S2·E112 Felicity Huffman, Jurnee Smollett-Bell, Anthony DeVito

Episode recap

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’s second‑season installment identified as episode 112 presents a typical edition of the comedy‑talk format that has defined the series since its 2015 debut. Hosted by Stephen Colbert, the program opens with his customary opening monologue, in which he delivers satirical commentary on recent news and cultural events, setting the tone for the evening’s entertainment. Following the monologue, the episode moves into its interview segment, featuring three guests who are each highlighted in the episode’s official synopsis.

The first guest is actress Felicity Huffman, whose career includes a range of film and television work. In the interview, Colbert engages Huffman in conversation, allowing her to discuss aspects of her professional life and recent projects. The dialogue is interspersed with Colbert’s trademark humor, maintaining the show’s blend of comedy and interview.

The second guest is actress Jurnee Smollett‑Bell. As an actress, Smollett‑Bell joins the conversation to share insights into her acting experiences. The interview proceeds in the same light‑hearted yet inquisitive style that characterizes the series, with Colbert prompting discussion about her career trajectory and any current endeavors she wishes to highlight.

The final guest is comic Anthony DeVito. Identified as a comic, DeVito contributes a perspective from the stand‑up comedy world. His appearance includes a discussion of his comedic work and, as is customary on the program, an opportunity for Colbert to exchange jokes and observations, reinforcing the comedic rhythm of the show.

Throughout the episode, the production values remain consistent with the series’ established format: a live audience, a studio set featuring the iconic desk and backdrop, and a blend of topical humor with personal guest interviews. The episode concludes with Colbert delivering a closing remark that ties together the themes of the night’s conversations while maintaining the satirical edge that defines The Late Show. This episode, catalogued as season 2, episode 112, thus continues the series’ tradition of combining celebrity interviews with comedic commentary, featuring actress Felicity Huffman, actress Jurnee Smollett‑Bell, and comic Anthony DeVito as its primary guests.