The Late Night shows are back and hosts Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers, and Jimmy Fallon couldn’t stop celebrating as they got to do what they love doing&nbsp;after&nbsp;months&nbsp;owing to the WGA strike. As they returned to TV with their hosting duties, all the hosts gave their best in their opening monologues on Monday night.&nbsp;

<h2>Stephen Colbert's opening monologue was all about gratitude</h2>

Stephen Colbert started with, “It feels good to be back.” He continued, “It feels good to be with all of you again here in the Ed Sullivan Theatre. Because after the first few months of the strike, [Colbert’s wife] Evie refused to keep chanting my name. But now the writers’ strike is over, with a new contract that includes protections from A.I., cost of living increases, and better pay for streaming. Plus, thanks to the picket lines, my writers got fresh air and sunshine — and they do not care for that. Now&nbsp;they’re back safely in their joke holes, doing what they do best: Making my prompter word screen full of good and ha-ha!&nbsp;

“It’s been a long time since our last ‘Late Show.’ We looked at the calendar today, and check my math on this, I believe we have been off the air for 154 indictments,” he added. &nbsp;

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<h2>Seth Meyers thanked writers and audiences</h2>

On Late Night with Seth Meyers, the host thanked a whole lot of people for their support and patience during the strike: “I wanted to take a moment to say how grateful I am to be back here with you tonight. I never take this show for granted, but being away from it for as long as I was away from it really hits home how much I love having this as a workplace. I would like to thank some people: I would like to thank the WGA negotiating committee, and the guild leadership for all the time they put in.”

“All the personal time they sacrificed to be in the room and negotiating for the very fair deal that all the writers deserved. I have friends on the negotiating committee, friends like Mike Schur, and friends like Kay Cannon. Not just talented writers, but people who sacrificed their time to work for all writers. And I would call them a lot during it, and I’m sure a lot of their friends called them during the negotiations and said things to them like, ‘Sooooooo….? Any news?’ So, I apologise to them for that but thank you for everything you did.&nbsp;

“I am so happy to be back in a room with my writers. I missed my writers so much. I was so happy to see them this morning. I will admit by lunch I was a little over it. They’re really talented, they just have a ton of opinions… I’d also like to thank my fellow late-night hosts. It was great to have them. We talked a lot during the strike. Being on the same page with them made a hard period much easier to deal with. Thanks to Jimmy Kimmel, who suggested we do a podcast called Strike Force Five,” said Seth Meyers.&nbsp;

<h2>Jimmy Fallon was fun as usual</h2>

Meanwhile, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon shared a video clip of the host’s return to the popular chat show.&nbsp;

As for the guests who we saw on the multiple shows – it included Academy Award-winning actor Matthew McConaughey and John Mayer on Tonight Show; Arnold Schwarzenegger and musical guest Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit on Jimmy Kimmel Live; and Neil deGrasse Tyson with a musical performance by bandleader Louis Cato on The Late Show. On Late Night with Seth Meyers, we got to see a mega edition of his signature ‘A Closer Look’ segment.

Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, and Seth Meyers join HBO’s late-night returnees Real Time with Bill Maher, which was back on Friday, and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, which returned on October 1.

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The Late Night shows are back and hosts Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers, and Jimmy Fallon couldn’t stop celebrating as they got to do what they love doing after months owing to the WGA strike.

