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American late-night talk show

Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Created past Jimmy Kimmel
Written by
  • Head writers:
  • Steve O'Donnell (2003–2008)
  • Gary Greenberg and Molly McNearney (2008–present)
Directed by Andy Fisher
Presented by Jimmy Kimmel[a]
Starring
  • Guillermo Rodriguez
  • Sal Iacono
  • Cleto and the Cletones
Narrated by
  • Andy Milonakis (2003–2004)
  • Dicky Barrett (2004–2022)
  • Lou Wilson (2022–nowadays)
Theme music composer
  • Cleto Escobedo Three
  • Les Pierce
  • Jimmy Kimmel
  • Jonathan Kimmel
Opening theme "Jimmy Kimmel Live!", sung past Robert Goulet
State of origin United States
Original linguistic communication English
No. of seasons 17
No. of episodes 2,965 (as of January 12, 2021)[i]
Production
Executive producers
  • Jimmy Kimmel
  • Daniel Kellison (2003)
  • Duncan Gray (2003–2006)
  • Jill Leiderman (2006–2020)
  • Jason Schrift (2007–2018)
  • Doug DeLuca (2007–nowadays)
  • Sharon Hoffman (2020)
  • Erin Irwin (2021–nowadays)
  • Molly McNearney (2021–present)
  • Jennifer Sharron (2021–present)
Producers
  • Ken Crosby
  • Chris Fraticelli
  • David Craig
  • Tony Romero
Production locations
  • Hollywood Masonic Temple
  • Hollywood, California (2003–present)
  • Zappos Theater
  • Paradise, Nevada (2019)
Running time 40 minutes[b]
Product companies
  • ABC Signature
  • Jackhole Productions (2003–2020)
  • Kimmelot (2020–present)
Benefactor Disney–ABC Domestic Television set[c]
Release
Original network ABC
Picture format
  • NTSC (2003–2009)
  • HDTV 720p (2009–present)
Original release January 26, 2003 (2003-01-26) –
present
External links
Website

Jimmy Kimmel Live! is an American belatedly-night talk prove, created and hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, broadcast on ABC. The nightly hour-long testify first made its debut on Jan 26, 2003, at Hollywood Masonic Temple in Hollywood, California, equally part of ABC's pb-out programming for Super Bowl XXXVII. Jimmy Kimmel Live! is produced by Kimmelot in association with ABC Signature. It currently holds the championship every bit the longest running belatedly-night talk show on the network, having aired for more than 3 times equally long as either The Dick Cavett Evidence (1969–1975) or Politically Incorrect (1997–2002).

Overview [edit]

For its beginning ten years, the show aired at either the midnight or 12:05 a.thousand. timeslots before moving to xi:35 p.yard. ET beginning on January eight, 2013 to more directly compete with The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Belatedly Show with David Letterman while bumping the ABC nightly news program Nightline to 12:37 a.k. ET.[3] Following the subsequent retirements of Leno in February 2014, Letterman in May 2015, and Jon Stewart in August 2015, Kimmel became the third-longest serving current host in network late-night tv afterwards Conan O'Brien and Pecker Maher.[iv] O'Brien's show ended in 2021, making Kimmel the 2nd-longest-tenured host after Maher.[five]

Contrary to its name, Jimmy Kimmel Live! has not aired live editions regularly since 2004; instead, it is shot at 5 p.one thousand. Pacific Time on the twenty-four hour period of broadcast.[half-dozen] On occasion, a special live edition is broadcast, usually after major events like the University Awards ceremonies (except in years where Kimmel has hosted the bodily ceremony) and four to seven half-hour episodes with some basketball theming under the title Jimmy Kimmel Game Night ambulation in primetime that lead into ABC's coverage of the NBA Finals in June each year (in 2020, it aired in late September–early October instead). Until 2009, new episodes aired 5 nights a week; from 2009 to 2012, the Friday episode was a rebroadcast of a recent episode. Starting with the Jan 2013 motion, the Friday episode had been retitled Jimmy Kimmel Live! This Calendar week, which showed highlights from the unabridged week of shows. Notwithstanding, the show has since reverted to airing a rebroadcast of a recent episode on Fridays, though current events exercise permit for new occasional Friday episodes.

