S1·E28 Whoopi Goldberg, Judd Apatow, John Mulaney
Synopsis
Actress & TV host Whoopi Goldberg; filmmaker Judd Apatow; actor & comic John Mulaney.
Episode recap
Late Night with Seth Meyers Season 1, Episode 28 aired as part of the NBC late‑night talk‑show series that premiered in 2014. The program is hosted by Seth Meyers, who previously served as a cast member on NBC’s sketch‑comedy series Saturday Night Live. The series is classified as a talk and comedy program and carries a TV‑14 rating. In this installment, the episode’s guest lineup consisted of actress and television host Whoopi Goldberg, filmmaker Judd Apatow, and actor‑comedian John Mulaney, as indicated by the episode’s official synopsis.
The episode opened with Meyers delivering his customary opening monologue, a segment that typically offers commentary on recent news and pop‑culture items. Following the monologue, Meyers conducted individual interviews with each of the three guests. During the interview with Whoopi Goldberg, the conversation centered on her extensive career in film, television, and her role as a host, reflecting her status as an actress and TV personality. The segment with Judd Apatow provided an opportunity for the filmmaker to discuss his work in the entertainment industry, drawing on his experience behind the camera. The final interview featured John Mulaney, allowing the actor and comic to speak about his comedic pursuits and acting projects.
Throughout the episode, Meyers engaged the guests in dialogue that highlighted their professional achievements and offered viewers insight into their respective fields. The structure of the show adhered to the standard format of Late Night with Seth Meyers, combining comedy, interview, and occasional musical or comedic interludes, though specific details of such interludes are not enumerated in the available synopsis. The episode contributed to the series’ ongoing run, adding to the roster of notable personalities who have appeared on the program since its inception.
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