Last Night on Late Night

Jimmy Fallon jokes about Donald Trump’s attempts to control the news, Kash Patel’s public troubles, and Marco Rubio’s awkward meeting with the pope.

Seth Meyers jokes about Donald Trump promoting a White House UFC fight, confusing sea with see, Kash Patel handing out personalized bourbon and Russell Wilson’s career options. The clip then turns to Trump’s cognitive tests and his alarming discussion of war with Iran during a children’s fitness event.

Ronnie Wood promotes Foreign Tongues, an album featuring original collaborators and guests including Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, Paul McCartney and Steve Winwood. He also discusses work on a new Rolling Stones album, revisits songs from his solo career with Jimmy Fallon and closes the appearance by joining Fallon for a harmonica jam.

John Krasinski discusses A Quiet Place 3, explaining that the first two films explored parents protecting and releasing their children while the third focuses on hope as those children enter the world. He also promotes Jack Ryan: Ghost War, shares a visual-effects birthday prank in which his body is eaten and ends by challenging Stephen Colbert to leg wrestling.

Sharon Stone discusses being catfished, receiving a compliment from Stevie Wonder, and auditioning for General Hospital.

Lisa Kudrow discusses the final season of The Comeback, which brings Valerie Cherish into an AI-written sitcom, and says she finally finished watching Friends as a bedtime comedy. She also recalls working with her son Julian on set and explains how meeting Conan O’Brien in an early improv class convinced her to keep acting.

Adam Scott promotes Hokum, a horror film about a writer who travels to Ireland to scatter his parents’ ashes and encounters a witch beneath his hotel. He explains that director Damian McCarthy’s film Oddity drew him to the role and discusses moving into horror after years of comedy while still hoping to make audiences laugh.

Molly Gordon promotes Peaked, her newly wrapped high-school-reunion film with Laura Dern, Connor Storrie and her father, and explains why she loves directing an ensemble cast. She also discusses The Sheep Detectives, recalling how the job helped after a breakup and joking that Hugh Jackman’s murdered shepherd and the cardboard sheep make it the Star Wars of sheep movies.

Caitríona Balfe discusses an embarrassing encounter with Prince, not knowing how Outlander ends, and the unusual experience of having celebrity fans.

Nicholas Braun discusses The Sheep Detectives, playing an ill-equipped British police officer opposite Hugh Jackman and Emma Thompson, and admits he became starstruck when Jackman approached for their first scene. He also recalls learning acting alongside his father—who helped design the Rolling Stones tongue—and the emotional praise Brian Cox gave him after an Off-Broadway performance.

Daniel Dae Kim promotes K-Everything, his series exploring Korean music, drama, beauty and food, and reflects on seeing Korean culture become a global phenomenon after it once felt uncool to him. He also discusses his children’s reaction to KPop Demon Hunters and teaches Jimmy Fallon how to mix and drink a soju bomb properly.

Kim Petras performs “Jeep” from her upcoming album Detour on The Tonight Show.

Social Distortion performs “Born to Kill.”