On April xiv, 2009, after the March sweeps break, the evidence began broadcasting in 720p loftier definition.[7]

On April one–five, 2019, Jimmy Kimmel Live! was aired as a secondary home at Zappos Theater in Paradise, Nevada, a suburb of Las Vegas where he grew upwards in the Las Vegas Valley and graduated at the Ed W. Clark High Schoolhouse. Kimmel attended the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) but did not graduate.[ citation needed ]

On August 15, 2019, ABC and the show were fined $395,000 via a settlement by the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) for misusing the Emergency Alert System (EAS) tone on the Oct three, 2018 episode.[8] [nine]

In May 2019, Kimmel and ABC agreed to extend his contract to host the bear witness until 2022, which would be the evidence'southward twentieth season.[ten]

On March 16, 2020, the show suspended production due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Two weeks later, on March 30, the show resumed production from Kimmel's firm,[ii] resuming its original 12:05 a.m. timeslot; Nightline returned to 11:35 p.m.. On April 13, episodes were reduced to 30 minutes in length. Nightline moved to 12:05 a.thou., followed by an encore of the 11:35 p.m. show.[2]

On June xviii, 2020, Kimmel announced he was taking a hiatus from the show; a series of guest hosts filled in with thirty-minute episodes until the show returned. On September 21, 2020, Kimmel returned to the show, which likewise resumed taping from the studio without a studio audience. The show besides resumed its 60-infinitesimal format, with Nightline returning to 12:35 a.m.[11] After an uptick of COVID-19 cases in January 2021, Kimmel resumed taping episodes from his dwelling on January four, 2021.[12] He again returned to the studio on January 25, after California's stay-at-home order was once more lifted.

History [edit]

The testify began on January 26, 2003, replacing Politically Wrong; ABC had originally intended to give Jon Stewart his own late-night program following Nightline, but Kimmel was chosen instead. The show, stunted early on by an ABC chapter body which was fulfilling existing syndication contracts for post-local news sitcom repeats and entertainment newsmagazines and thus delaying the show (and making the "Live!" title somewhat of a misnomer), started behind the ratings of Late Prove with David Letterman, The Tonight Bear witness with Jay Leno, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and The Belatedly Late Show with Craig Kilborn, simply gradually moved up in the ratings into 2004, and became a fairly stiff competitor, capturing about half the audience of The This evening Evidence with Jay Leno. [13]

Jimmy Kimmel Live! is ABC'southward showtime attempt at a traditional belatedly-dark talk show since its attempt to revive The Dick Cavett Prove in the 1980s. ABC had earlier attempted to directly compete with NBC'southward Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson in the 1960s and 1970s with The Les Crane Bear witness, which was more of a serious interview program than light entertainment, The Joey Bishop Show (1967–1969), featuring Rat Pack member Joey Bishop with Regis Philbin as sidekick, the original Dick Cavett Show (1969–1975) with Dick Cavett in a testify that featured a mixture of cultural, popular entertainment and intellectual figures and was considered more than highbrow than Carson and even a brusque-lived revival of NBC'due south Tonight Starring Jack Paar under the proper name Jack Paar Tonite, which alternated weeks with Cavett in 1973. While Cavett was the longest-lasting and all-time remembered of these attempts, none seriously threatened the domination of the This night Testify. ABC's long-running Nightline serial which premiered in 1979 during the Iran hostage crisis and continued at 11:xxx until 2013 was able to compete with the Tonight Bear witness, however, particularly on days when in that location were major news events or ongoing crises. The growth and development of cable news and the emergence of the internet and the 24-60 minutes news cycle eroded Nightline 's originally unique, and later preeminent position equally a source for late evening national and international news and its value every bit a counterprogramming confronting This evening and other belatedly-night talk shows. Every bit a result, in 2012, Nightline switched places on ABC's schedule with Jimmy Kimmel Live!. At the showtime of 2019, when Hearst Television's newest affiliation agreement for their ABC affiliates kicked in and forced them to give upwards their ability to delay the programme for extended local newscasts or syndicated programming, the prove now airs beyond the network on most stations at eleven:35 p.grand. ET/ten:35 p.yard. CT.[14]

Despite its proper noun, the prove has non regularly aired live since 2004, when censors were unable to properly blip conscience a barrage of swearing from thespian Thomas Jane.[15] For special nights such as the Oscar show, information technology does air alive, but with a circulate delay of a few seconds.

