S3·E106 Drew Barrymore/Adam DeVine/Moby

Episode recap

The episode opens with Stephen Colbert delivering his customary opening monologue, using his well‑known satirical style to comment on recent news and pop‑culture moments. Following the monologue, the show moves to the desk segment where Colbert introduces the evening’s guests. The first interview guest is actress Drew Barrymore, whose recent work includes the Netflix series Santa Clarita Diet. Colbert and Barrymore discuss her role in that series and other aspects of her career, while the conversation maintains the program’s blend of humor and genuine curiosity that characterises the talk‑show format.

After the interview with Barrymore, the next guest is actor Adam Devine. Devine is identified in the episode’s promotional material for his performances in the long‑running sitcom Modern Family and the film When We First Met. In his conversation with Colbert, Devine talks about his experiences on those projects and shares anecdotes that align with the show’s light‑hearted interview style. The dialogue stays focused on Devine’s recent and notable work, providing viewers with insight into his career trajectory.

The episode concludes with a musical performance by Moby. The artist takes the stage to deliver a live rendition of his music, fitting the Late Show’s tradition of featuring a diverse range of musical talent. The performance is presented after the final interview segment, allowing the audience to experience Moby’s work in a live‑television setting.

Throughout the broadcast, the production values remain consistent with the series’ established format: a blend of topical monologue, desk‑side interviews with prominent entertainment figures, and a concluding musical act. The episode’s guest lineup—Barrymore, Devine, and Moby—offers a mix of television, film, and music personalities, reflecting the show’s aim to showcase a broad spectrum of contemporary culture. The episode is catalogued as Season 3, Episode 106 of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and it follows the program’s standard comedic‑talk‑show structure while highlighting the specific contributions of its three featured guests.