List of The Late Late Show episodes | |
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No. of episodes | 45 (incl. 5 episodes of The Talk) |
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Original network | CBS |
Season chronology | |
This is the list of episodes for The Late Late Show in 2015 with guest hosts. [1] [2] [3] Guest hosts were scheduled to helm the program between the end of Craig Ferguson's tenure as host in December 2014 and the beginning of James Corden's tenure on March 23, 2015. In this transitional period, the show continued to be co-produced by Worldwide Pants and the staff was mostly made up of holdovers from Ferguson's era. The off-camera announcer continued to be Shadoe Stevens, except for the week of New York shows, where another announcer was used. The executive producer remained Peter Lassally, however the show was produced by newcomer Jeff Stilson, formerly of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart , Late Show with David Letterman and Lopez Tonight . The writing staff consisted of Stilson along with Ferguson-era writers Jonathan Morano, Bob Oschack, Ben Stout and Joe Strazzullo. Other continuing staff included Catherine Hoeven as supervising producer and Tim Mancinelli as director. New shows were aired from January 5, 2015 until March 6, 2015 with repeats of guest hosted programs being run during the final two weeks prior to Corden's premiere.
The show was filmed using the old Craig Ferguson set at CBS Television City in Los Angeles, but on a separate soundstage to allow The Late Late Show with James Corden to begin constructing their set in Stage 56. The fireplace component was removed, as were the props that sat on Ferguson's desk, and the door previously used by Secretariat, the pantomime horse, remained closed, and the set used a black vinyl surface floor. Geoff Peterson, Ferguson's animatronic sidekick, did not continue on the program but his podium remained and was used during several weeks by sidekicks, for instance when either CBS Daytime game show host served as guest host, the podium was used by that game show's respective announcer, who served as his sidekick. A different, shorter, and instrumental theme song was used for the program played over a montage of time lapse images of Los Angeles. For the week of programs recorded in New York City, the show was broadcast from Studio 57 at the CBS Broadcast Center, which is the home of CBS This Morning , without a studio audience. The opening credit sequence consisted of a montage of stock time-lapse videography of New York City scenes while the theme music remained the same. The show used the same logo as Ferguson's show except with Ferguson's name removed.
The Talk aired a nighttime edition in the Late Late Show timeslot for one week which was taped in its home studio and another week of Late Late Shows was filmed in New York City instead of Los Angeles. As the Late Late Show set in Studio 56 set in CBS Television City, Los Angeles, was not being used for these two weeks the producers were able to pre-record two weeks of programs for broadcast in late February and early March which, in turn, gave CBS more time to strike the old set from Studio 56 and erect a new one for The Late Late Show with James Corden , also giving Corden and his team additional time to rehearse and do advance taping of segments on their new set prior to Corden's March 23 premiere.
This was not the first time a major late-night US talk show has experienced an interregnum period. In 1962, after Jack Paar's departure and prior to Johnny Carson beginning his 30-year tenure as host, The Tonight Show underwent a period of approximately six months during which a number of temporary guest hosts were used. From September to December 2004, the Late Late Show had a series of guest hosts in a series of on-air auditions to replace departed host Craig Kilborn. The longest interregnum was from 1996 until 2000 for NBC's Later , which had a 'guest host of the week' format between Greg Kinnear and Cynthia Garrett as the timeslot was a low priority for NBC to fill with a permanent host.
