S2·E104 Josh Hartnett, Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, Benjamin Booker

Episode recap

Late Night with Seth Meyers Season 2, Episode 104 continues the series’ established format as a late‑night talk and comedy program that has aired on NBC since 2014. The episode opens with host Seth Meyers delivering his opening segment, which sets the tone for the hour‑long broadcast. The guest lineup for this installment includes film actor Josh Hartnett, journalists Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough, and blues‑rock singer Benjamin Booker, who provides the musical performance.

Following the opening, Meyers sits down with Hartnett for an interview. The conversation centers on Hartnett’s recent work in film, allowing the actor to discuss his career and upcoming projects. The interview proceeds in the series’ typical interview style, with Meyers interjecting humor and commentary while giving Hartnett space to elaborate on his experiences in the industry.

The episode also features a joint appearance by journalists Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough. In a segment that blends news discussion with the show’s comedic sensibility, the three engage in a dialogue that touches on current events and media perspectives. Their presence reflects the program’s occasional inclusion of political and journalistic voices alongside entertainment figures.

Musical entertainment is provided by Benjamin Booker, who performs a blues‑rock number. Booker’s set aligns with the show’s tradition of showcasing live music from contemporary artists, offering a contrast to the interview portions and adding a dynamic musical element to the broadcast.

Throughout the hour, the program maintains its TV‑14 rating and talk‑show structure, balancing humor, interview, and live music. The episode exemplifies the series’ blend of comedy and conversation, featuring a mix of Hollywood talent, news commentary, and a live musical act. As part of the broader Late Night with Seth Meyers catalog, this installment contributes to the show’s ongoing run, which has been noted for its consistent format and the host’s background as “Saturday Night Live’s” longest‑serving anchor.