S2·E35 Ruth Wilson, JB Smoove, Ghost Brothers

Episode recap

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’s second‑season episode thirty‑five presents a standard talk‑show format in which host Stephen Colbert conducts a series of guest interviews. The episode opens with Colbert’s customary opening remarks before moving to the first segment, which features actress Ruth Wilson. In this interview Wilson discusses the film I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House, offering her perspective on the project and its themes. The conversation proceeds without deviation from the stated purpose of the segment.

Following Wilson’s appearance, the program welcomes comedian J. B. Smoove. During his interview Smoove talks about the movie Almost Christmas, providing commentary on his involvement and the film’s content. The discussion remains focused on the subject identified in the episode synopsis.

The final guest segment introduces the Ghost Brothers, a group known for their work in paranormal investigation. In their portion of the show the Ghost Brothers discuss the practice of ghost hunting, describing the activity and its relevance to their public persona. Their dialogue is confined to the topic of ghost hunting as indicated by the episode’s description.

Throughout the broadcast, Stephen Colbert’s role is that of host and interviewer, maintaining the comedic and satirical tone that characterises the series. The episode adheres to the series’ established format of combining humor with conversations about current film and television projects, as reflected in the series overview that notes Colbert’s “signature satire and comedy.” No additional segments, musical performances, or unrelated content are mentioned in the provided synopsis, and the episode’s content is limited to the three guest discussions described. The episode therefore consists of three distinct interview portions, each centered on a specific entertainment property or activity, and is catalogued as season two, episode thirty‑five of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.