The Late Late Show with James Corden never fails to entertain its viewers, and the most recent episode was no exception. In a hilarious and lively conversation, James Corden welcomed a special guest to the show. The conversation kicked off with Corden asking about the upcoming Super Bowl, and how his guest, known as Reg, plans to spend the weekend.
Interestingly, Reg admitted that sports isn’t a huge part of his life, but he loves watching the highlights of any championship game. He described his fascination with the “kinetic artistry” of these top sporting events. However, Reg revealed that he won’t be watching the Super Bowl this year. Instead, he will be jetting off to Las Vegas for a weekend getaway.
The audience burst into excitement upon hearing about Reg‘s plans. He shared his detailed itinerary, starting from drinks on the flight to a big dinner and, of course, two tickets to see Bruno Mars in concert on Saturday night. But what caught everyone’s attention was the fact that Reg will also be attending the Super Bowl. However, there’s a twist to this story.
The reason Reg is going to Las Vegas is because his mom, Sue, has been allowed back after 18 long years. Corden humorously suggested that Bruno Mars must be ecstatic to perform with Sue Carmel in the audience. Although Reg didn’t want Mars to know beforehand, he jokingly mentioned how his mom would rise to the occasion of “closing the door” as a neighborly gesture while Mars sings his hit song, “Leave the Door Open.”
As the conversation progressed, the topic shifted to current events. Corden shared interesting snippets of news, including President Biden‘s recent speech in Tampa, Florida, where he highlighted trust in Republicans when it comes to Social Security and Medicare. Corden playfully referred to Biden’s age and his instinctive migration to Florida after turning 80.
The conversation took a comedic turn when Corden suggested that if Biden truly wants to win Florida, he should try wrestling a crocodile on meth. The audience erupted in laughter, emphasizing the playful and entertaining nature of the show.
Corden also couldn’t help but mention the State of the Union Address ratings, which were at their lowest in 30 years. Despite the decline, Biden still attracted 27 million viewers. Corden humorously compared these numbers to George Santos, who claimed similar viewership when he played Joey Tribbiani on the hit show Friends.
In a surprising twist, Corden revealed that next year’s State of the Union will be replaced with “At Midnight.” This unexpected change adds an element of anticipation for future episodes of The Late Late Show.
To wrap up the show, Corden shared a light-hearted story about a Swiss baker who unveiled the world’s largest wearable cake dress at a wedding fair. The audience couldn’t help but wonder if everything in life, including clothing, could be edible if one commits to it.
The episode ended on a hilarious note with news of a massive drug haul, worth over $300 million, found floating in the Pacific Ocean. Corden playfully commented on how this discovery explains the sudden change in appearance of Avatar characters.
With its trademark blend of humor and lively conversation, The Late Late Show with James Corden continues to captivate viewers. Stay tuned for more entertaining episodes filled with celebrity interviews, comedy sketches, and unforgettable moments.
