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You know what would be nice? If Ms. MOJO STOPPED INTERRUPTING THE CLIP SO SHE COULD NARRATE THE MOMENT THAT THE PERSON ACTUALLY DOES A BETTER JOB EXPRESSING. Ms. MOJO, do you need to feel validated by acting like you were part of "the moment"? Because "the moments" are beautiful and touching without you trying to mansplain everything for the audience.
I always felt very appreciative of Craig’s empathy towards Britney as most of the media was horrible to her and it was nice to see him being kind to her.
@@user-th1rp6su7lSame, and with the loss of my mother recently I felt more connected than ever and I use his line about grief to people who have lost their parents as well because it helped me so much.
It’s also important that Craig’s monologue about Britney came at a time when pop culture was at the peak of ‘no right to privacy’ paparazzi (the Bling Ring crimes were just 18 months away) and this was truly a unique move to actually call out bullies when mean was equated with cool … that monologue was more prescient than he ever thought
He is such a diamond! I’ve seen a few clips of him getting emotional over kindness being extended his way and I always end up crying right along with him. Seems like a really sweet gent who deserves the good fortune that has come his way. ❤️
Stephen Colbert has had several moments that were candid and touching. His interview with Andrew Garfield, his conversation with Anderson Cooper, his memories of Toby Keith, his reactions to different events.
I was REALLY PROUD of Dakota Johnson. She stood up to Ellen telling her no you were invited but you didn’t show. Dakota had every right to say that. If Ellen hadn’t opened her mouth to be snarky Dakota wouldn’t have even brought that little fact Ellen was indeed invited but made an excuse not to go.
I couldn’t agree more! To quote John Lennon, talk about ‘instant karma’. That horrible witch DeGeneres tried to score some pathetic pity point by claiming she hadn’t been invited, only for Dakota to reveal that not only had she indeed been invited but that Ellen had done exactly the same thing to try and embarrass her before. A true punch-the-air “You go, girl!” moment and I love that it’s immortalised online in case anyone forgets what a shady piece of work DeGeneres really is. I’m not a fan of Dakota Johnson’s acting but I sure as hell love her for exposing Ellen for what she really is live on her own show, hahaha!
@@clothilde1623 Glass houses… You mentioned instant karma. Laughing at somebody else getting exposed and cheering the person exposing them On could bring some bad karma your way. I’m not saying Ellen is a saint but unless you worked for her, you were unlikely to have seen that side of her. Seems like there’s something there that makes you so happy to see her called out. Did you have some personal experience where this animus was born? Because I mean, Johnny Carson and Jay Leno are widely known to have been way bigger jerks and people still worship Carson so why they hate on Ellen so much?
@@aysada Jay Leno and Carson didn’t have the tagline to their show. Be kind to everyone. Ellen did. I just appreciate that this was the first of many things she did and people called her out for. Ellen wasn’t a very nice person and this highlighted it.
@@Idontwant1 By that standard, no one succeeds. No one is a saint. No one is always kind and certainly not in the entertainment industry, where random strangers who don’t know celebrities often hate them because of glimpses that are given to us by those who feel slighted by them. Unless we live with them and go through what they go through, it’s probably not fair to label them not nice. I felt a lot of the bigotry and hate that has come Ellen’s way for years when she was blacklisted because of something she could not control and that people had no business hating her for. Because it has nothing to do with them and it’s none of their goddamn business. She lost everything and rebuilt her career, and despite all the nastiness and backstabbing that she went through, still attempted to be kind to others, and if you ever watched her show she was. She may not have been all the time, but there are three sides to a story and from what i saw her kind acts outweighed any snarky ones or bitchy ones. You are certainly entitled to your opinion, but I know I would not pass that kind of a test if Ellen didn’t.
@@Idontwant1 also, I wonder if those people that called her out, had their shit called out on them how they would feel because Dakota Johnson came in guns blazing because over some perceived shit that she said Ellen gave her the year before about not going to her party. so she clearly didn’t like it when her shit was called the year before yet there she went and did it right back. talk about not being nice And by the way on the show, this started as Ellen joking. Dakota was the one that took it seriously with her lack of charm or charisma or humor.
