Ep 25. Kate Beckinsale, Bill Hader, Catfish & the Bottlemen
- May 17, 2016
In the 25th episode of the second season of The Late Late Show with James Corden, the host welcomes guests Kate Beckinsale, Bill Hader, and the band Catfish & the Bottlemen to the show. The episode begins with James Corden's monologue, where he jokes about current events and shares his comedic take on the news.
Next, Kate Beckinsale joins the show to promote her new film Love & Friendship. The British actress talks with Corden about her role in the Jane Austen adaptation and shares some funny stories about her daughter's obsession with Snapchat. They also play a game of “Fishing for Answers,” where Corden asks Beckinsale random questions from a fishbowl.
After Beckinsale's segment, Bill Hader takes the stage to discuss his new HBO series, Barry. The former Saturday Night Live cast member talks with Corden about his role in the comedy-drama and shares some funny anecdotes from his time on SNL. They also play a game of “Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts,” where Hader has the option to answer a personal question or eat a disgusting food item.
The final guest of the night is the Welsh band Catfish & the Bottlemen, who perform their hit song “Twice” off their album The Ride. Corden joins the band on stage for a lively singalong and provides some humorous commentary. The band also sits down with Corden for a brief interview where they discuss their success and how they got their name.
Throughout the episode, Corden interacts with the audience and brings some members on stage for impromptu games and conversations. The show also features some humorous skits, including a spoof of the TV show Catfish where Corden tries to help someone find their soulmate on Tinder.
Overall, the 25th episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden season 2 offers a mix of celebrity interviews, musical performances, and comedy sketches. Corden's affable personality and witty humor keep the audience engaged, while the guests provide entertaining stories and insights into their current projects.