Talent [edit]

The testify'southward house band is Cleto and the Cletones, led by saxophonist Cleto Escobedo III, a childhood friend of Kimmel. The other "Cletones" of the band are Cleto Escobedo Jr., the bandleader'southward begetter, on tenor and alto saxophone, Jeff Babko on keyboards, Toshi Yanagi on guitar, Jimmy Earl on bass, and Jonathan Dresel on drums. Similar other talk shows with live bands, Cleto and the Cletones play the prove's opening and closing themes and play into and out of commercial breaks. (They ordinarily play through the entire pause for the studio audition.) The evidence's opening theme was written by Les Pierce, Jonathan Kimmel and Cleto Escobedo Three and sung by Robert Goulet.

The show originally had invitee co-hosts each week who would sit at the desk with Kimmel and participate in skits and questioning each night's guests. The show also featured guest announcers, until comedian Andy Milonakis took over as the show's announcer from late 2003 to 2004. He would also appear in comedy bits for the show. Then in 2004, Mighty Mighty Bosstones singer Dicky Barrett took over as the show'south announcer when the Bosstones went on hiatus. The band has since become active over again, and performed live on the show in 2009.[ commendation needed ] Since its inception, stand up-upwards comedian Don Barris has performed as the warmup comic for the in-studio audience, although he rarely appears on photographic camera; before joining JKL, Barris was the warmup comic for The Man Testify.

Francis "Uncle Frank" Potenza, Kimmel'due south real-life uncle, served as a security guard for the bear witness, and appeared regularly in bits on-photographic camera with Kimmel and other employees of the show. He was a New York City police officer and a personal security guard for Frank Sinatra. Potenza did not appear regularly from December 2009 through March 2010, due to illness. (In the interim, he did announced on the seventh anniversary show on January 26, 2010.) However, he subsequently returned as a semi-regular. Potenza died on Baronial 23, 2011, at the age of 77.[16] Guillermo Rodriguez is the parking lot security guard for the show, and ofttimes serves as a glory gossip correspondent in a segment chosen "Guillermo's Hollywood Circular-Upwardly." Veatrice Rice was another parking lot security guard who had several of her own segments on the show until her death from cancer on January 21, 2009.

Kimmel and Matt Damon [edit]

Often at the end of the testify, Kimmel thanks the guests every bit usual, but then adds, "Our apologies to Matt Damon, we ran out of time." Kimmel told TMZ.com that he says this "for no good reason at all," continuing, "A star like Matt Damon would never be scheduled to appear near the end of the show where he can be bumped."[ citation needed ] Damon told Parade magazine that Kimmel said he get-go did it at a low moment at the end of a show which had substandard guests. The show'southward producer liked the joke, and Kimmel connected to practise it on subsequent shows for their amusement.[17]

"The commencement time I met Jimmy was when I went to practice the prime-time prove. For a year he'd been maxim, 'My apologies to Matt Damon; nosotros ran out of time.' So he came backstage, and I asked him what that was nigh. And he was like, 'You want to know what happened? I was doing a particularly lame show; I think my guests were a ventriloquist and a guy in a monkey suit. We were wrapping it up, and there was a smattering of adulation in the audience. I was having kind of a low moment, and I just said, 'My apologies to Matt Damon; we ran out of fourth dimension.' My producer was right off camera and he doubled over laughing. It was just gallows humor. Nobody else got the joke. But it made the states express mirth, so we started doing it every night. I have no idea why I said you; it could have been anybody.'"
- Matt Damon[xviii]