Surprised it wasn’t mentioned that the night Fallon spoke about his Mom and them squeezing hands 3 times to say “I love you” Taylor Swift performed (after being asked last minute) she sang her song New Year’s Day which has the lines “squeezed my hand three times in the taxi, I can tell it’s gonna be a long road”…….”hold on to the memories, they will hold onto you” As the story goes, the staff and crew, the audience and Jimmy were in tears. Very sweet moment.
There's an interviw with Keanu Rives at the Colbert show in wich he gave an answer at the question "what you think happen when we die?" it gives chill just thinking about it ❤❤
And to add, the speech he gave after congress failed to pass the Zadroga act, for the first responders of 9/11. He had firefighters in the audience. I find it illuminating that most of the moments picked for this episodes are from comedians.
This list could have been so much longer. Did I miss Colbert or Jon Stewart? Especially about Jon’s loss of his dog! Btw, any time Jimmy is in tears so am I. Love you Jimmy Kimmel. ❤️❤️❤️
You can tell Jimmy is an empathetic soul with a huge heart who has grown so much over the years. I’ve seen Jimmy get mocked in comments sections countless times by emotionally constipated men for being a “cry-baby”. Those meat-headed morons fail to understand that by sharing his emotions with literally millions of people across the world (I watch him online from Europe) he is much braver than they’ll ever be.
The Jimmy Fallon tribute to his mother was made even better by Taylor Swift singing afterwards. The song she picked mentions squeezing hands 3 times to say I love you. Neither Jimmy nor Taylor knew the story was going to be told and that specific song was going to be played. Almost like his mom was saying one more I love you to him.
Great list! And regarding Jimmy Fallon talking about his mom. Later in the show Taylor Swift sang New Year's Day with the lyric, "Squeeze my hand three times in the back of the taxi." She was a last minute guest and it was the song she had planned to sing before the show went on the air. Golden moment.
There was a super awkward episode of The Rosie O'Donnell show when she confronted Tom Selleck for his pro-gun ad he put out after Columbine had happened.
I wasn’t a Letterman fan back then, but when he owned his mess, that took guts! I thoroughly enjoy his Netflix series. My next guest needs no introduction. I can now say I’m definitely a letterman fan.
He didn't own his mess. He saved his own ass from getting sued for sexual harassment as an employer. Dave missed out on being in the Me Too movement by just a few years. I will always regard him in a similar light as Weinstein.
Jimmy Kimmel's two appearances in this video were definitely my top two of all time. Some the rest I was seeing for the first time but this was an incredible list... Thank you❤
I don't know if it's candid. But when John Stewart came back on the air after 9:11 I watched that every couple of years just to remind me. How horrible that was, and how new york was so destroyed by it
Hugh Grant saves Jay Leno’s career. Jay was getting spanked by Letterman and this appearance was the first time he beat Dave in the ratings and he never looked back after that.
@@thomascrown6422 I’m ok with it. Mediocrity sells. Meanwhile, Letterman is the Everest of late night hosts who, with both Conan and Craig Ferguson, were not ratings giants, but are the guys who influenced others to do shows. Moved the genre forward. No phoning it in like Jay or creating “Barney for adults” like Fallon.
I love the Craig Ferguson because I remember watching when it aired and for people with addiction and mental health issues it really hit Different. And Regina's was so raw with emotion 😢it is hard to watch .
Conan's Tonight Show farewell speech should have been near the top of the list. Ellen being marginally awkward shouldn't have even made the honorable mentions.
6:48 Craig Ferguson was and still is one of the best hosts ever. He was always honest and supportive of everyone on his show. Because he went through all the problems most celebrities seem to go through, he knew when it was the right time to poke fun and also when to pump the brakes.
On Conan -- I was frustrated that your voiceover starts right after he gives the news to the audience without a pause, because what made that moment so powerful was that you could hear the entire audience gasp aloud at the news. If the voiceover had paused even one or two seconds, it would have really communicated what made that moment so unforgettable. Meanwhile, I was also really disappointed you didn't include any of Colbert's emotional moments, many of which made huge impact -- his conversations about grief with Joe Biden, Anderson Cooper, and Andrew Garfield. Or his questionnaire response from Keanu Reeves on what happens when we die. I also would have included Jon Stewart's heartbreaking monologue after 9/11.