Host | Appearances | Sidekick |
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Drew Carey | 10 | George Gray |
Wayne Brady | 5 | Jonathan Mangum |
Kunal Nayyar | 3 | none |
Tom Lennon | 3 | Figs Housecat |
John Mayer | 3 | Ed Sheeran |
Jim Gaffigan | 3 | Jeannie Gaffigan |
Judd Apatow | 2 | none |
Regis Philbin | 2 | none |
Whitney Cummings | 2 | Bridget Everett |
Sean Hayes | 2 | none |
Billy Gardell | 2 | none |
Adam Pally | 1 | Ben Schwartz |
Lauren Graham | 1 | none |
Will Arnett | 1 | none |
No. | Original air date | Guest(s) | Musical/entertainment guest(s) | |
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1 | January 5, 2015 | Eric Idle, Tessa Thompson | Lachlan Patterson | |
Host: Drew Carey; Sidekick: George Gray | ||||
2 | January 6, 2015 | Alyssa Milano, Joel Stein | Ryan Hamilton | |
Host: Drew Carey; Sidekick: George Gray | ||||
3 | January 7, 2015 | Mark Harmon, Jessica St. Clair. David Arquette was originally scheduled as a guest but cancelled. | Esther Povitsky | |
Host: Drew Carey; Sidekick: George Gray | ||||
4 | January 8, 2015 | Ethan Hawke, Monica Potter | Pennybirdrabbit | |
Host: Drew Carey; Sidekick: George Gray | ||||
5 | January 9, 2015 | Larry King. Sharon Osbourne was originally scheduled as a guest but cancelled. | Penn & Teller | |
Host: Drew Carey; Sidekick: George Gray | ||||
6 | January 12, 2015 | Ozzy Osbourne, Retta | Linda Perry & Holy Coyote | |
After-dark edition of The Talk in The Late Late Show timeslot with Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood & Aisha Tyler. | ||||
7 | January 13, 2015 | Seth Green, Melissa Fumero | Linda Perry & Holy Coyote | |
After-dark edition of The Talk in The Late Late Show timeslot with Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood & Aisha Tyler. | ||||
8 | January 14, 2015 | Nick Cannon | Linda Perry & Holy Coyote | |
After-dark edition of The Talk in The Late Late Show timeslot with Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood & Aisha Tyler. | ||||
9 | January 15, 2015 | Kristin Chenoweth | Linda Perry & Holy Coyote | |
After-dark edition of The Talk in The Late Late Show timeslot with Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood & Aisha Tyler. | ||||
10 | January 16, 2015 | George Lopez | Linda Perry & Holy Coyote | |
After-dark edition of The Talk in The Late Late Show timeslot with Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood & Aisha Tyler. | ||||
11 | January 19, 2015 | Michael Ian Black, Ashley Williams | Justin Willman | |
Host: Jim Gaffigan; Co-host: Jeannie Gaffigan; Featuring: Marre, Katie, Jack, Michael, & Patrick Gaffigan Cameo: Eddie Pepitone | ||||
12 | January 20, 2015 | Sarah Silverman, Kumail Nanjiani | Wolfgang Puck | |
Host: Jim Gaffigan; Co-host: Jeannie Gaffigan; Featuring: Marre, Katie, Jack, Michael, & Patrick Gaffigan Cameo: Bob Saget | ||||
13 | January 21, 2015 | Adam Goldberg, Dave Koechner, Tig Notaro | N/A | |
Host: Jim Gaffigan; Co-host: Jeannie Gaffigan; Featuring: Marre, Katie, Jack, Michael, & Patrick Gaffigan; Cameo: Kiefer Sutherland | ||||
14 | January 22, 2015 | Adam Sandler, Lena Dunham (also co-host), Maria Bamford | N/A | |
Host: Judd Apatow | ||||
15 | January 23, 2015 | Jeff Goldblum, Garry Shandling | Ryan Adams | |
16 | January 26, 2015 | Martin Short, Susan Sarandon, Alan Alda | Annie Lennox | |
Host: Regis Philbin Show is taped in New York City this week on the CBS This Morning set, without a studio audience. [4] | ||||
17 | January 27, 2015 | David Letterman and Paul Shaffer, Donald Trump, Charlie Rose, Tracy Wolfson | Counting Crows | |
Host: Regis Philbin Show is taped in New York City this week on the CBS This Morning set, without a studio audience. Tony Danza and Martha Stewart were originally scheduled instead of Trump and Rose. [5] | ||||
18 | January 28, 2015 | Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs, Ana Gasteyer, Rhea Seehorn | Bridget Everett (with Marc Shaiman) | |
Host: Whitney Cummings, Sidekick: Bridget Everett Cameo: Chris D'Elia Show is taped in New York City this week on the CBS This Morning set, without a studio audience. Interview with Dennings and Behrs was pretaped on 2 Broke Girls set; Cummings is a creator/executive producer of that series. | ||||
19 | January 29, 2015 | Alan Cumming, Alison Brie, Joanne Froggatt | OK Go | |