On September 12, 2006, Damon appeared on the show. A montage of clips demonstrating the numerous times Kimmel performed the flake was shown and, after a very lengthy introduction by Kimmel, Damon appeared on phase. Later on a few seconds, Kimmel apologized and stated that the show was out of fourth dimension. He asked Damon if he could render the next night, to which Damon replied, "Get f**m yourself." An infuriated Damon continued to curse at Kimmel throughout the rolling of the credits, ultimately slapping the desk and walking off the set. In the December 17, 2006 effect of USA Weekend, Kimmel acknowledged that the Damon incident was a joke.[19] In the evidence which aired on June 5, 2007, Kimmel sent his sidekick Guillermo to the Body of water's 13 premiere to interview Damon, though when he started the interview, he said that they were out of time, at which signal Damon assumed that Kimmel sent him. In the Baronial 2, 2007 episode, Kimmel and so announced that Guillermo was taking on the role of Jason Bourne, who was played by Damon, for The Bourne Ultimatum. A clip was shown in which Guillermo was playing Bourne, until Damon showed upwards and thought that Kimmel was now trying to bump him from his movie. Damon tried to chase Guillermo but Guillermo slapped him and jumped through a wall. In Kimmel'south 2010 postal service-Oscar show, he featured a clip called "The Handsome Men's Order," which ended with Damon telling Kimmel, "We're all out of fourth dimension," then bursting into evil laughter after Kimmel was ejected from the society for not being handsome enough. Nonetheless, it turned out to be a dream, every bit he wakes up next to Ben Affleck.[xx]

Damon was office of the all-star cast assembled by Kimmel for his 2012 Oscars parody, which was a mock trailer for a non-existent blockbuster called Film: The Movie. Damon appears briefly in a full grape suit, merely to exist informed his scene had been cut from the "flick" afterwards which he is shown storming out of the studio (as office of the trailer), cursing at Kimmel. In the mock trailer for the sequel, 'Movie: The Moving picture 2', Damon appears again as an conflicting who is munching on a sandwich only to think he is munching something else. He walks out cursing Kimmel over again. Notwithstanding, it later shown to just be a toy.

In Baronial 2013, Guillermo crashed a Matt Damon interview, about his upcoming moving-picture show Elysium, past promoting his own movie called "Estupido", virtually a stupid homo, which poster had an arrow pointing towards Matt Damon.[21] At the cease of the interview, Matt removed the affiche, revealing on the other side the proper name of another Guillermo flick called "Ass Face", besides with an arrow pointing towards Matt. Matt accuses Guillermo of acting on Kimmel's orders and, facing the photographic camera, starts to say "you...", at which time it cuts to Guillermo'southward promo which ends with Matt's face turning into an donkey.[22]

In February 2014, Damon was invited with the cast of Monuments Men. Damon sat in another seat. A faux burn down was activated at the end of the show when Kimmel asked Damon a question.[23]

During Kimmel's 2016 mail-Oscar special, Ben Affleck wore a very large coat for his appearance, and Damon emerged from the glaze for the interview. All the same, he was removed from the studio by an enraged Kimmel, who and then moved on to interview Affleck. Later, Damon appeared in a sketch about the movie that Affleck stars in, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, reprising his office as astronaut Marking Watney.[24]

When Kimmel hosted the 89th Academy Awards on Feb 26, 2017, he renewed his feud with Damon, first in a skit harshly criticizing Damon'south moving-picture show We Bought a Zoo, having the announcer introduce him equally but the unnamed "guest" of Ben Affleck, and personally conducting the orchestra to play him off while Damon was talking (earlier announcing the nominees and award winner).[25] On an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Damon praised Fallon for his speedy invitation process, which Kimmel poked fun of.[26]

In June 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic when Kimmel was hosting the testify from his house, Damon emerged from one of Kimmel'due south bedrooms, revealing to have been at that place during the whole pandemic and demanded to be on the bear witness, when Kimmel wanted to take a break. Then it was revealed Kimmel's wife, had been cheating on him with Damon once again. This resulted in Kimmel telling Damon he is not on the testify.

"I'one thousand fucking Matt Damon" video [edit]

In a segment that aired on Jan 31, 2008, Kimmel's then long-time girlfriend Sarah Silverman appeared on the show and announced, via a music video, that she had been "fucking Matt Damon."[27] Damon took an additional jab at Kimmel's long running gag by telling Kimmel at the end of the video, "Jimmy, we're out of time. Lamentable."

On Feb 24, on Kimmel's 3rd post-Oscar show, he debuted his rebuttal video, announcing that he was doing the aforementioned to Ben Affleck. Kimmel introduced his star-studded musical by addressing Damon and vowing, "You have something I dearest from me, I'chiliad gonna accept something y'all love from you."[28] Affleck is Damon's longtime interim and writing collaborator; the two beginning became prominent as such for Good Volition Hunting and later channeled this collaboration into Projection Greenlight.