Another Honorable Mention would be when Kimmel had Bob Saget and John Stamos on to eulogize Don Rickles. That was a very touching night, and you could tell how much Don meant to all of them.
Nothing is better and more satisfying to watch than that awkward/amazing/funny exchange between Nicole Kidman and Jimmy Fallon. That is definitely the number 1 of this list, nothing else.
When Dolly singing this song during the pandemic, it make Stephen cry. Or all the greatest tributes that he said while on his show or the saddest, grief, inspiration interviews with celebrities.
Not your typical talk show, but in Inside the Actor's Studio, James Lipton interviewed Jack Lemmon. Lipton mentioned a scene in Days of Wine and Roses, in which Lemmon's character was an alcoholic. Lemmon said, "which I am, by the way". Lipton asked him if he was answering as his character in the movie, Lemmon said, no he himself was an alcoholic.
Hey Narrator, thank you for treating Regina King's segment with class, and not going into details. I'm sure all parties involved appreciated the gesture. Well done.
I remember watching Letterman’s infidelity apology in real time. It was one of the most amazing moments in television history. The way Dave was able to be completely open while also getting laughs was threading a needle in a haystack.
Jack Lemmon on Inside the Actor's Studio (that counts as a talk show, right?) was such a wonderfully open and frank interview, culminating in Lemmon's first ever public acknowledgement of his alcoholism. Profound, moving and engaging.
This is great and heartfelt but what is perplexing to me is that a studio audience will LAUGH at just about ANYTHING. Even when the hosts/guests are being serious and sharing their heart, you still hear little snickers and laughs scattered throughout and it shows what cynicism still exists even when people are trying to be serious.
I like how David Letterman talks about getting support from everyone Like if he had gotten a cancer diagnosis No you cheated on your wife ! And to top it off with someone at work. Thats not exactly an apology Instead he focused more on the blackmail
From what I gleaned from the clip, Letterman was publicly revealing what was happening to him for the first time so the audience had no idea what he was talking about and where he was going with it. As it was a live entertainment show I think they were laughing out of expectation that he was setting up a joke, like usual, and then as it became more apparent what was really going on, from discomfort. I might be wrong, but that was what I took from it. I expect they were totally blindsided by the whole thing.
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Jennifer Lawrence revealed to Seth Meyers that she had a crush with him while doing SNL not knowing that he was engaged
Uncle Frank's passing on Jimmy Kimmel
You know what would be nice? If Ms. MOJO STOPPED INTERRUPTING THE CLIP SO SHE COULD NARRATE THE MOMENT THAT THE PERSON ACTUALLY DOES A BETTER JOB EXPRESSING. Ms. MOJO, do you need to feel validated by acting like you were part of "the moment"? Because "the moments" are beautiful and touching without you trying to mansplain everything for the audience.
I always felt very appreciative of Craig’s empathy towards Britney as most of the media was horrible to her and it was nice to see him being kind to her.
“She’s a baby herself…..”
That line hit.
Was she a baby when she slept with another woman's fiance.
The Regina King/Jimmy Kimmel moment was heartbreaking. It was such a beautiful moment yet so sad at the same time. Still makes my eyes water.
Andrew Garfield with Stephen Colbert talking about his mom ♥️
That one made me tear up. I expected it to be here. I have become a huge Garfield fan since that interview.
Thank you. Because of you, I just watched that clip and it was beautiful! What incredible words from such a young, talented actor
@@user-th1rp6su7lSame, and with the loss of my mother recently I felt more connected than ever and I use his line about grief to people who have lost their parents as well because it helped me so much.
It’s also important that Craig’s monologue about Britney came at a time when pop culture was at the peak of ‘no right to privacy’ paparazzi (the Bling Ring crimes were just 18 months away) and this was truly a unique move to actually call out bullies when mean was equated with cool … that monologue was more prescient than he ever thought
@@cazia9 He was one of the few late night hosts I liked. The rests were mostly creepy
Seth describing his wife giving birth in their apartment lobby was hilarious 😂
I guess I see a jackal jn a new comment section 😅
Seth’s birth stories are so good, sometimes I watch them when I want a little happy cry
Omg the image of her “smuggling a baby in her sweatpants”
My favourite ever. I always watch it every once in a while 😅
David Letterman's first opening after 9/11. Such a raw moment addressing the unknown future.
regina king is endlessly inspiring. everything she's been through and supporting him. i love her so much.
