I don't know what has happened to this show but the monologue only managed to get one or two laughs from me. At least the house band is still fantastic, even without Jon Batiste.
The Hispanic skit was the lamest and most pitiful piece of "attempted-comedy" I have seen in years.
Ana de Armas is the only redeeming feature of this lacklustre episode. With admirable poise and grace Ana coped with a singularly trite interview from Colbert. Always showing off photographs of celebrities. Questions about what the red carpet is like and such was just pathetic. I cringed so hard.
Ken Burns decided it was entertaining to dredge up historical mistakes from the 1940s. Just what one is looking for in a late night show... NOT.
And, as usual, unfortunately another mediocre musician to top off the show.
The Hispanic skit was the lamest and most pitiful piece of "attempted-comedy" I have seen in years.
Ana de Armas is the only redeeming feature of this lacklustre episode. With admirable poise and grace Ana coped with a singularly trite interview from Colbert. Always showing off photographs of celebrities. Questions about what the red carpet is like and such was just pathetic. I cringed so hard.
Ken Burns decided it was entertaining to dredge up historical mistakes from the 1940s. Just what one is looking for in a late night show... NOT.
And, as usual, unfortunately another mediocre musician to top off the show.