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The outcomes may not have all been in our favor, butthe midtermsare over.
(Or theyre not quite over in Florida, Georgia, and Arizona.)
At least celebrities will stop yelling at me to do something I was already going to do.
What we need is, like, a big brother, somebody to steer us through these choppy waters.
We need a Dumbledore, but, like, maybe a sexy Dumbledore.
Does such a thing even exist?
This week, late night had us coming and going with wizards and nutcrackers and realms, oh my!
But no one could have seen how calming their presence would be.
WhenEddie Redmayne did a silly magic trick onThe Tonight Show,I jumped up and down and clapped.
Even when things got political, Brits managed to take the piss, as they say.
Its no shock that late night brought out the big British guns during a stressful week in the States.
The British are better atshiny-floor TVthan us.
These people almost never make it over to America, so rich is the panel cash on the BBC.
Have you ever seenJohnny Vegas?
I have, and he was brilliant.
(Britishbrilliant, which just means very good.
Not Americanbrilliant, which means exceedingly smart.)
James Corden came from that world.
He and Jack Whitehall used to do a lot of panel stuff together.
Jack came through Jamess new digs,The Late Late Show.
The old mates tested their friendship with Cordens shock-therapy quiz.
Zoe Kazan, dressed as a haunted doll, tried to referee.
There is a reason late night was choking on steak and kidney pie this week.
And to that I say pip pip!
