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Late night was not as festive as it could have been this week.
There should have been ghosts and ghoulies aplenty.
Some news stories seem designed as monologue fodder.
Heres who made us laugh most during this most frightening of weeks.
Dulce Sloan Sits in on Headlines
Daily Showcorrespondent Dulce Sloan joined Trevor Noah to cover the headlines Wednesday night.
It was nice seeing someone join Noah in the studio.
Noah would tell his prepared jokes, then Sloan would pop off.
Its a good format, and they should do it again.
They then had to explain the tableau to the other person without saying certain words.
You know, catchphrase rules.
Barrymore was extremely Barrymore throughout, reacting wonderfully to both the guessing and beholding of these incredible vignettes.
Shes always noticing opacity, apparently?
Its like theyre trying to get pulled from the air.
On Wednesday night, James Corden checked in with writer Nate Fernald about his side hustle,hornytees.biz.
But the laughs, theyre doing just fine.
The Kid Mero Is a Mathematician
It is so good to haveDesus & Meroback.
This warm-up session was in many ways a typical outing.
But Mero was just so charming.
He insisted the fic be true to life, a.k.a.
very hairy, and had trouble remembering how many days are in a year.
Winking at the camera, he sarcastically called himself a mathematician after thinking a year is approximately 100 days.
We need this rambunctious energy in late night all 100 days of the year.
Bill Murray Brings His Own Translators
Bill Murray was in full sicko mode onJimmy Kimmel Live!Thursday night.
He Zoomed in from … somewhere with his legs in some sort of compression machine.
And he kinda sorta confirmed that hes in the nextAnt-Manmovie.
Theyre making a movie.
But I am not at liberty to talk about it.
Its comforting to know that no matter how old Murray gets, he will always be a little shit.
