Ep 114. Jim Parsons, America Ferrera, Glass Animals

In this episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden, the host welcomes three guests to his show: Jim Parsons, America Ferrera, and Glass Animals. Jim Parsons, famously known for his role as Sheldon Cooper in The Big Bang Theory, sits down with James to talk about his new movie, Hidden Figures, where he portrays engineer Paul Stafford. Parsons shares how he loved working with the all-female ensemble and how the movie itself showcases how important the women involved were in the space race.

Up next is America Ferrera, the actress known for her roles in movies like Real Women Have Curves and TV series like Ugly Betty. Ferrera talks about her current project, NBC's Superstore, a sitcom set in a fictional department store that she stars in and produces. Ferrera shares some behind-the-scenes stories about filming, including how she once had to fake being a customer in her own show because they had a shortage of extras.

During the musical performance, James welcomes Glass Animals to the stage. The British indie rock band performs "Youth," a song from their 2016 album How to Be a Human Being. The band is known for their unique sound and creative visuals during their live performances, and they do not disappoint in this episode.

In addition to the guest interviews and musical performance, James Corden interacts with the audience and his band during the show segments. One popular segment is "Drop the Mic," where James and his guest battle each other with witty rhymes and insults. Jim Parsons and James Corden take turns trying to outdo each other with clever raps, leading the audience to side with one or the other.

Another segment in this episode is "Carpool Karaoke," where James drives around with a celebrity and performs hit songs together while chatting. In this episode, James picks up America Ferrera for a musical journey filled with some of the biggest hits from the 90s.

Overall, this episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden is filled with exciting guests, memorable moments, and entertainment that will leave you laughing and dancing. Whether you're a fan of Jim Parsons, America Ferrera, or Glass Animals, this episode has something for everyone.