Ep 110. Matthew Broderick, Zachary Quinto, Glass Animals
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- October 8, 2014
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Matthew Broderick, Zachary Quinto, and Glass Animals are the guests on the 110th episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers season 1. The show kicks off with Seth Meyers' monologue that touches on current events and the latest news stories. Meyers' signature style of humor keeps the audience laughing throughout.
The first guest, Matthew Broderick, sits down with Meyers for an interview segment. They start by discussing Broderick's role in the new HBO series "Divorce," which has been getting rave reviews. Broderick talks about his experience working with actress Sarah Jessica Parker and how they've known each other for years.
They also delve into Broderick's extensive career, which includes iconic roles like Ferris Bueller in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." The two share a laugh reminiscing about the movie and discussing its lasting impact on pop culture.
Next up is Zachary Quinto, who joins Meyers on the couch for an interview. They start by discussing Quinto's latest project, the Broadway revival of "The Boys in the Band." Quinto talks about the challenges of portraying a gay man in the 1960s and how it's important to continue telling stories like this.
Meyers and Quinto also talk about Quinto's role as Spock in the recent "Star Trek" reboot movies. They discuss the responsibility of taking on such an iconic role and how Quinto approached making it his own.
Finally, the musical guest for the evening is Glass Animals, an indie rock band from Oxford, England. The band takes the stage to perform some of their latest hits and get the audience moving.
Throughout the show, Meyers also delivers segments like "Ya Burnt," where he takes aim at things that are bothering him, and "Jokes Seth Can't Tell," where his writers, Amber Ruffin and Jenny Hagel, deliver jokes with punchlines that Meyers can't say himself.
Overall, the 110th episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers season 1 is a hilarious and entertaining hour of television. With guests like Matthew Broderick, Zachary Quinto, and Glass Animals, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
