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Weekend Update ft. Veronika Slowikowska, Chloe Fineman and Kam Patterson - SNL

Weekend Update hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che cover the week's biggest news before speaking with Alix Earle (Veronika Slowikowska) and...

Tuesday, May 19, 2026

Stephen Colbert Introduces "The Worst Of The Late Show"


In this special episode of The Late Show, Stephen Colbert introduces a unique look back at his nearly 11-year run by showcasing "the best of the worst"—segments and bits that were created but never aired. He highlights that rather than doing a traditional "best of" clip show, he wanted to share the material that didn't make the cut for a variety of reasons.

Key segments and behind-the-scenes stories shared include:

  • The 2016 Election Mishap (2:16-3:44): Colbert recounts a live Showtime special where they had prepared segments featuring male models with "I'm with her" painted on their backs. When the election results shifted, the production team, led by co-executive producer Matt Lapton, had to frantically scramble to modify the bits.
  • The "Erotic Body Gravy" Sketch (3:49-5:12): A bizarre Thanksgiving sketch from 2023 that was ultimately cut for being too close to "softcore gravy porn." Colbert also notes he was in immense physical pain during the rehearsal of this sketch because he was suffering from a burst appendix.
  • Roller Coaster Interviews (5:14-6:22): A look back at a 2015 segment where Colbert interviewed wonky guests, such as economist Paul Krugman and constitutional scholar Zephyr Teachout, on the Nitro roller coaster at Six Flags Great America.

The Worst Of The Late Show - FULL EXTENDED EPISODE


This special episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert serves as a retrospective on the "worst" comedy sketches, segments, and graphics from the show's eleven-season run. Stephen takes viewers behind the scenes to share material that was deemed too messy, outrageous, or failed to make it to air for various reasons.

Key Highlights of the Episode:

  • The Graphics Graveyard (16:08 - 32:26): Stephen invites art director Andrew Bunetta to showcase "cut" graphics, including rejected concepts like a fish with three human butts (23:05), the "Patrick Mind Beef" character segment (25:20), and an unfinished book about book banning (27:20).
  • Unseen Field Pieces (35:53 - 42:15): The show explores field segments that never aired, such as Bootsie Plunkett interviewing guests in a dark haunted house (37:06) and a planned ride-along with NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace (39:54).
  • Shrieking Joe's Return (51:30 - 55:46): The recurring character Shrieking Joe returns, accompanied by his daughter Shrieking Jane, to discuss his "residency" in the theater's HVAC shafts.
  • The "Worst" Musical Number (1:00:30 - 1:03:45): Writer Michael Cruz Kane presents a long-rejected parody song titled "It's Raining Fish," which Stephen and Paul Shaffer perform together.
  • A Tribute to the Staff (1:05:13 - 1:07:46): Stephen concludes by honoring his longtime executive producer and showrunner, Tom Purcell, highlighting their 18-year collaboration and the "nightly Tomms" emails that have guided the show since 2009.

Trump’s Crazy Posting Spree, Embarrassing Trip to China & a Deep Dark Government Conspiracy!


In this episode, Jimmy Kimmel returns from a week-long break to discuss current events, starting with a humorous look at his own experience in New York before diving into political and pop culture news.

Key highlights from the video include:

  • Trump’s Trip to China: Kimmel covers the President's recent visit to China (1:12), highlighting the pageantry of the trip, his interactions with President Xi, and the inclusion of business leaders like Elon Musk and Tim Cook. He notes that no major deals were reached during the trip (3:44).
  • Political Nicknames & Social Media: The host mocks Trump's new nickname for Democrats (4:42) and his ongoing social media activity, specifically criticizing posts about an extraterrestrial, aging in reverse, and a suggestion that he could be the next James Bond (6:28 - 7:36).
  • Golfing Record: Kimmel points out that Trump has spent a significant portion of his time in office golfing (8:06), contrasting this with his past criticisms of his predecessors' activities.
  • Religious Events: The video touches on a National Mall rally where a video of Trump reading the Bible was shown, with Kimmel providing a comedic critique of the reading (8:50 - 10:27).
  • Public Health Concerns: Kimmel mentions the World Health Organization's declaration regarding the Ebola virus and criticizes the government's response team, specifically calling out Dr. Brian Christine (10:28 - 11:25).
  • NBA Conspiracy: In a satirical segment, Kimmel explores a "conspiracy theory" regarding the NBA playoffs, linking a premature network promo to wider theories about current events and health officials (11:26 - 13:56).

The show concludes with a look ahead at the night's guests, including Allison Brie, Trey Parker, and Matt Stone (14:04).

