Seth Meyers Writers Inspection – Late Night Update
- He begins his monologue by delivering jokes and then immediately asks for audience reaction, essentially "inspecting" whether they land.
- Some jokes were "axed" after failing to get a good response.
- Jokes that did work revolved around current events and figures like Donald Trump, The New York Times, Subway, and the Pope.
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Seth Meyers tests jokes on his live audience. He begins his monologue by delivering jokes and then immediately asks for audience reaction, essentially “inspecting” whether they land. He jokingly warned the audience that he starts with the jokes he thinks will do best.
Some jokes were “axed” after failing to get a good response. The writers responsible for those jokes were Matt Goldich, Bryan Donaldson, and Mike Scollins.
Successful jokes covered a range of topics. Jokes that did work revolved around current events and figures like Donald Trump, The New York Times, Subway, and the Pope.
The show airs weeknights on NBC. “Late Night With Seth Meyers” is on at 12:35 a.m. ET.
The article also includes a link to another article about Seth Meyers reacting to Trump’s turkey pardon speech, with an accompanying image.