Craig ferguson’s eulogy for his father and another time his mother were very touching too.
Dan Rather on the first Letterman after 9/11. He’d been reporting nonstop, and while talking to Dave he started crying. I remember it so vividly.
Oh man, seeing Steve break down like that truly brings tears to my eyes. Thst was beautiful ❤
He is such a diamond! I’ve seen a few clips of him getting emotional over kindness being extended his way and I always end up crying right along with him. Seems like a really sweet gent who deserves the good fortune that has come his way. ❤️
@@clothilde1623 I totally agree! He's just so darn loveable and humble
@@amandaredd3057 Indeed - I just want to give him a hug and say everything’s okay!
Stephen Colbert has had several moments that were candid and touching. His interview with Andrew Garfield, his conversation with Anderson Cooper, his memories of Toby Keith, his reactions to different events.
Interview with Keanu Reeves.
When he spoke about his mother after her death, he was unbelievably touching!
Yeah Dakota was the only one to stand up to Ellen. Jimmy's moment with Regina had me BALLING because it was so pure and loving.
Balling? I think you mean bawling
Had me crying
He was thinking of his son, and what it would be like to lose him.
@@Wafalooautocorrect does that to me all the time
I was REALLY PROUD of Dakota Johnson. She stood up to Ellen telling her no you were invited but you didn’t show. Dakota had every right to say that. If Ellen hadn’t opened her mouth to be snarky Dakota wouldn’t have even brought that little fact Ellen was indeed invited but made an excuse not to go.
I couldn’t agree more! To quote John Lennon, talk about ‘instant karma’. That horrible witch DeGeneres tried to score some pathetic pity point by claiming she hadn’t been invited, only for Dakota to reveal that not only had she indeed been invited but that Ellen had done exactly the same thing to try and embarrass her before. A true punch-the-air “You go, girl!” moment and I love that it’s immortalised online in case anyone forgets what a shady piece of work DeGeneres really is. I’m not a fan of Dakota Johnson’s acting but I sure as hell love her for exposing Ellen for what she really is live on her own show, hahaha!
@@clothilde1623 Glass houses… You mentioned instant karma. Laughing at somebody else getting exposed and cheering the person exposing them On could bring some bad karma your way. I’m not saying Ellen is a saint but unless you worked for her, you were unlikely to have seen that side of her. Seems like there’s something there that makes you so happy to see her called out. Did you have some personal experience where this animus was born? Because I mean, Johnny Carson and Jay Leno are widely known to have been way bigger jerks and people still worship Carson so why they hate on Ellen so much?
@@aysada
Jay Leno and Carson didn’t have the tagline to their show. Be kind to everyone. Ellen did. I just appreciate that this was the first of many things she did and people called her out for. Ellen wasn’t a very nice person and this highlighted it.
@@Idontwant1 By that standard, no one succeeds. No one is a saint. No one is always kind and certainly not in the entertainment industry, where random strangers who don’t know celebrities often hate them because of glimpses that are given to us by those who feel slighted by them. Unless we live with them and go through what they go through, it’s probably not fair to label them not nice. I felt a lot of the bigotry and hate that has come Ellen’s way for years when she was blacklisted because of something she could not control and that people had no business hating her for. Because it has nothing to do with them and it’s none of their goddamn business. She lost everything and rebuilt her career, and despite all the nastiness and backstabbing that she went through, still attempted to be kind to others, and if you ever watched her show she was. She may not have been all the time, but there are three sides to a story and from what i saw her kind acts outweighed any snarky ones or bitchy ones. You are certainly entitled to your opinion, but I know I would not pass that kind of a test if Ellen didn’t.