Trump Gushes Over Xi & Jon Helps 2026 Graduates Land a Job the Trump Way | The Daily Show


In this episode of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart satirizes Donald Trump's recent diplomatic visit to China, followed by a comedic guide for the Class of 2026 on how to approach job interviews using "the Trump way."

Trump's Trip to China (0:43 - 6:23):

  • Jon Stewart critiques Trump's visit to China, noting that despite his campaign rhetoric about being "tough on China," the trip resulted in no major geopolitical or trade breakthroughs.
  • Stewart highlights that Trump instead spent his time praising President Xi Jinping as a "handsome, tall, and strong leader," focusing on personal rapport rather than substantive policy (2:57).

The Trump Way: A Guide for Graduates (7:02 - 20:33):

  • Stewart jokingly proposes that traditional advice like honesty, hard work, and humility is outdated for the job market. He instead offers a satirical guide to succeeding in job interviews by adopting Trump-like behaviors:
    • Setting the Tone (8:20): Taking control of the room immediately through dominant body language and unconventional handshakes.
    • Deflecting Questions (9:33 - 16:04): Responding to interviewers with arrogance, claiming superior intelligence/vocabulary, and labeling standard questions as "stupid" or "evil."
    • Social Media & References (17:07 - 19:40): Suggesting that questionable social media history and controversial references are actually strengths when viewed through this new, "upside-down" professional lens.
  • The segment concludes with a critique of the current political environment, including a mention of the administration's plan to create a $1.7 billion fund for allies and January 6th defendants, using taxpayer money.

Weekend Update: Sarah Sherman Reflects on Season 51 - SNL


This video features a Saturday Night Live "Weekend Update" sketch where cast member Sarah Sherman reflects on the show's 51st season.

Key Highlights of the Sketch:

  • The "Smlet" Hairstyle: Sarah spends much of the segment jokingly lamenting her haircut, which she describes as a "smlet" (a small mullet) that she claims was inspired by Paul McCartney's Wings era (0:26-0:56).
  • Self-Deprecating Humor: She engages in a comedic back-and-forth with Colin Jost about her appearance, her neighborhood in Brooklyn, and her dating life (1:06-2:13).
  • Physical Comedy: The sketch features a compilation of various male guests on the show physically pulling away from Sarah during unscripted moments, which she uses to illustrate her "resting mullet face" (2:21-2:47).
  • The Conclusion: The segment ends with Sarah and Colin jokingly suggesting they end the season with a kiss (3:11-3:20).

Weekend Update: Mr. On Blast Speaks His Mind Again Without Holding Back - SNL


Mr. On Blast (Jeremy Culhane) stops by Weekend Update to speak his mind on topics like AI, the stock market and more.

Dad's Birthday - SNL


This Saturday Night Live sketch features a father, Dennis (played by Ashley Padilla), attempting to host a birthday celebration while his son, Gabriel (played by Will Ferrell), continuously defies him. The tension is heightened by the presence of Dennis's boss, John (played by Tommy Brennan).

Key moments from the sketch include:

  • Escalating Defiance: Gabriel repeatedly refuses to listen to his father, insisting on leaving for a friend's house (Brandon's) instead of eating cake (0:43 - 0:54).
  • Parenting Struggles: As Dennis tries to maintain appearances, he attempts various disciplinary tactics, including issuing ultimatums and physical redirection, all of which fail to control his son (2:53 - 4:11).
  • Awkward Office Dynamics: The interaction highlights Dennis's desperate need for validation from his boss, while the boss observes the increasingly chaotic family behavior with awkward amusement (4:30 - 5:16).
  • Climax: The sketch reaches a breaking point when John critiques Dennis's parenting and makes a meta-comment about how Gabriel looks like Will Ferrell in a wig (5:16 - 5:21), ultimately leading to Dennis giving in to his son's demands (5:43 - 5:52).

Eating Every Egg Dish in Asia!!


In this episode of Best Ever Food Review Show, host Sonny Side embarks on a culinary expedition across Asia to sample 11 unique egg dishes. From street food stalls to specialized restaurants, the video showcases the incredible versatility of eggs in Asian cuisine.

