S2·E90 Jon Cryer, Kat Dennings, Michael Chernow, Daniel Holzman

Episode recap

Late Night with Seth Meyers Season 2, Episode 90 aired as part of the NBC late‑night talk series that began in 2014. The program, hosted by former Saturday Night Live cast member Seth Meyers, is classified as a TV‑14 talk and comedy show. As with other installments, the episode opened with Meyers delivering his opening monologue, a staple of the series that blends current‑event jokes with the host’s signature humor. After the monologue, the show moved to its interview segment, introducing the first guest, actor Jon Cryer. The conversation with Cryer centered on his career as an actor, allowing him to discuss recent projects and reflect on his experiences in the entertainment industry.

The next guest was actress Kat Dennings, who joined Meyers for a separate interview. Dennings, known for her work in film and television, spoke about her acting career, offering insights into her recent roles and the creative process behind her performances.

In addition to the two performers, the episode featured two entrepreneurs from the hospitality sector: Michael Chernow and Daniel Holzman, identified as restaurant owners. Their appearance provided an opportunity for Meyers to explore topics related to the restaurant business, including the challenges of operating dining establishments and any recent developments in their ventures. The inclusion of Chernow and Holzman highlighted the show’s occasional focus on guests from a variety of professional backgrounds beyond the entertainment field.

Throughout the broadcast, the format remained consistent with the series’ established structure: a comedic opening, followed by a series of interviews that blend humor with substantive discussion. The episode concluded without deviation from the program’s typical pacing, maintaining the talk‑show rhythm that defines Late Night with Seth Meyers. By featuring both well‑known actors and local business owners, the episode illustrated the show’s range in guest selection while adhering to its talk‑and‑comedy genre.