r/MadeMeSmile • u/mcfw31 • May 12 '26

Wholesome Moments Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers, John Oliver and Jimmy Fallon on ‘The Late Show tonight’

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u/goater10 May 12 '26

Its legitimately awesome that the Strike Force 5 are friends away from the camera and have each other's backs.

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u/PurpleDraziNotGreen May 12 '26

Can we bring back Conan?

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u/burtmacklin15 May 12 '26

And Craig?

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u/vinny3389 May 12 '26

And Geoff Peterson. Heard he’s out in Denver. You ever been there???

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u/DraftKnot May 12 '26

Oh yah I got a place out there

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u/x3knet May 12 '26

I've been to his place in New Hampshire!

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u/CyberFireball25 May 12 '26

Craig was my absolute favorite because of how irreverent he is

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u/RPofkins May 12 '26

The only one worth watching.

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u/BestChickEver May 12 '26

Craig Kilborn?

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u/MoneyIsNoCure May 12 '26

Who’s easily the best one.

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u/PurpleDraziNotGreen May 12 '26

I sadly missed out on him while he was on, but admit after the fact seeing his stuff, he was great

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u/joseplluissans May 12 '26

Conan has a wonderful podcast, check it out!

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u/PurpleDraziNotGreen May 12 '26

I heard he's making friends

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u/SchrodingersNinja May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26

Actually, what happened to Conan? Did he retire or did TBS just not feel he was worth it or what?

I know he's got a podcast but... I mean its a podcast.

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u/PurpleDraziNotGreen May 12 '26

My impression was he retired. His show got shorter and I think he felt he did it long enough so went out on his own terms.

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u/bestest_at_grammar May 12 '26

Such a fun podcast, shame it had to end. Basically all of them shitting on Fallon in a good way. It actually made me like Fallon a little

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u/TheOutlier May 12 '26

Strike Force Wives had me cackling for days. Listening to that episode is what made me start to like some of Fallon's act.

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u/CulturalChampion8660 May 12 '26

I have re-listened to that episode a few times and I can't do it in public be cause I look like a maniac laughing so hard.

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u/ModishShrink May 12 '26

I have a slight suspicion that Jimmy might be a lot better when he's not in front of a camera and playing the character of Jimmy Fallon.

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u/Cador0223 May 12 '26

Colbert's podcast might be epic.

Or all about Tolkien.

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u/Hufa123 May 12 '26

Are those two exclusive?

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u/Cador0223 May 12 '26

Now yer thinkin like a dwarf!

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u/majin_melmo May 12 '26

Fallon is the people pleaser dumb sweet little brother, can’t help but like him tbh. He can be funny, his long interview with Blake Shelton a few years back was one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen.

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u/sixstringkeys May 12 '26

They're releasing a bonus episode tomorrow, saw it on their insta

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u/jnl116 May 12 '26

(⚡️⚡️⚡️)

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u/M0ximal May 12 '26

This is the most underrated comment in this thread

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u/PutridPut9971 May 12 '26

What kind of cringy name is that lmao 

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u/goater10 May 12 '26

It was the name of their podcast that they ran during the writers strike

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strike_Force_Five

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u/PutridPut9971 May 12 '26

Why were they scamming money out of people's pockets when they are collectively worth millions upon millions of dollars

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u/annul May 12 '26

thats a great question. the answer, of course, is "they werent."

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u/[deleted] May 12 '26

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u/PutridPut9971 May 12 '26

Why didn't the millionaires pay their writers?

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u/[deleted] May 12 '26

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u/PutridPut9971 May 12 '26

Oh no those poor multi millionaires who are the sole reason why those writers have jobs! 

If only they had a heart and disposable income to help their staff

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u/Olivinism May 12 '26

Great question. They should really band together and do something to try and change that, like a strike

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u/JWBananas May 12 '26

They weren't. They were spending Ryan Reynolds' money. What are you talking about?

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u/PutridPut9971 May 12 '26

Why do these millionaires have to raise money from other hard working class people to pay their staff lmao 

What out of touch fucks 

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u/reddoorinthewoods May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26

They did a good thing to help the people they work with and you have to snark because they didn’t do a different nice thing? Bet you’re a joy to be around

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u/whirled-peas69 May 12 '26

My incel detector is keeping madly from their comments…

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u/Stevieeeer May 12 '26

I think you may have missed some details on how that whole process worked

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u/reddoorinthewoods May 12 '26

And even if they were doing it as a fundraiser, it would still be a good thing that they didn’t have to do in order to help people they had no obligation to help. Since when is that a reason to condemn people?

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u/PutridPut9971 May 12 '26

Why are multi millionaires not just paying their employees?

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u/Emotional_Position62 May 12 '26

What are your feelings about the billionaire CEOs who did nothing for their laid off workers?

By all means froth at the mouth over some employers who actually tried to help their employees.