The Late Late Show with James Corden Season 3 Episode 107 5/3/18 (David Duchovny, Henry Winkler)

David Duchovny, famous for his role in the iconic TV series, "The X-Files," joins James Corden as a guest on The Late Late Show. This is the first time Duchovny has appeared on the show, and it's not just because he has a new book out. He and Corden discuss some of their favorite things, like old rock bands and classic TV shows.

In addition to his discussion with Corden, Duchovny sits down with the audience to answer some questions and chat about his new novel, "Miss Subways." The book is a supernatural romance set in New York City, and it's a departure from the actor's previous work. Duchovny says he hasn't stopped writing since he finished the book and hopes to continue exploring new genres.

Later in the show, Henry Winkler joins Duchovny and Corden on the couch. Winkler is a legendary actor who skyrocketed to fame as the leather-clad "Fonzie" on "Happy Days." He and Duchovny share some stories about their childhoods, including a particularly dangerous incident that Winkler got himself into as a kid.

Throughout the episode, the three guests and Corden participate in several fun skits and games, including a particularly hilarious one where they put on silly hats and guess what each other is thinking. Duchovny even does an impression of Corden - and nails it.

As always, there's plenty of music in this episode, too. The band plays a few songs throughout the show, including a cover of Tom Petty's "Free Fallin'" that will give you goosebumps. There's even a Carpool Karaoke segment where Corden and Duchovny sing together while driving around Los Angeles.

Overall, this episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden is a fun, lighthearted way to spend an hour. Duchovny is a charming guest who is clearly passionate about his work as an actor and writer, and Winkler is a Hollywood icon who is always a joy to watch. Whether you're a fan of classic TV shows or just enjoy a good laugh, this episode has something for everyone.