Ep 117. Hank Azaria; Josie Duffy Rice
- TV14
- June 17, 2020
Late Night With Seth Meyers season 7 episode 117 features two special guests, Hank Azaria and Josie Duffy Rice. Hank Azaria, best known for his vocal talents on The Simpsons, joins Seth Meyers to discuss his new show Brockmire. Azaria discusses the evolution of the character and how it has grown over the course of several seasons. He also discusses his approach to crafting the show's unique blend of comedy and drama.
The second guest on the show is Josie Duffy Rice, a journalist and lawyer who focuses on criminal justice reform. Duffy Rice discusses the current state of the justice system and the need for change. She also discusses her work on The Appeal, a news organization focused on criminal justice issues that she co-founded.
Seth Meyers and Duffy Rice explore the ways in which the criminal justice system is broken, including the topic of police brutality and the recent protests against it. They discuss how society can move forward in a way that promotes reform and accountability for those in positions of power.
Hank Azaria and Seth Meyers also delve into the topic of mental health and its portrayal in popular culture. Azaria shares his experiences with therapy and how it has helped him manage his anxiety. The conversation sheds light on the importance of destigmatizing mental health issues and seeking help when needed.
Later in the episode, the show's "Closer Look" segment focuses on the latest developments in the COVID-19 pandemic. Meyers addresses the recent controversy surrounding the potential use of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for the virus and the administration's response to the crisis.
The episode concludes with a musical performance by the band Haim, who perform their hit song "The Steps" from their album Women in Music Pt. III.
Late Night With Seth Meyers season 7 episode 117 provides a thought-provoking and entertaining look into some of the most pressing issues of our time, including criminal justice reform, mental health, and the ongoing pandemic. The show's mix of comedy and commentary provides a unique perspective that engages viewers and encourages discussion.