@@Idontwant1 also, I wonder if those people that called her out, had their shit called out on them how they would feel because Dakota Johnson came in guns blazing because over some perceived shit that she said Ellen gave her the year before about not going to her party. so she clearly didn’t like it when her shit was called the year before yet there she went and did it right back. talk about not being nice And by the way on the show, this started as Ellen joking. Dakota was the one that took it seriously with her lack of charm or charisma or humor.
Craig Ferguson talking about his addiction and recovery in defense of Brittney Spears
That was a landmark monologue. Craig was so far ahead of the curve.
6:43 This was the moment when I fell in love with Craig Ferguson and his show. He was the best!
Kimmel gets me every frickin time!!
Norm knew his time was near.. he knew that was the last time he may enjoy a moment like that much respect
Surprised it wasn’t mentioned that the night Fallon spoke about his Mom and them squeezing hands 3 times to say “I love you”
Taylor Swift performed (after being asked last minute) she sang her song New Year’s Day which has the lines “squeezed my hand three times in the taxi, I can tell it’s gonna be a long road”…….”hold on to the memories, they will hold onto you”
As the story goes, the staff and crew, the audience and Jimmy were in tears. Very sweet moment.
There's an interviw with Keanu Rives at the Colbert show in wich he gave an answer at the question "what you think happen when we die?" it gives chill just thinking about it ❤❤
Love this
That's gotta be my favorite, or at least close to top of the list! ❤❤
How could you have missed Jon Stewart's return to TDS after 9/11? Crushing, real and raw...
And to add, the speech he gave after congress failed to pass the Zadroga act, for the first responders of 9/11. He had firefighters in the audience.
I find it illuminating that most of the moments picked for this episodes are from comedians.
Conan's all class, all the time ❤
I will never forget how much he defended Brittany. Not a huge fan of hers but I am glad someone stood up for her
Jimmy Kimmel is a sweetheart and has had a lot of touching moments on his show like that
Craig having a wake for his father kills me. And Billy Crystal talking about Robin Williams passing on the View
Awww! 😢 Steve Harvey’s remorseful and grateful! That’s sooooo humble of him. And that man and his wife were Steve’s Guardian Angels!!!! 🙏🏽👏🏾👍🏾😊
This list could have been so much longer. Did I miss Colbert or Jon Stewart? Especially about Jon’s loss of his dog! Btw, any time Jimmy is in tears so am I. Love you Jimmy Kimmel. ❤️❤️❤️
Oh, that clip of Jon talking about his dog. Anyone who has lost a beloved pet would've been inconsolable after seeing that clip.
Adore Jimmy Kimmel He knows some of what Regina is going thru and that is a genuine as only Jimmy K can BE!!!
You can tell Jimmy is an empathetic soul with a huge heart who has grown so much over the years. I’ve seen Jimmy get mocked in comments sections countless times by emotionally constipated men for being a “cry-baby”. Those meat-headed morons fail to understand that by sharing his emotions with literally millions of people across the world (I watch him online from Europe) he is much braver than they’ll ever be.
His heart was bleeding for her. Her touch said “don’t cry for me baby, I’m gonna be alright” 💜
Jimmy Fallon remembering how he met Kobe Bryant and basically eulogizing him. That was super sad.
The Jimmy Fallon tribute to his mother was made even better by Taylor Swift singing afterwards. The song she picked mentions squeezing hands 3 times to say I love you. Neither Jimmy nor Taylor knew the story was going to be told and that specific song was going to be played. Almost like his mom was saying one more I love you to him.
Great list! And regarding Jimmy Fallon talking about his mom. Later in the show Taylor Swift sang New Year's Day with the lyric, "Squeeze my hand three times in the back of the taxi." She was a last minute guest and it was the song she had planned to sing before the show went on the air. Golden moment.
Too bad the song was weak
@@jpetersgoyanks, what made the song weak? What criteria did you use?
There was a super awkward episode of The Rosie O'Donnell show when she confronted Tom Selleck for his pro-gun ad he put out after Columbine had happened.
That was so rude of her
@@sherrigrant573 nonsense, how many children have been shot at while sitting in their classroom!!!
I remember that
@@sherrigrant573he was kind of an asshole
Stephen Colbert is the best late night talk show host I’ve ever seen.
