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Community reviews for Late Night with Seth Meyers, shown here with its season details.
From Letterman to Seth, Late Night has lost it's way. Seth is boring, predictable and just not funny or entertaining. Moreover, he's a poor interviewer who seems to do little to no research into his guests. It's all self-aggrandizement where he is the focus.
Episode 1
Seth takes a closer look at Trump banning the press from the White House and his plan to build a triumphal arch in Washington filled with drones and snipers before speaking with Kelly Clarkson.
Episode 2
Seth does his monologue before teaming up with Amber Ruffin and Jenny Hagel to read jokes that just sound wrong coming from him, then speaks with guests Jon Hamm, Sabrina Impacciatore and Taylor Tomlinson.
Episode 3
Seth takes a closer look at Republicans breaking with Trump over his state dinner with Chinese President Xi Jinping as Trump's poll numbers continue to sink to all-time lows, before speaking with Ethan Hawke and Zara Larsson.
Episode 4
Seth takes a closer look at Trump hosting Chinese President Xi Jinping for a controversial state dinner as Republicans try to distance themselves from him before speaking with guests Kenan Thompson and Sandra Hüller.
Episode 5
Seth takes a closer look at Donald Trump saying he rejected an Iranian proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as Republicans openly broke with him and called for an end to the war, then speaks with guests Kate McKinnon and Christopher Abbott.
Episode 6
Seth addresses President Trump reportedly telling congressional leaders that he was canceling nearly a billion dollars in federal funding and more in his monologue for Tuesday, September 29, before former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt and Vice President JD Vance hold an impromptu press briefing to answer burning questions; then, Seth speaks with guests Rachel Maddow, Eric Idle and Danny Meyer.
Episode 7
Seth takes a closer look at Senate Republicans humiliating themselves in a train wreck hearing where they tried and failed to catch former special prosecutor Jack Smith in a gotcha moment, then speaks with guests Florence Pugh and Ms. Pat.
Episode 8
Seth takes a closer look at Donald Trump facing backlash from his own party for using taxpayer dollars to air campaign ads and his handpicked candidate for Senate in Texas bashing him, then speaks with guests Dakota Johnson and Mike Tomlin.
Episode 9
Seth takes a closer look at Trump doxxing one Republican candidate and calling another "controversial" while hitting the campaign trail amid midterm election panic, then speaks with guests Jessica Biel and Slayyyter.
Episode 10
Seth addresses President Trump claiming that gas prices are high because of "blue states, like California" and more in his monologue for Tuesday, October 6, before checking in with his monologue writers, holding a surprise inspection to review the quality of their jokes and speaking with guests Sebastian Stan, Jane Wickline and George Saunders.
Episode 11
Seth takes a closer look at Trump suggesting Iran could "take out" Los Angeles and San Diego as his allies are plotting ways to undermine the midterms, then speaks with guests Ben Affleck and David Byrne.
Episode 12
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