Jimmy Kimmel Live! Season 15 Episode 71 Tue, May 9, 2017
- TV-14
- May 9, 2017
- 2 min
In season 15 episode 71 of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, which aired on Tue, May 9, 2017, the host welcomed a variety of guests to the show.
The episode kicked off with Kimmel's monologue, in which he addressed current news and events with his signature comedic commentary. He touched on topics ranging from politics to pop culture, making jokes and poking fun at various figures in the public eye.
Following the monologue, Kimmel welcomed actress and comedian Amy Schumer to the stage. Schumer is known for her raunchy and irreverent comedy style, and she and Kimmel engaged in a lively conversation about her latest projects and recent experiences in the entertainment industry. Schumer also discussed her personal life, sharing humorous anecdotes about her family and relationships.
Next up was a musical performance by the band Bleachers, who performed their hit song "Don't Take the Money." The band is known for their high-energy indie pop sound, and their performance got the crowd pumped up and dancing along.
After the musical break, Kimmel welcomed actor and comedian Adam Sandler to the stage. Sandler has a long history in the entertainment industry and is known for his distinct brand of comedy, which often includes silly voices and over-the-top physical humor. He and Kimmel discussed his latest film, "Sandy Wexler," and Sandler shared his thoughts on the state of comedy and the current climate in Hollywood.
Finally, the episode closed with a fun game segment featuring the band Bleachers. Kimmel and Bleachers frontman Jack Antonoff engaged in a game of "Name That Song," in which Antonoff played bits of well-known songs and Kimmel tried to guess their titles and artists. The game was fast-paced and hilarious, ending the episode on a high note.
Overall, season 15 episode 71 of Jimmy Kimmel Live! was a fun-filled hour of comedy, music, and celebrity interviews. Kimmel's witty banter and the energetic performances by Schumer, Sandler, and Bleachers kept the audience engaged from start to finish.