In addition to Affleck, the video featured Robin Williams, Don Cheadle, Harrison Ford, William Shatner, Hynden Walch, Cameron Diaz, Christina Applegate, Benji Madden and Joel Madden from Practiced Charlotte, Dicky Barrett, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Lance Bass, Dominic Monaghan, Meat Loaf, Pete Wentz, Joan Jett, Huey Lewis, Perry Farrell, Macy Gray, Rebecca Romijn, Josh Groban, Jessica DiCicco, and unnamed choir singers as recording booth singers, along with Brad Pitt as a delivery human being. The video gained widespread media attention, with Kimmel jokingly telling the New York Times, "Every in one case in a while, Hollywood rallies itself for a worthy cause."[28] On its end-of-the-decade "best-of" listing, Amusement Weekly put Damon as an activeness star at No. 60 and the Silverman video on No. 62, writing, "A talk-show host's famous comedian girlfriend confesses in a tricky song that she's shtupping No. 60? Yep, that'll go viral."[29]

In 2008, the segment won a Creative Arts Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics.[30]

Jimmy Kimmel Sucks! [edit]

For the tenth anniversary episode on January 24, 2013, Damon took over hosting duties; for the occasion, the show was renamed Jimmy Kimmel Sucks! The episode began with a sequence of clips showing Kimmel "bumping" Damon, and continued with Damon taking command of the testify, while Kimmel was tied to a chair and gagged for the remainder of the episode. Damon then replaced Guillermo with Andy Garcia and bandleader Cleto with Sheryl Crow, earlier bringing in Robin Williams to do the monologue.

The show had numerous guests, including Nicole Kidman, Gary Oldman, Amy Adams, Reese Witherspoon, Demi Moore, and Sarah Silverman, forth with an on-screen cameo past Ben Affleck during Damon's monologue. In that location were also numerous taped pieces congratulating Damon on hosting, including past Jennifer Lopez, Sally Field, John Krasinski, Robert De Niro, Don Cheadle, Oprah Winfrey, and Kimmel'south parents. Damon also "revealed" that Kimmel keeps "bumping" Damon out of jealousy: a clip shows Kimmel's unsuccessful attempts to audition for all moving-picture show roles that Damon played. At the episode's terminate, Damon turns the "We ran out of time" joke on Kimmel subsequently request Kimmel if he had annihilation to say.[31] The episode was the highest-rated belatedly night show that evening, and ABC elected to rebroadcast it in primetime the post-obit week.[32]

Jay Leno parody [edit]

During the 2010 Tonight Show conflict, Kimmel donned a gray wig and fake chin, performing his unabridged Jan 12, 2010 show in character equally Jay Leno. With his bandleader, Cleto Escobedo, parodying Leno's bandleader Kevin Eubanks, Kimmel started out his monologue with "It's good to be here on ABC. Hey, Cleto, you know what ABC stands for? Always Bump Conan." He also referenced the "People of Earth" letter of the alphabet written past Conan O'Brien, noting how O'Brien declined to participate in the "destruction" of The Tonight Show, commenting as Leno that "Fortunately, though, I will! I'll burn it downwards if I accept to!"[33] Leno chosen Kimmel the adjacent morning time to hash out the bit, and at the end of the call, Leno suggested he come over and appear on his show. When his booking department called to ostend his appearance on a "10 at 10" segment, Kimmel agreed immediately.[34] When he received the questions for his January 14 appearance—such every bit "What's your favorite snack junk food?"—he realized Leno intended to neutralize the scathing parody and paint the 2 as friends.[35]

Kimmel, however, was upfront with wanting to discuss the fiasco at mitt, and upon his appearance, attempted to steer the questions that manner: when asked about his favorite prank, he responded, "I recollect the all-time prank I ever pulled was, I told a guy one time, 'Five years from now I'm going to give you my show.' Then when the five years came, I gave information technology to him and I took it dorsum, virtually instantly."[36] Some other instance came from when Leno asked, "Always order anything off the Idiot box?" Kimmel replied, "Like when NBC ordered your bear witness off the Tv?"[37]

