
Jimmy Kimmel returns from summer break and jokes about politics, the NFL season, and the state of the country while reflecting on the show’s 4,000th episode.
Monologues, interviews, and musical performances from the previous night.
Friday, September 11, 2026
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Kimmel · Rerun: Andrew Garfield, Joey King
Seth Meyers · Rerun: Leslie Jones, Jo Firestone
Fallon · Rerun: Michelle Pfeiffer, Rhea Seehorn, Dexter and The Moonrocks

Jimmy Kimmel returns from summer break and jokes about politics, the NFL season, and the state of the country while reflecting on the show’s 4,000th episode.

Seth Meyers jokes about Donald Trump’s World Cup comments, his desire to trade places with Cristiano Ronaldo, and the president’s tendency to present an easier alternate reality.

Andrew Garfield discusses The Uprising, discovering he would play Spider-Man, and portraying Sam Altman. He also reflects on the pressure and surprise surrounding major roles.

Leslie Jones discusses hosting Roast My Rental, mocks Seth Meyers’s vocabulary, and describes being distracted by her appearance during the interview. She also reacts to the show’s most alarming properties.
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Michelle Pfeiffer discusses her creative hobbies, including building furniture and taking ceramics, then talks about her Apple TV series Margo’s Got Money Troubles and the challenge of balancing work with family.
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Joey King discusses Practical Magic 2, including staying at Sandra Bullock’s house and traveling to Las Vegas with her mother. She also talks about joining the supernatural sequel alongside Bullock and Nicole Kidman.

Jo Firestone discusses her book Sex on Murder Island and explains how Love Island inspired its murder-mystery premise. She also talks about writing comedy and the unusual blend of romance, competition, and crime in the story.
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Rhea Seehorn discusses Pluribus, how Vince Gilligan created the role of Carol with her in mind, and the wardrobe malfunction she experienced while filming. She also reflects on the show’s unusual premise and Emmy recognition.
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Dexter and The Moonrocks perform “Freakin’ Out” from their upcoming album Friends That I Don’t Like.