Jimmy Fallon & Nicole Kidman moment was hysterical live...and Kimmel is the best human ever ❤
It absolutely was! I was crying laughing!😂 🤣😭
I wasn’t a Letterman fan back then, but when he owned his mess, that took guts! I thoroughly enjoy his Netflix series. My next guest needs no introduction. I can now say I’m definitely a letterman fan.
He didn't own his mess. He saved his own ass from getting sued for sexual harassment as an employer. Dave missed out on being in the Me Too movement by just a few years. I will always regard him in a similar light as Weinstein.
When Kathie Lee Gifford asked Martin Short the secret to his long marriage and he didn’t want to embarrass her by telling her his wife was dead.
Regina King’s comforting Jimmy Kimmel, when he’s hurting for her because she lost her son, shows the depth of both their hearts.❤
Still Team Coco all day, everyday
Jon Stewart speaking about the passing of his dog. That one hits so hard and more so than some of the videos you shared in this compilation.
The Kobe tribute had me in tears
Just seeing Norm made me cry. I wonder if he and OJ have had any recent conversations.
OJ is not in the same place as Norm😢
@@Lora-G True. Now I'm hoping there's an open line between the good place and the bad place. It would be a hilarious phone call.
Stephen Colbert on January 6 was powerful.
Jimmy Kimmel's two appearances in this video were definitely my top two of all time. Some the rest I was seeing for the first time but this was an incredible list... Thank you❤
You forgot about Joan Rivers talking about her husbands suicide
I don't know if it's candid. But when John Stewart came back on the air after 9:11 I watched that every couple of years just to remind me. How horrible that was, and how new york was so destroyed by it
Hugh Grant saves Jay Leno’s career. Jay was getting spanked by Letterman and this appearance was the first time he beat Dave in the ratings and he never looked back after that.
I'll never forgive Hugh Grant, who I otherwise like very much, for making Jay a success on the Tonight Show because I could never stand Jay Leno.
@@thomascrown6422 I’m ok with it. Mediocrity sells. Meanwhile, Letterman is the Everest of late night hosts who, with both Conan and Craig Ferguson, were not ratings giants, but are the guys who influenced others to do shows. Moved the genre forward. No phoning it in like Jay or creating “Barney for adults” like Fallon.
What a wonderful segment, especially the heartfelt clips.
Jennifer Lawrence revealed to Seth Meyers that she had a crush with him while doing SNL not knowing that he was engaged was funny
I love the Craig Ferguson because I remember watching when it aired and for people with addiction and mental health issues it really hit Different. And Regina's was so raw with emotion 😢it is hard to watch .
Conan's Tonight Show farewell speech should have been near the top of the list. Ellen being marginally awkward shouldn't have even made the honorable mentions.
I would have had the Jan. 6th reactions on the list. I feel like that was a night that pretty much all of the hosts gave very genuine reactions.
Jon Stewart after 9/11
I was looking for this comment. Along with David Letterman, Jon delivered an incredibly moving monolog.
Craig Ferguson's eulogy of each of his parents should have been included.
Andrew Garfield honoring his brother, the respiratory Doctor in the midst of COVID, on Steven Colbert's show
Love Steve Harvey!
Great countdown, Mojo! Pass the Kleenex ❤
6:48 Craig Ferguson was and still is one of the best hosts ever. He was always honest and supportive of everyone on his show. Because he went through all the problems most celebrities seem to go through, he knew when it was the right time to poke fun and also when to pump the brakes.
I loved that moment between regina and Jimmy
Kimmel, Bob Saget and John Stamos talking about Don Rickles >>>
Johnny Carson's tribute to his late son
who he could not love in real life, super sad!!
On Conan -- I was frustrated that your voiceover starts right after he gives the news to the audience without a pause, because what made that moment so powerful was that you could hear the entire audience gasp aloud at the news. If the voiceover had paused even one or two seconds, it would have really communicated what made that moment so unforgettable. Meanwhile, I was also really disappointed you didn't include any of Colbert's emotional moments, many of which made huge impact -- his conversations about grief with Joe Biden, Anderson Cooper, and Andrew Garfield. Or his questionnaire response from Keanu Reeves on what happens when we die. I also would have included Jon Stewart's heartbreaking monologue after 9/11.