Following like remarks to more questions, Kimmel closed the segment with this annotate: "Listen, Jay. Conan and I accept children. All you have to take intendance of is cars! Nosotros have lives to lead here! You've got eight hundred million dollars! For God'south sakes, exit our shows alone!"[36] Leno never fought back and accustomed the bit every bit one-act (he ascribed it as Kimmel attempting to score some publicity), but Leno'due south producer, Debbie Vickers, was furious.[38]

Kimmel discussed the appearance during an interview with Marc Maron for the latter'southward podcast in 2012. Kimmel stated that he felt O'Brien was non given a proper chance, simply that he was as well motivated by his own history with Leno. Co-ordinate to Kimmel, Leno had some years prior been in serious discussions with ABC most the possibility of jumping ship from NBC. During this period, Leno initiated a friendship with Kimmel, wanting to ensure that they would exist on skilful terms if the motility was made. (Nether that scenario, Leno would have taken Kimmel's fourth dimension slot and get his pb-in.) However, afterward Leno made the arrangement to remain at NBC, "those conversations were gone," according to Kimmel. Realizing that Leno'due south human relationship with him had been artificial, Kimmel felt "worked over," reasoning that Leno was using the ABC discussions every bit a bargaining tactic to try to get his old chore back.[39]

Sets [edit]

The stage where the show is taped has gone through many changes, from the addition of a platform in front end of the phase for Kimmel to practise his monologue, to diverse stage backgrounds. In January 2005, the show'southward original gear up, at the Television studio in the Hollywood Masonic Temple (now known every bit the El Capitan Entertainment Centre), which had video screens in the background and the band performing on the left side of the phase, was replaced with the current set, which has a city in the background. The band now performs on the right side of the stage.

In the special February 25, 2007 episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! (the second "Afterward the Academy Awards" testify), the second set was slightly tweaked when an illustrated picture of a city, which was seen in the background from Jan 2005 to February 2007, was replaced with a 3D collage of Los Angeles and Hollywood (including the adjacent Dolby Theatre (formerly Kodak Theatre) across from the studio where his show is broadcast from). The 3D prototype, which was start used during Lionel Richie's outdoor stage performances in the September 16, 2006 episode, was created by artists Colin Cheer and Brian Walters.

A brand-new set was unveiled January 8, 2013, coinciding with the show'southward motility to the earlier 11:35 p.m. timeslot. The new set is similar to the previous one, though the desk-bound and chairs are no longer a stationary set chemical element, and are merely brought out for the guest interviews. Later, the traditional city duratrans was replaced with a large floor-to-ceiling curved video display known equally the "Wall of America", which near of the time displays the traditional background, just is at present also able to be used for video pieces and $.25, along with interviews (including ones where Kimmel is non at his desk; an instance of this was an interview through Cisco'due south Jabber Guest with actress Viola Davis subsequently the start-season finale of How to Get Abroad With Murder in February 2015 where she was unable to fly to Los Angeles from the East Declension due to conditions issues) which are branded nether Cisco Systems'due south telepresence technology. The desk/chairs component of the set is also not permanently staged unlike most talk shows, being rapidly congenital on-stage only subsequently Kimmel has finished his monologue, skits and $.25 at eye phase.

Music [edit]

The Jimmy Kimmel Live Concert Serial segment comprises a musical functioning at the end of the bear witness, which is performed either in a more than intimate space on the second floor of the Masonic Temple, or a nearby outdoor stage, along with rare on-location performances, and since the pandemic, more than oft remotely performed. the musical operation was perform by numerous musician including Slayer, Cypress Loma, Backstreet Boys, and Happa-tai from Japanese Telly evidence, Warau Inu. Coors Low-cal sponsored almost of the show'due south musical performances from 2004 to 2006. In June 2005, the prove partnered with Pontiac for its concerts, which were held on the "Pontiac Garage" outdoor stage in Hollywood. the "Pontiac Garage" campaign was created Leo Burnett Worldwide for the testify including The Super Bowl Forty Roadtrip in a Pontiac G6,[twoscore] and the live advertisements to coincide with the launch of the Pontiac G8 (a rebadged Holden VE Commodore).[41] Pontiac was sponsored for 4 years until the sponsor's parent company, Full general Motors, filed for bankruptcy in 2009 and announced the termination of the brand. Beginning in October 2009, Anheuser-Busch's Bud Light (initially Bud Light Golden Wheat in 2009–10) replaced Pontiac as the segment's sponsor. In January 2013, Sony took over sponsorship. In 2014, AT&T took over sponsorship, then in 2015 Samsung replaced AT&T as the segment'south sponsor, in 2016 Cîroc replaced Samsung every bit the segment'south sponsor and in 2017 Mercedes-Benz became the segment's sponsor.