The Late Night shows are back and hosts Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers, and Jimmy Fallon couldn’t stop celebrating as they got to do what they love doing after months owing to the WGA strike. As they returned to TV with their hosting duties, all the hosts gave their best in their opening monologues on Monday night. Stephen Colbert's opening monologue was all about gratitude Stephen Colbert started with, “It feels good to be back.” He continued, “It feels good to be with all of you again here in the Ed Sullivan Theatre. Because after the first few months of the strike, [Colbert’s wife] Evie refused to keep chanting my name. But now the writers’ strike is over, with a new contract that includes protections from A.I., cost of living increases, and better pay for streaming. Plus, thanks to the picket lines, my writers got fresh air and sunshine — and they do not care for that. Now they’re back safely in their joke holes, doing what they do best: Making my prompter word screen full of good and ha-ha! “It’s been a long time since our last ‘Late Show.’ We looked at the calendar today, and check my math on this, I believe we have been off the air for 154 indictments,” he added. Also read: SAG-AFTRA strike might be called off soon: Union to meet AMPTP again after a full-day of discussions Seth Meyers thanked writers and audiences On Late Night with Seth Meyers, the host thanked a whole lot of people for their support and patience during the strike: “I wanted to take a moment to say how grateful I am to be back here with you tonight. I never take this show for granted, but being away from it for as long as I was away from it really hits home how much I love having this as a workplace. I would like to thank some people: I would like to thank the WGA negotiating committee, and the guild leadership for all the time they put in.” “All the personal time they sacrificed to be in the room and negotiating for the very fair deal that all the writers deserved. I have friends on the negotiating committee, friends like Mike Schur, and friends like Kay Cannon. Not just talented writers, but people who sacrificed their time to work for all writers. And I would call them a lot during it, and I’m sure a lot of their friends called them during the negotiations and said things to them like, ‘Sooooooo….? Any news?’ So, I apologise to them for that but thank you for everything you did. “I am so happy to be back in a room with my writers. I missed my writers so much. I was so happy to see them this morning. I will admit by lunch I was a little over it. They’re really talented, they just have a ton of opinions… I’d also like to thank my fellow late-night hosts. It was great to have them. We talked a lot during the strike. Being on the same page with them made a hard period much easier to deal with. Thanks to Jimmy Kimmel, who suggested we do a podcast called Strike Force Five,” said Seth Meyers. Jimmy Fallon was fun as usual Meanwhile, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon shared a video clip of the host’s return to the popular chat show. As for the guests who we saw on the multiple shows – it included Academy Award-winning actor Matthew McConaughey and John Mayer on Tonight Show; Arnold Schwarzenegger and musical guest Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit on Jimmy Kimmel Live; and Neil deGrasse Tyson with a musical performance by bandleader Louis Cato on The Late Show. On Late Night with Seth Meyers, we got to see a mega edition of his signature ‘A Closer Look’ segment. Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, and Seth Meyers join HBO’s late-night returnees Real Time with Bill Maher, which was back on Friday, and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, which returned on October 1. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Late Night’s host Seth Meyers will soon be returning to his talk show after contracting covid. Him and The Late Late Show’s host James Corden had been hit by the virus but they are recovering.&nbsp;

According to the latest update, Seth will record the show remotely after receiving his positive test last week.&nbsp;

Tonight’s show will feature Senator Bernie Sanders and Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn as well as a new A Closer Look segment.

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Meanwhile, in the world of other talks shows and its hosts, Jimmy Kimmel has returned from the holiday break with some new episodes. Jimmy Fallon who had also been Covid positive durin the Christmas break is back with the show.&nbsp;

Stephen Colbert has continued with his hosting duties all this while.&nbsp;

Late Night’s host Seth Meyers will soon be returning to his talk show after contracting covid. Him and The Late Late Show’s host James Corden had been hit by the virus but they are recovering.

Late Night’s host Seth Meyers will soon be returning to his talk show after contracting covid. Him and The Late Late Show’s host James Corden had been hit by the virus but they are recovering. According to the latest update, Seth will record the show remotely after receiving his positive test last week. Tonight’s show will feature Senator Bernie Sanders and Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn as well as a new A Closer Look segment. Siddharth Roy Kapur, Nagraj Manjule team for illegal betting series Matka King Jennifer Aniston's 'The Morning Show' renewed for third season Meanwhile, in the world of other talks shows and its hosts, Jimmy Kimmel has returned from the holiday break with some new episodes. Jimmy Fallon who had also been Covid positive durin the Christmas break is back with the show. Stephen Colbert has continued with his hosting duties all this while.

Seth Meyers to return to his 'Late Night' show post contracting coronavirus; will shoot remotely

CBS late-night show hosts, Stephen Colbert and James Corden are all set to re-start filming in studios on Monday, cited The news agency. 
 
The two of them have been filming 'The Late Show', and 'The Late Late Show' from their respective homes for the last several months owing to the coronavirus pandemic. The 41-year-old host, Corden will be returning to a redesigned studio setup, which has been made to ensure the safety of the staff and crew. He will be gracing the new stage on Monday night with a fresh set of episodes, as per a tweet by the show put out earlier. However, CBS has declined to comment on Colbert`s new locale for his night show, cited the news agency.

One of the firsts among the hosts to make his way back to the studios amid pandemic was comedian Jimmy Fallon.The late-night hit talk show `The Tonight Show` had started its operations back in the studios from July.Television show host Fallon, like many others, was doing the programme for over three months in his `At Home` special edition where he hosted celebrities online. 
 
However, followed by slight relaxation of lockdown, the whole team of `The Tonight Show` has made their ways back to the studio, while keeping a strict tab on the precautionary measures. Several television shows, film shooting, were made to halt their production due to the COVID-19 pandemic.&nbsp;

CBS late-night show hosts, Stephen Colbert and James Corden are all set to re-start filming in studios on Monday, cited The news agency. The two of them have been filming 'The Late Show', and 'The Late Late Show' from their respective homes for the last several months owing to the coronavirus pandemic.

