Last Night on Late Night

Seth Meyers covers a $30 million T. rex fossil headed to auction, a Barbie-themed Dunkin’ menu and the anniversary of Henry Ford’s first automobile test drive. In “A Closer Look,” he examines Donald Trump’s choice of the inexperienced Bill Pulte for intelligence chief, a failed endorsement in Iowa and Trump’s fixation on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

Jimmy Fallon celebrates the Knicks’ championship and the team’s return to the Tonight Show. The monologue sets up the players’ appearance and the citywide excitement surrounding New York’s first title in 53 years.

Colman Domingo promotes Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day and describes the film as a science-fiction story centered on humanity and empathy. He also recounts laughing through his first skydiving experience with Bear Grylls, the reaction to the Euphoria finale and surprising a London pub quiz with Spielberg.

Paul Rudd talks about hosting and DJing parties, including his recommendation to build an Irish pub in a home basement.

Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns, and Mike Brown celebrate the Knicks’ first championship in 53 years and bring the trophy to the Tonight Show. They discuss the team’s run, New York’s reaction, and the superstitions and personalities that shaped the title season.

Patton Oswalt promotes his comedy special Tea and Scotch, explaining that its title reflects a culture pushed between soothing and bracing extremes. He also discusses seeing 252 films in theaters in one year, meeting Ewan McGregor and losing hours to hoof cleaning videos and other mundane online rabbit holes.

Rafael Nadal promotes the Netflix docuseries Rafa, explaining why he finally allowed cameras into his private life and family during a difficult comeback from a hip injury. He also reflects on enjoying a pain-free retirement, learning to ski with his children and finding time for ordinary family routines after his tennis career.

The Chicks perform “Not Ready to Make Nice” to mark the 20th anniversary of Taking the Long Way on Jimmy Kimmel Live!.

Wu-Tang Clan perform a medley including “Bring Da Ruckus” and “C.R.E.A.M.” on The Tonight Show while promoting The Final Chamber Tour.