Featured Egg Dishes:

  • Vietnam:
    • Phở Egg (0:36): A soft-poached egg served in aromatic beef broth.
    • Chả Trứng (1:51): A dense, steamed egg meatloaf made with ground pork and mushrooms.
    • Chinese Herbal Tea Egg (6:50): A medicinal dessert egg simmered in mulberry mistletoe tea.
  • India:
    • Egg Bhurji (3:36): A vibrant, spice-packed Indian scrambled egg dish.
  • South Korea:
    • Gyeran-jjim (5:07): A fluffy, steamed egg dish cooked in a clay pot.
  • Thailand:
    • Kai Luuk Koey (Son-in-Law Egg) (9:01): Deep-fried boiled eggs glazed in a sweet and tangy tamarind sauce.
    • Grilled Chicken Egg (11:22): A labor-intensive street snack where seasoned egg mixture is grilled inside its original shell.
  • Taiwan:
    • Oyster Omelet (14:17): A savory, starch-based pancake loaded with fresh oysters and eggs.
  • Japan:
    • Tornado Egg (16:32): An artistic, swirled omelet served over curry rice.
    • Onsen Egg (18:28): A delicately slow-cooked egg with a custard-like white and creamy yolk.
    • Omurice (20:37): A classic Western-influenced dish featuring a perfectly shaped omelet over ketchup-fried rice with demi-glace.

Sonny concludes his tour by naming the Thai Grilled Egg as his personal favorite due to its unique preparation method and concentrated, smoky egg flavor (22:48).

The Middle Eastern Food That Will Shock You!!


In this episode of Best Ever Food Review Show, host Sonny Side explores the unique and often extreme culinary landscape of the Kurdistan region in northern Iraq. Unlike the grilled meats and river fish common in the south, Kurdish cuisine is shaped by mountainous terrain, pastoral traditions, and a history of resourcefulness.

Culinary Highlights:

  • Breakfast in Shush Village: The journey begins with Makhlama, a hearty, skillet-fried dish made of minced meat, vegetables, and eggs, served with Naan Tiri (Kurdish bread) and fresh sheep's milk Gaimar (clotted cream) (1:037:20).
  • Erbil Specialties: At Qazwan Restaurant in ErbilSonny tries Kofta—large, meat-stuffed dumplings—followed by a unique meal of boiled wild pigeon and black francolin (partridge) (7:2014:00).
  • The Final Course in Akre: Sonny visits a traditional Pacha restaurant to experience the local delicacy of slow-cooked sheep's head and feet. The meal includes cheek meat, tongue, brain, eyeballs, and stomach stuffed with rice and minced lamb, highlighting the culture's focus on wasting nothing (14:0025:22).

Throughout the video, Sonny discusses the cultural autonomy of the Kurdistan region, the history of its people, and their resilient spirit in the face of conflict and displacement.

Monday, May 18, 2026

I'M JUST A GIRL | ShxtsnGigs Reacts


In this episode of ShxtsnGigs Reacts, the hosts dive into a compilation of viral videos centered around the "I'm just a girl" trend, providing commentary on modern dating, social media behavior, and various lifestyle clips.

Key topics discussed include:

  • Modern Dating Dynamics: The hosts react to lists of "red flags" from dates (16:09), discuss the logistics of first-date planning (32:00), and debate the necessity of "closure" or communication in early dating (20:15).
  • Social Media & Trends: They analyze various "I'm just a girl" clips (1:52), share thoughts on private stories and social media boundaries (14:30), and discuss the viral trend of "lollies in the club" (11:40).
  • General Lifestyle & Observations: The conversation covers topics such as plastic surgery recovery vlogs (9:33), the frustration of "not drinking enough water" (4:02), and the cultural phenomenon of "lip-on-sight" culture in places like Brazil (25:08).
  • Friendship & Decorum: The hosts reflect on the differences between how men and women handle their friends' relationships and the importance of loyalty within a group (5:16).

Throughout the video, the hosts maintain a humorous and candid tone, often questioning the logic behind specific viral behaviors while acknowledging how they relate to their own experiences.



MOST *CRAZIEST* VIOLATIONS


In this video, KSI reacts to a compilation of what he considers some of the most unnecessary and "crazy" social violations. Throughout the video, he provides commentary on awkward, rude, or bizarre interactions captured on camera.

Key segments and highlights include:

  • Haircuts and Grooming: The video begins with a discussion about hair styling preferences and fauxhawks (0:08 - 0:38).
  • Awkward Interactions: KSI reacts to various uncomfortable moments, including a teacher's harsh interaction with a student (0:44 - 1:02), and a clip involving someone being caught on camera in a compromising way during a "drink if" challenge (2:16 - 2:37).
  • Bizarre Behaviors: Other clips feature people displaying strange behavior, such as someone staring at orange juice because the label says "concentrate" (6:34 - 6:40), and various "hood" discount requests (2:54 - 3:21).
  • Commentary on "Violations": KSI frequently critiques the subjects' social awareness, often calling them "stupid" or questioning their judgment when faced with cringe-worthy or overly aggressive situations (e.g., 4:306:45).
  • Political/Public Clips: The video briefly includes a clip of Boris Johnson using colorful insults (1:49 - 2:11), which KSI finds amusing even if he doesn't fully grasp the meaning.

