Ep 128. Wed, Sep 25, 2019

In season 17 episode 128 of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" which aired on Wednesday, September 25, 2019, Jimmy welcomed guests Sterling K. Brown and Andrew Yang.

Sterling K. Brown, an Emmy award-winning actor known for his roles in "This is Us" and "The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story," joined Jimmy for an interview. Sterling talked about his recent trip to London and shared his excitement for the upcoming season of "This is Us." He also discussed his love for "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" and his dream of guest-starring on the show. In addition, Sterling participated in a game called "Dancing with the Stars or This is Us" where he had to guess if a dance move came from the reality show or his own show.

Next, Jimmy welcomed Andrew Yang, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate. Andrew talked about his universal basic income proposal, which would give $1,000 per month to American adults, and explained how it could benefit the country's economy. He also discussed his stance on healthcare and education reform and shared his thoughts on climate change. Andrew ended his interview by participating in a game called "Jokes Seth Can't Tell" where he read jokes that Jimmy's sidekick Seth Meyers couldn't tell due to their sensitive nature.

The musical guest for this episode was musical duo Tegan and Sara, who performed their song "I'll Be Back Someday" from their album "Hey, I'm Just Like You." They also performed their hit song "Closer" and sat down with Jimmy to discuss their new memoir and the process of writing and recording their latest album.

Throughout the show, Jimmy also interacted with his audience and featured comedic segments including "Celebrities Read Mean Tweets," "Lie Witness News," and "Diner Lobster."

Overall, season 17 episode 128 of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" was an entertaining and informative episode with a diverse group of guests. Sterling K. Brown and Andrew Yang brought their unique perspectives to the show and Tegan and Sara provided a lively musical performance. With its mix of celebrity interviews, comedy segments, and musical performances, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" continues to be a popular late-night talk show.