S2·E66 Matthew Perry, Taraji P. Henson, Anders Holm
Synopsis
Actor Matthew Perry; actress Taraji P. Henson; actor Anders Holm.
Episode recap
Late Night with Seth Meyers returned for its second season with episode 66, a standard installment of the NBC late‑night talk series that has aired since 2014. The program is hosted by Seth Meyers, who previously served as the longest‑running anchor on Saturday Night Live, a fact noted in the series overview on The Movie Database. As with other episodes, the format includes Meyers’ opening monologue, a series of comedic bits, and a segment titled “A Closer Look,” which the show’s tagline describes as a moment when “one man dares to take a closer look.” The episode also features three guest appearances: actor Matthew Perry, actress Taraji P. Henson, and actor Anders Holm.
During the broadcast, each guest joins Meyers on the set for an interview. Matthew Perry, known for his work in television comedy, appears as a guest, providing the audience with an opportunity to see him in the talk‑show environment. Taraji P. Henson, a film and television actress, is also featured, sharing the stage with Meyers and taking part in the program’s conversational segments. Anders Holm, another actor recognized for his comedic roles, rounds out the guest roster, completing a trio of performers from the entertainment industry.
The episode follows the established rhythm of Late Night with Seth Meyers, moving from the host’s opening jokes about current events to the individual guest interviews, and concluding with the “A Closer Look” segment that offers a deeper comedic analysis of a news story or cultural moment. While the specific topics discussed with Perry, Henson, and Holm are not detailed in the supplied synopsis, their presence aligns with the show’s practice of inviting notable figures from film and television to promote their work and engage in light‑hearted conversation with the host. The episode thus maintains the series’ blend of humor, topical commentary, and celebrity interview that has defined the program since its inception.
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