The video maintains a fast-paced, humorous tone, with KSI acting as the judge of these social blunders, offering his unfiltered reactions to each situation.

Why DID Trump Launch the Iran War? Epstein Distraction? & Tony Dokoupil Wild Family Roots!| HIGNFYUS


This episode of Have I Got News For You US features a collection of highlights from Season 4, covering a mix of political satire, pop culture, and bizarre news stories:

  • Tony Dokoupil's Wild Family History: The panel explores the life of CBS News anchor Tony Dokoupil, revealing the surprising fact that his father was a marijuana kingpin in the 1970s and 80s (0:05 - 2:09).
  • The Iran War and the Epstein Distraction: The panel discusses a poll indicating that 52% of Americans believe Donald Trump launched military action against Iran as a distraction from the Jeffrey Epstein scandal (2:10 - 3:38).
  • Presidential Pets: A game identifying which U.S. presidents kept unconventional pets. It is revealed that two presidents kept possums as pets, while only one kept a raccoon (3:39 - 6:07).
  • Italy's Adorable Felon: A lighthearted look at security footage from Sicily where a man was suspected of training his dog to illegally dump garbage bags, providing a humorous end to the segment (6:08 - 7:35).

A Bidding Frenzy Has Broken Out Over 10 Downing Street | SNLUK


This video from SNL UK presents a satirical sketch centered on a bidding frenzy for the property at 10 Downing Street.

Key highlights include:

  • The Property Viewing: The sketch opens with Wes Streeting (played by Jack Shep) viewing the famous residence, during which he insists on being addressed as "Prime Minister" (0:18). The estate agent notes the property has central location and storage but warns that living there comes with the "catch" that the entire country will likely hate you (1:05-1:14).
  • Competing Interests: Andy Burnham arrives, claiming he took a tram from Manchester to London to inspect the property, leading to a comedic clash with Streeting over their political identities (1:27-2:45).
  • The Incumbent's Perspective: As the competition heats up, the current occupant appears (3:03), distracted by Eurovision and expressing exhaustion with their role. The incumbent reflects on their tenure, wondering if they made any difference, but ultimately asserts their authority to remain in the house for at least another 75 minutes (3:32-4:50).

Weekend Update: Everybody Say Scrimpch | SNL UK


This video features a comedy sketch from Saturday Night Live UK where a character named Scrimpch is introduced as a 'dating expert' offering unconventional advice for singles struggling with the rising cost of living.

Key Dating Tips from Scrimpch:

  • Tip 1: Make money, don't spend it: Suggests taking a date to a wishing well to collect spare change (0:39).
  • Tip 2: Sing your truth: Advocates for singing personal information, such as guessing a date's BMI or asking to use their phone, as a way to be honest (0:49).
  • Tip 9: Keep it short: Recommends ending a date at the 50-minute mark by falsely claiming there are ants in the room (1:43).
  • Tip 17: Be interesting: Encourages sharing odd personal anecdotes, such as a favorite sound being an elephant's trunk or discussing feelings of abandonment (2:21).

Throughout the sketch, Scrimpch displays eccentric behavior, including an unusual backstory about being left behind on a school trip from Europe, emphasizing his philosophy that 'life is a school trip' and sometimes you just get 'left behind' (2:38).

Looking Theroux the Mirror | SNL UK


This video, Looking Theroux the Mirror, is a comedic sketch from Saturday Night Live UK featuring a parody of documentarian Louis Theroux interviewing himself in a Travelodge in Bromsgrove.

Key Highlights:

  • The Premise: Louis Theroux attempts to interview his own reflection in a mirror, poking fun at his characteristic interview style, including his habit of asking awkward, repetitive questions (0:00 - 1:00).
  • The Interaction: The dialogue consists of the two Louises engaging in a meta-conversation about their own awkwardness, their past work, and the strangeness of the situation. They repeatedly ask each other if they should "get started" (1:01 - 2:16).
  • Self-Reflection: The sketch explores the idea that Louis contains "multitudes" of other awkward versions of himself, leading to a surreal and repetitive exchange about their shared identity and experiences (2:17 - 3:49).
  • Conclusion: The sketch ends with a nonsensical offer to try the "trouser press" in the hotel room, maintaining the surreal and comedic tone until the end (3:50 - 4:07).

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