The Late Late Show with James Corden Season 3 Episode 137 7/31/18 (Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson, Hayley Atwell, Snow Patrol)

Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, Hayley Atwell, and Snow Patrol join James Corden on the third season, 137th episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden. The show begins with a comical opening monologue by James, who jokingly tells the audience that he was recently informed by his doctor that he has a new disease and will need to take a day off to recover. James goes on to introduce his guests, starting with actress Hayley Atwell, who is starring in the new movie Christopher Robin. Hayley discusses how being a part of a Disney movie has been a dream come true, and James brings up her love for karaoke, which leads to a hilarious session of impromptu singing.

Next up is Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, who talks about his latest project, a new crime drama series called "The Oath." He also chats about his rise to fame, his early struggles, and how he stays motivated to keep pushing forward. James brings up the rapper's reputation for being able to throw one of the best parties in Hollywood, which naturally leads to talk about partying with Snoop Dogg. Curtis also shares a story about how he once accidentally left his watch on a private jet and had to fly back just to retrieve it.

Lastly, James welcomes Snow Patrol to the show, who perform their latest single "Don't Give In" from their new album Wildness. The band also talks about their hiatus and their creative process for the album, which involved taking a break from social media and focusing on their art. James and the band also play a round of "Flinch," where a member of the band stands behind a clear screen while James throws fruit at them. The goal is for the band member to not flinch, but hilariously, everyone on stage seems to fail at this game.

Throughout the show, James Corden continues to bring his signature humor and wit to the table, peppering every conversation with jokes and jabs that keep the audience laughing and engaged. The chemistry between James and his guests is palpable, and the show is a fun and light-hearted way to spend an evening.