Key takeaways:
- James Corden addressed the deep rift in America in his farewell speech on the final episode of his eight-year run on CBS’ “The Late Late Show”.
- He discussed the show’s iconic sketch, “Carpool Karaoke”, which has garnered more than 36 million views on YouTube.
- Corden’s final episode was a fitting tribute to the show and to the host himself, and he implored his audience to remember the sense of optimism that America has always held.
On Thursday night, James Corden aired the final episode of his eight-year run on CBS’ “The Late Late Show”. In his farewell speech, Corden addressed the deep rift in America over hot-button issues such as politics and ideology. He implored his audience to remember what America signifies to the rest of the world and to remember the sense of optimism that it has always held.
Corden’s speech was a reflection of the tumultuous times that have been experienced during his time on the show. He noted that the show began with President Obama, then President Trump, and then a global pandemic.
The host also discussed one of the show’s most iconic sketches, “Carpool Karaoke”. The first episode, featuring Mariah Carey and Corden driving around Los Angeles, has garnered more than 36 million views on YouTube. Corden said that it was when he received a call from the White House that he knew the segment was bulletproof.
The Late Late Show with James Corden has been a staple of late night television for the past eight years. Corden’s unique brand of humor, wit, and charm has been a source of entertainment for many. His final episode was a fitting tribute to the show and to the host himself.
As Corden said in his farewell speech, “I hope that you will remember the optimism that America has always stood for and that you will remember that we are all in this together.”
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