Seth Meyers is back on form with Late Night’s return to new episodes last week. Now it’s time to get a late-night first and much more starting Monday, Jan. 12.
While other late-night shows are still to confirm their Friday night, Late Night with Seth Meyers has confirmed that Friday, Jan. 16, will be a rebroadcast of the episode that features Jodie Foster and Simu Liu, so if you missed it, you can catch up. The rest of the week is all new.
Monday, January 12
The week starts with Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke talking about her new and upcoming series Ponies. The series is an espionage series that follows two women who end up getting into the spy game after their husbands, who work for the CIA, are killed during a secret mission.
Then we get a late-night first. Connie Storrie will appear on Late Night to talk all about his new series, Heated Rivalry. This is his first-ever appearance on a late-night series, and we can’t wait to see it get steamy on set!
Tuesday, January 13
The next night will see Kristen Wiig continue her late-night push for Palm Royale. She’ll appear on The Tonight Show on Monday, Jan. 12, and in both cases, she’s unpacking everything from the season 2 finale of the series.
Then it’s over to Lee Byung-hun, who will delve into the satirical movie No Other Choice. The South Korean movie focuses on a satirical look at capitalism. After that, we’ll see Jay Jurden promote his stand-up special, Yes Ma’am.
Wednesday, January 14
It’s then over to Alan Cumming, who will be on the series to chat about The Traitors season 4. He’s there to talk about the twist for the season, which didn’t quite work out as planned. However, there’s still the rest of the season to bring this twist back in.
After that, Ali Larter will talk all about Landman. The second season is in full swing, and she’s there to break down the modern western and why it’s such a success.
Thursday, January 15
We then get a bit of a crossover moment, as Saturday Night Live star Kenan Thompson will appear on the talk show. He’s there to talk about “Unfunny Bunny,” his light-hearted children’s story that is all about pursuing dreams and friendship.
Then Carrie Coon will talk all about Bug, her psychological thriller that is on Broadway. It’s not just about the performance itself, but also how Coon is coming back to Broadway and what to expect.
Late Night with Seth Meyers airs weeknights at 12:37/11:37c on NBC.