Lego in a microwave. He questioned whether the robot presented any real threat, suggesting that locking it in a cage was the best way to deal with it.
As always, The Late Late Show with James Corden brought laughter and entertainment to its viewers, blending lighthearted banter with amusing anecdotes from the latest headlines. With Corden’s wit and charm, each episode continues to engage audiences and leave them wanting more.
