Ep 38. 11/13/19 (Beth Behrs, Sam Claflin, Grace VanderWaal)

James Corden, the host of The Late Late Show, once again invites viewers to his late-night talk show with his witty humor and amusing remarks. In the show's 38th episode of the fifth season, Corden welcomes three special guests: Beth Behrs, Sam Claflin, and Grace VanderWaal.

Beth Behrs, known for her role as Caroline Channing in the sitcom 2 Broke Girls, is the first guest to join the stage. She talks about her recent engagement and her journey as an actress. She also discusses her new movie project, The Neighborhood, where she plays the role of an environmental lawyer. Corden and Behrs also play a game where they have to guess the celebrities based on their childhood photos.

Next up is Sam Claflin, who is famous for his roles in movies such as The Hunger Games and Me Before You. He talks about his latest movie, Charlie's Angels, where he stars as a villain. He also shares his experience working with Kristen Stewart, Ella Balinska, and Naomi Scott in the movie. Corden and Claflin engage in a hilarious rap battle, where they trade verses about their respective careers.

Finally, the musical guest of the night, Grace VanderWaal, takes the stage. The 15-year-old singer-songwriter gained fame after winning the eleventh season of America's Got Talent. She talks about her new album, Letters Vol. 1, and performs her single, "I Don't Like You." VanderWaal also joins Corden in a sing-along of her hit song, "Ur So Beautiful."

As usual, the show features Corden's popular segments, including "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" where the guests have to answer tough questions or eat bizarre food, and "Crosswalk the Musical" where the guests and Corden perform a musical number on a crosswalk in the middle of a busy street.

Overall, the 38th episode of the fifth season of The Late Late Show with James Corden is packed with humor, entertainment, and engaging conversations with its celebrity guests. Fans of Behrs, Claflin, and VanderWaal will surely enjoy their interviews, while Corden's skits and segments will provide laughter and amusement to viewers.