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Didn’t see John Oliver in there. Seth might win!

How much longer is the season?

Exactly the same for me

Saw this story today after Seth's interview last night Whoopi Goldberg absent from The View, tests positive for COVID again

After the clip I was hoping he’d somehow make an appearance. And then he did!

2 episodes tomorrow (July 11) per the post above from June 25

I have the complete series of One Day At A Time (original) Cafe Americain Hot In Cleveland If you look closely you may see a connection.

Oui, me.

2/5 this week

3/5 this week. Luckily I couldn’t think of the name of Helen Keller’s teacher so just I shrugged and went with Helen Keller to be close.

It looks like if a new episode thread is started it will still get responses.

2/5 this week

Correct. Here’s a guest host lineup Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman and More ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ Summer Guest Hosts Revealed (Exclusive)

1/5 this week

Yikes.... Seth Meyers to Lose 'Late Night' 8G Band in NBC Budget Cuts The 8G Band has been a staple at "Late Night" ever since Seth Meyers took the show over from Jimmy Fallon in 2014 -- but budget cuts at NBC this year mean that when the show comes back for its 12th season in September, the band will be out.

Agree with the above. I know ONE line in that Tim McGraw song and it’s that one. By the way, two episodes next Thursday starting at 8.

1/5 (Mao today) Although Mary Poppins was an instaget after the answer was revealed. Should have had that one 😞

It was kind of funny this week after the talk here when she gave the clue “fire” then had to stop and explain that word she had just said was “fire”.

I was confused by that Entertainment Weekly magazine. I thought EW was now online only.

Same

NBA Finals start this week and I don’t see any Jimmy Kimmel GameNight on the schedule. I forget if it was still around last year.

I have trouble too. And a related question, she’s not thinking up the clues, right, they’re written on the card by the writers?

I came across this 😞 In Memoriam: Claudia Perry Society for American Baseball Research (sabr.org) Claudia Perry, who served as SABR’s first female and first Black president of the Board of Directors, died at the age of 64 on May 16, 2024, in Evanston, Illinois. (The pertinent part for here) She was also one of the most popular champions in Jeopardy! history, appearing 11 times on the game show from 1996 to 2014. She won four games in a row in January 1997 and later appeared on Jeopardy’s Tournament of Champions (1998), Million Dollar Masters (2002), and Battle of the Decades (2014). She also appeared on two other trivia game shows, ABC’s 500 Questions in 2016 and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? in 2018. https://sabr.org/latest/in-memoriam-claudia-perry/

Two more, including the return of June. I’m determined to post these till the conversation stops.

A rebuttal to the letter I posted the other day. Maybe Katherine posts here?