Atsuko Okatsuka on The Late Late Show with James Corden
If you think married people are grown-ups, then hear Atsuko Okatsuka out, because in her set on The Late Late Show, she’ll explain why single people are the true adults in the room.
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Tom Thakkar on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Tom Thakkar made his Tonight Show debut on Thursday night, joking about how he knows he’s getting old by pointing out what buildings used to be, how Indiana seems more dangerous than New York City, and getting banned from Twitter. “Oh no. We’re about to hear a new noise.”
Chris Turner on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Chris Turner didn’t come all the way over from England to make his American network television debut and just deliver some clever wordplay, did he? Alas, no. For his first performance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Turner let us know he wasn’t joking when he said he was …
Nore Davis on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Are push-ups better than therapy? Is Kanye West the Michael Jackson reference for millennials? Nore Davis explains in this stand-up set on Tuesday’s Tonight Show.
Fumi Abe on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Late Late Show writer Fumi Abe made his network TV debut Monday on The Late Show. Abe joked about growing up Japanese-American in Ohio, where he was “a sample size of one,” as well as topics as serious as the pandemic and as normal as dating in your 30s.
Jackie Fabulous on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Happy 50th birthday to Jackie Fabulous, who celebrated with a performance on The Tonight Show! The pandemic almost broke her, though, as she moved in with her mother and had to consider getting a real job when comedy gigs went away.
Alex Falcone on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Alex Falcone made his network television debut on Thursday’s episode of The Late Show, joking about how he’s still married to his childhood sweetheart, and wouldn’t mind getting friend-zoned at all. By anyone.
Wally Baram on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Wally Baram writes for TV shows, but on Wednesday night’s Late Show, she got to perform stand-up on the TV. She may only still be 23? But she already has written for BETTY (HBO) and What We Do in the Shadows (FX/Hulu. )Let’s roll the clip!
Randall Otis on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Randall Otis writes for The Daily Show, and made his network TV debut as a stand-up performing on The Late Show. Otis wishes he were from Atlanta. He’s from Florida instead. And yes, he’s sorry. Even though he’s from a “nice” part of Florida? His parents kept things real for …
Ali Sultan on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Ali Sultan made his network TV debut on last night’s Late Show, and host Stephen Colbert wanted us to know beforehand that Sultan was born in Yemen. Spoiler alert?! Sultan immigrated to America when he was 15. We think.