The Late Late Show with James Corden Season 2 Episode 133 Jordan Peele, Nick Kroll, Ryan Adams

Jordan Peele, Nick Kroll, and Ryan Adams join James Corden on The Late Late Show for an entertaining hour filled with music, laughter, and conversation. Peele, famous for his comedic success and his recent venture into the horror genre with the award-winning movie Get Out, talks about his new upcoming project called "Us." Peele cryptically hints at the twisted storyline of the movie and how it relates to current societal issues.

Kroll, known for his work in TV shows such as The League and Big Mouth, discusses his latest role in the new animated movie Secret Life of Pets 2. Kroll dives deep into his character Snowball, a bunny who thinks he's a superhero, and how he managed to channel his inner superhero for this role.

Ryan Adams graces the Late Late Show stage with his guitar and performs his newly released song "Manchester." The singer-songwriter talks about the inspiration behind the song, dedicated to the victims of the Manchester Arena bombing in 2017, and the positive impact it has had on the families affected.

Corden, Peele, and Kroll engage in a hilarious bit called "Finish the Lyric" where they sing popular songs and try to remember the missing lyrics. The trio's comical interplay and their hilarious narrative offer an enjoyable moment of the show. Additionally, the show features a segment "Take a Break" where James Corden takes over a hotel room designated for an eventual relaxation. In the spoof, he takes his guests Peele and Kroll along with him, performing ridiculous tasks, like making the bed with a rope, feeding a baby tiger, or learning a choreography routine.

The principal conversation of the show steers towards the future of TV series by remaking iconic movies in a series format. Peele gives his perspective on how Get Out's success affected him as a writer, producer, and director. As Get Out is also Peele's debut movie, he shares insights on how his thinking has evolved since then, offering his thoughts on how it's okay to write about other cultures but stressing the importance of working with members of those cultures to ensure authentic storytelling.

Nick Kroll takes the conversation forward by talking about how the success of his Netflix animated show Big Mouth has opened new doors for him. He also mentions how he's seeing more animation engaging with culturally sensitive and relevant topics that were previously ignored.

James Corden brings up the topic of musicals, which transcends his acting career in the movie Cats. He asks Ryan Adams what he thinks the most musically significant film of all time is. This question prompts a nostalgic conversation about the 1980s movie Flashdance, with Ryan sharing his experience of being moved by the legendary soundtrack.

The Late Late Show with James Corden Season 2 Episode 133 is a perfect blend of music, comedy, and conversation, making for a highly successful show. With guest stars like Peele, Kroll, and Ryan Adams, the show presents an opportunity to a diverse viewing audience that creates a genuinely entertaining program. There is no doubt that James Corden is one of the most affable hosts on late-night television and his comedic timing and quick wit bring the entire episode together seamlessly.