Another Honorable Mention would be when Kimmel had Bob Saget and John Stamos on to eulogize Don Rickles. That was a very touching night, and you could tell how much Don meant to all of them.
You missed Craig Ferguson's eulogy when his father died.
Nothing is better and more satisfying to watch than that awkward/amazing/funny exchange between Nicole Kidman and Jimmy Fallon. That is definitely the number 1 of this list, nothing else.
conan o'brien
This would have been a great post if it wasn’t for the annoying announcer speaking over the majority of the genuine parts.
Regina King’s “It’s good to see you Jimmy”, said it all. ❤
Definitely Jimmy Fallon talking about Kobe Bryants passing and their beer run😔makes me tear up every time I watch it
You can stop interrupting every couple of seconds. I would've loved to hear more of Craig Ferguson's monologue
When Dolly singing this song during the pandemic, it make Stephen cry. Or all the greatest tributes that he said while on his show or the saddest, grief, inspiration interviews with celebrities.
Denzel Washington talking to Stephen Colbert about the death of his mother.
Ru Paul checkin Joy on “not taking advice from a drag queen” was golden
This monologue is how we won me over… I remember him from KROQ and this is when Jimmy grew up!
Now I love that Foo…😊
Such great moments.
Not your typical talk show, but in Inside the Actor's Studio, James Lipton interviewed Jack Lemmon. Lipton mentioned a scene in Days of Wine and Roses, in which Lemmon's character was an alcoholic. Lemmon said, "which I am, by the way". Lipton asked him if he was answering as his character in the movie, Lemmon said, no he himself was an alcoholic.
I swear you have that Ellen and Dakota Johnson clip on at least 100 different videos
Hey Narrator, thank you for treating Regina King's segment with class, and not going into details. I'm sure all parties involved appreciated the gesture. Well done.
I remember watching Letterman’s infidelity apology in real time. It was one of the most amazing moments in television history. The way Dave was able to be completely open while also getting laughs was threading a needle in a haystack.
Fallon when he learned about Kobe Bryant and telling the story of when they BOTH came to LA and started their career together....doing a BEER RUN
Fallon almost started cracking up , like he used to do in SNL skits. He just can't help it
I love Craig❤🏴
If you'd stop talking through the touching moments, maybe we could feel the emotion..........
Letterman worked a legally required public apology to his victims into his monologue as well. Truly shocking moment.
Craig Ferguson talking about his dad's passing
Bill Burr almost crying on Conan's show could have been a mention
Dakota comes from film royalty. She'd not gonna get star struck
Nice to know Miss Johnson can be entertaining in SOMETHING.
Jack Lemmon on Inside the Actor's Studio (that counts as a talk show, right?) was such a wonderfully open and frank interview, culminating in Lemmon's first ever public acknowledgement of his alcoholism. Profound, moving and engaging.
Jon stewart on 9/11 should have a mention
it would be nice if you actually showed all the interactions, vs talking over them
Kimmel is the best!
Norm was the GOAT
This is great and heartfelt but what is perplexing to me is that a studio audience will LAUGH at just about ANYTHING. Even when the hosts/guests are being serious and sharing their heart, you still hear little snickers and laughs scattered throughout and it shows what cynicism still exists even when people are trying to be serious.
Love Jimmy Fallen to!
Jon Stewart on The Daily Show after 9-11.
MsMojo keeps talking.
I like how David Letterman talks about getting support from everyone
Like if he had gotten a cancer diagnosis
No you cheated on your wife ! And to top it off with someone at work.
Thats not exactly an apology
Instead he focused more on the blackmail
What a list - thank you!
Happy saturday afternoon, Emily, take care and God bless you. Greetings from Colombia to you as well
I hated that the AUDIENCE laughed about Davids AFFAIRSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS and black mail like wtf?
From what I gleaned from the clip, Letterman was publicly revealing what was happening to him for the first time so the audience had no idea what he was talking about and where he was going with it. As it was a live entertainment show I think they were laughing out of expectation that he was setting up a joke, like usual, and then as it became more apparent what was really going on, from discomfort. I might be wrong, but that was what I took from it. I expect they were totally blindsided by the whole thing.