CBS late-night show hosts, Stephen Colbert and James Corden are all set to re-start filming in studios on Monday, cited The news agency. The two of them have been filming 'The Late Show', and 'The Late Late Show' from their respective homes for the last several months owing to the coronavirus pandemic. The 41-year-old host, Corden will be returning to a redesigned studio setup, which has been made to ensure the safety of the staff and crew. He will be gracing the new stage on Monday night with a fresh set of episodes, as per a tweet by the show put out earlier. However, CBS has declined to comment on Colbert`s new locale for his night show, cited the news agency. One of the firsts among the hosts to make his way back to the studios amid pandemic was comedian Jimmy Fallon.The late-night hit talk show `The Tonight Show` had started its operations back in the studios from July.Television show host Fallon, like many others, was doing the programme for over three months in his `At Home` special edition where he hosted celebrities online. However, followed by slight relaxation of lockdown, the whole team of `The Tonight Show` has made their ways back to the studio, while keeping a strict tab on the precautionary measures. Several television shows, film shooting, were made to halt their production due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19: US Late Night talk show hosts to make their way back to studios

Just how talented are the Jonas Brothers! Fans of the band got a glimpse of their musical bend of mind recently at the 'Late Night' show. Kevin Joe and Nick Jonas after a first few drinks were asked to write a song within 5 minutes on the show.&nbsp; 
 
Host Seth Meyers also welcomed his brother, Josh, and his "brother in case of an emergency," actor Jack McBrayer, to make both the groups even. 
 
The first game for the Jonas brothers was a drinking game where the three would have to drink if they were unable to identify famous brothers from a series of pictures. As they could not identify the Marx Brothers, Nick had to drink. Whereas, when they aptly took the correct names Orville and Wilbur Wright, it was Seth, John and Jack`s turn to gulp a shot.

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After three to four more rounds the band members were asked by the host to write a song in five minutes. The host group was also going to participate in the game. 
 
The Meyers trip got off to a rocky start when Seth spilt a tray of drinks on their paper. Nick and Kevin used their guitars to write their tune while the Meyers team delved into creating catchy lyrics. 
 
Both the teams then went on to perform on stage. Though Jonas Brothers were the latest stars to join Seth in day drinking, Rihanna, Kelly Clarkson, Ina Garten, and Retta have participated in the segment previously.&nbsp;

The Jonas Brothers were on the show to promote their new single 'What A Man Gotta Do'. The music video, which was recently released, features the brothers with their better halves. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/what-a-man-gotta-do-music-video-out-priyanka-chopra-nick-jonas-turn-up-the-heat-274839">Watch the music video here</a>

Just how talented are the Jonas Brothers! Fans of the band got a glimpse of their musical bend of mind recently at the 'Late Night' show. Kevin Joe and Nick Jonas after a first few drinks were asked to write a song within 5 minutes on the show.

Just how talented are the Jonas Brothers! Fans of the band got a glimpse of their musical bend of mind recently at the 'Late Night' show. Kevin Joe and Nick Jonas after a first few drinks were asked to write a song within 5 minutes on the show. Host Seth Meyers also welcomed his brother, Josh, and his "brother in case of an emergency," actor Jack McBrayer, to make both the groups even. The first game for the Jonas brothers was a drinking game where the three would have to drink if they were unable to identify famous brothers from a series of pictures. As they could not identify the Marx Brothers, Nick had to drink. Whereas, when they aptly took the correct names Orville and Wilbur Wright, it was Seth, John and Jack`s turn to gulp a shot. After three to four more rounds the band members were asked by the host to write a song in five minutes. The host group was also going to participate in the game. The Meyers trip got off to a rocky start when Seth spilt a tray of drinks on their paper. Nick and Kevin used their guitars to write their tune while the Meyers team delved into creating catchy lyrics. Both the teams then went on to perform on stage. Though Jonas Brothers were the latest stars to join Seth in day drinking, Rihanna, Kelly Clarkson, Ina Garten, and Retta have participated in the segment previously. The Jonas Brothers were on the show to promote their new single 'What A Man Gotta Do'. The music video, which was recently released, features the brothers with their better halves. Watch the music video here

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Late Night hosts Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel are ecstatic to return

Seth Meyers to return to his 'Late Night' show post contracting coronavirus; will shoot remotely

COVID-19: US Late Night talk show hosts to make their way back to studios

Jonas brothers write a song within five minutes on the 'Late Night' show