Ep 112. Wed, Aug 14, 2019

Jimmy Kimmel Live! is a late-night talk show that airs on ABC. The show is hosted by Jimmy Kimmel and features a mix of celebrity interviews, musical performances, sketches, and stand-up comedy.

Season 17 episode 112, which aired on Wed, Aug 14, 2019, featured several guests and segments. The show opened with a monologue from Kimmel in which he joked about current events and pop culture. He then introduced his first guest, actor Gerard Butler.

Butler discussed his new movie, "Angel Has Fallen," and talked about his experience filming in Bulgaria. He also discussed his love for motorcycles and his recent trip to Sturgis, a famous motorcycle rally.

Next, Kimmel welcomed actress Elizabeth Banks to the show. Banks discussed her new movie, "Brightburn," which is a horror film about a child with superpowers. She also talked about her work as a director and producer, and discussed her recent project "Charlie's Angels."

After Banks left the stage, Kimmel introduced a segment called "Can They Do it Live?" In this segment, two contestants competed to see who could build a birdhouse faster while being interviewed by Kimmel. The contestants had to answer questions and perform various tasks while building the birdhouse, which added to the difficulty.

The next guest was comedian and actor Jim Gaffigan. Gaffigan discussed his new movie, "American Dreamer," and talked about his experience traveling the country for his comedy tour. He also joked about his five children and his obsession with food.

As the show neared its end, Kimmel introduced a musical performance by the band Two Door Cinema Club. The band performed their song "Talk" and received a standing ovation from the audience.

The show closed with a final segment called "Mean Tweets." In this segment, Kimmel and several celebrities read mean tweets about themselves that were written by Twitter users. The segment was humorous and provided a lighthearted ending to the show.

Overall, season 17 episode 112 of Jimmy Kimmel Live! was a diverse mix of guests and segments. From actor Gerard Butler and actress Elizabeth Banks to a birdhouse building competition and a musical performance, the show offered something for everyone. The show's humor and variety made it an enjoyable late-night viewing experience.