Host: Whitney Cummings, Sidekick: Bridget Everett Show is taped in New York City this week on the CBS This Morning set, without a studio audience. Interview with Brie pre-recorded in California. | ||||
20 | January 30, 2015 | Martellus Bennett, Beth Stern, Eric André | Death Cab For Cutie | |
Host: Adam Pally; Sidekick: Ben Schwartz Show is taped in New York City this week on the CBS This Morning set, without a studio audience. Bennett was interviewed via satellite from Glendale, Arizona Super Bowl XLIX festitives. |
No. | Original air date | Guest(s) | Musical/entertainment guest(s) | |
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21 | February 2, 2015 | Marion Cotillard, Dame Edna Everage | Comic: Darrin Rose | |
22 | February 3, 2015 | Allison Janney, Jim Rash, Bob Harper | N/A | |
Host: Sean Hayes | ||||
23 | February 4, 2015 | Andy Cohen, Alison Becker | John Legend (with John Mayer) | |
24 | February 5, 2015 | Bob Saget, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Bob Weir | Bob Weir (with John Mayer) | |
Host: John Mayer | ||||
25 | February 6, 2015 | Ed Sheeran, Stephen Merchant, Jillian Bell | Ed Sheeran (with John Mayer) | |
Host: John Mayer Cameo: Tattoo artists Marv and Freddie from Shamrock Social Club | ||||
26 | February 9, 2015 | Sara Rue, Ross Mathews | Robert Glasper | |
Host: Wayne Brady; Sidekick: Jonathan Mangum | ||||
27 | February 10, 2015 | Aisha Tyler | Magician: Justin Flom | |
Host: Wayne Brady; Sidekick: Jonathan Mangum | ||||
28 | February 11, 2015 | William Shatner, Cesar Millan | Freestyle Love Supreme | |
Host: Wayne Brady; Sidekick: Jonathan Mangum | ||||
29 | February 12, 2015 | John Leguizamo, Ryan Xie | Magicians: David Blatter & Leeman Parker | |
Host: Wayne Brady; Sidekick: Jonathan Mangum | ||||
30 | February 13, 2015 | Dick Cavett, Morena Baccarin, Derrick Pitts | N/A | |
Host: Wayne Brady; Sidekick: Jonathan Mangum | ||||
31 | February 16, 2015 | Weird Al Yankovic, Natasha Leggero, Maz Jobrani | Weird Al Yankovic | |
Host: Tom Lennon; Sidekick/Announcer/Drummer: Figs Housecat | ||||
32 | February 17, 2015 | Kal Penn, Lindsay Sloane | Comic: Troy Walker | |
Host: Tom Lennon; Sidekick/Announcer/Drummer: Figs Housecat | ||||
33 | February 18, 2015 | Matthew Perry, Nick Kroll | Comic: Ronny Chieng | |
Host: Tom Lennon; Sidekick/Announcer/Drummer: Figs Housecat | ||||
34 | February 19, 2015 | Ray Romano, Busy Philipps | Comic: Tom Papa | |
Host: Lauren Graham | ||||
35 | February 20, 2015 | Jimmy Kimmel, John Krasinski, David Cross | N/A | |
Host: Will Arnett Cameo: Peter Lassally Last taped show on the old Ferguson set and last pre-Corden show in order of taping. With this show, Peter Lassally retired after six decades of producing talk shows, and Worldwide Pants ended its involvement in the production of The Late Late Show. | ||||
36 | February 23, 2015 | Sharon Osbourne, Steve Byrne | L.A. Rocks | |
Host: Billy Gardell Show was pre-recorded the last week of January for broadcast in February. | ||||
37 | February 24, 2015 | Jeff Probst, Yvette Nicole Brown | Comic: Greg Warren | |
Host: Billy Gardell Show was pre-recorded the last week of January for broadcast in February. | ||||
38 | February 25, 2015 | Billy Bob Thornton, Sarah Hyland | Garfunkel and Oates | |
Host: Kunal Nayyar Show was pre-recorded the last week of January for broadcast in February. | ||||
39 | February 26, 2015 | Bob Newhart, Cat Cora, Sim Bhullar | N/A | |
Host: Kunal Nayyar Show was pre-recorded the last week of January for broadcast in February. | ||||
40 | February 27, 2015 | Simon Helberg, Britt Robertson, Owen Benjamin, | N/A | |
Host: Kunal Nayyar Show was pre-recorded the last week of January for broadcast in February. |
No. | Original air date | Guest(s) | Musical/entertainment guest(s) | |
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41 | March 2, 2015 | Pauley Perrette, Josh Malina | Comic: Cathy Ladman | |
42 | March 3, 2015 | Angela Kinsey | Comic: Paula Poundstone | |
43 | March 4, 2015 | David Arquette, Steve Wozniak | Comic: Josh Robert Thompson | |
Host: Drew Carey; Sidekick: George Gray Thompson voiced and operated Geoff Peterson on Ferguson's Late Late Show. Show was pre-recorded in January for broadcast in March. | ||||
44 | March 5, 2015 | Jane Lynch, Dan Riskin | Comic: Brendon Walsh | |
45 | March 6, 2015 | Comic/Magician: Ed Alonzo | ||
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