Late Night with Seth Meyers Podcast

Corrections: The Podcast - Episode 170 - "Corrections Goes Blue"

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Seth Meyers reveals a staff member had a three-way with Mr. and Mrs. Met mascots in the office prep kitchen.
Corrections episode 170 opens with Seth Meyers announcing it as the last episode before a three-week spring break hiatus, encouraging listeners to savor the moment. He addresses various listener corrections, starting with jokes about Cold Stone Creamery and Ferraro Rocher involving crack cocaine references. Seth discusses a movie titled 'Brian' by Scallons, clarifying it premiered on a Southwest flight with an iPad passed around rather than on seatback screens. He recounts how Scallons threw a double A battery at him, noting in Massachusetts it's called an AA battery. Seth mentions YouTube closed captions labeling audience laughter as 'scattered laugh', which he dislikes, and how it created a recursive joke. He describes the NBC studio being used as an overflow room for SNL interns on Saturdays, comparing it to a petting zoo. Seth performs impressions of Jimmy Stewart and Walter Brennan when asked if his prospector character was based on them. He notes episodes 156 and 141 advanced in an Emmy consideration, joking they won't win. A listener comment compares Seth with black hair to Horshack from 'Welcome Back, Kotter' in rehab. Seth talks about the pronunciation of Tintin versus Tantrum in different language versions. He shares a story about his son Axel visiting and getting a dollar for every curse word during the show, with the stage manager helping track them. Seth discusses Mr. Met's visit, including a joke about getting mugged in the office, which staff debate as technically 'getting jumped'. He reveals a staff member named Sal had a three-way with Mr. and Mrs. Met in the prep kitchen, with Emily walking in and gouging her eyes out. Seth shows a blurred visual and jokes about YouTube closed captioning, asking them to label reactions as 'sounds of delight'. The episode ends with promotion for the Late Night podcast and YouTube channel.
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