Jimmy Kimmel Live! Season 4 Episode 50 Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Larry the Cable Guy, Gogol Bordello
- March 22, 2006
In season 4 episode 50 of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, special guests Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Larry the Cable Guy, and Gogol Bordello make their appearance on the show. Jimmy opens with a humorous monologue discussing current events and news, as he often does.
Jamie-Lynn Sigler, who is known for her role as Meadow Soprano in the hit television series The Sopranos, joins Jimmy on the couch for an interview. They discuss her latest projects, including her role as a mom in the upcoming film I Do, Until I Don't. Sigler also talks about her experience working on The Sopranos and what it was like to be part of such a successful and iconic series. Jimmy also shows a clip of her appearance on the show back in 2007, when she was pregnant with her first child.
Next up is Larry the Cable Guy, who brings his signature humor to the show. He chats with Jimmy about his career in comedy and upcoming projects. Larry also talks about his love for NASCAR and shares some hilarious stories from his experiences at racetracks. He then participates in a game segment with Jimmy called "Celebrity Curse-Off" where the two take turns coming up with creative ways to swear without actually using any vulgar language.
The musical guest for the night is Gogol Bordello, a Gypsy punk band known for their energetic and eclectic sound. They take the stage and perform two of their hit songs, "Start Wearing Purple" and "Wonderlust King." Their unique blend of punk, folk, and Eastern European music gets the audience up and dancing.
Throughout the show, Jimmy also has some fun with his regular segments, including "Mean Tweets" where celebrities read mean tweets about themselves, and "Lie Witness News" where the show's team goes out and asks people about fake news stories to see if they will pretend to know about them.
Overall, season 4 episode 50 of Jimmy Kimmel Live! is a fun and entertaining show featuring a diverse range of guests and performances. Fans of comedy, music, and pop culture will enjoy tuning in to this episode.