Openings [edit]

Common cold open [edit]

When the show aired at 12:05 ET, the show began with a ii-infinitesimal segment before the theme song and actual testify. Originally a miniature monologue and preview of the guests, the segment expanded to include miniature skits and other ways to plug a product from 1 of the show's sponsors. (These, improve known as "integrated commercials," are rarely repeated.) The cold open device was later adopted by The Tardily Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and it also remains in use by James Corden for occasional segments for his version. These segments were dropped when the prove moved to 11:35. For ABC's O&O stations and some affiliates, Kimmel does tape a promo introducing the night's guests and bits meant to be bedded into a late segment of their local newscasts.

Bear witness opening [edit]

The prove'south original opening sequence was a stop-movement slice which showcased Kimmel in casual gear with his dry out cleaning stopping at diverse places in Hollywood until arriving at the theater.

On October 27, 2011, the show introduced a new opening sequence that shows Kimmel goose egg-lining through Hollywood until he arrives at the theater.

In Jan 2015, the show premiered a new opening, created past Industrial Lite & Magic. The sequence begins with Kimmel turning on the lights of Los Angeles from the Hollywood sign before the groundwork instantly changes to several locations in Los Angeles before transforming into the theater where Kimmel leads the camera in. In 2016, after Kimmel grew out his bristles, the sequence was modified slightly to remove Kimmel's presence.

From March to August 2020, during the time the show is filmed from his home, Kimmel's kids created a unique opening sequence.

Starting in late September 2020, upon Kimmel's return to the studio, a moving picture of the archetype 1962 ABC ID was used.

Still, with every circulate, the show's journalist, Dicky Barrett, consistently starts off by maxim, "From Hollywood, information technology'due south Jimmy Kimmel Live! Tonight..." and then list the testify'south guests. At the cease of the opening, Barrett comes up with a different introduction quip every time such equally "without further ado" or "I warned you" and finishing with saying "Here's Jimmy Kimmel!" while elongating the "-el" sound just to requite the show its ain uniqueness.

Notable segments [edit]

  • The Harrison Ford vs. Chewbacca Feud. On July 27, 2011, Ford appeared in a pre-testify segment in which he is shown arguing in his dressing room with Chewbacca, his former co-star from the original Star Wars trilogy over an unexplained issue apparently related to Chewbacca cheating with Ford's married woman.[42] On Apr 17, 2013, during some other appearance on Kimmel, Chewbacca appeared in the audience during a question-and-answer session; Ford reignited the argument regarding Chewie's credible dalliance with his wife, and the staged segment ended with a furious Ford "storming" out of the studio.[43] Finally, on Nov 24, 2015, Ford settles his feud with Chewbacca by saving him from suicide, and remembering together the skillful old times.[44]
  • Feud with Kanye West. The rap musician launched a tirade directed at Kimmel on Twitter after a September 25, 2013 sketch involving ii children re-enacting Westward's contempo interview with BBC Radio i in which he calls himself the biggest rock star on the planet. Kimmel reveals the following night that West called him to demand an apology shortly before taping.[45] In October 2013, Kimmel had Westward back on the show and apologized to him.[ commendation needed ]
  • Birth of William Kimmel. Returning to the testify on May ane, 2017 after a hiatus, Jimmy, in his monologue, tearfully recounted the open-heart surgery his newborn son, William, had to undergo subsequently information technology was discovered he had a congenital affliction. Furthermore, the host made an impassioned plea to lawmakers in the United states of america government on both sides to ensure everyone has access to health intendance, referencing repeated efforts by Republicans in the Business firm of Representatives to repeal the Affordable Care Human activity (an endeavour, by coincidence, House Republicans managed to achieve later on that week, on May 4).[46] To care for his child, Kimmel took the remainder of the week off, with invitee hosts Will Arnett, Anthony Anderson, Kristen Bong and David Spade filling in.[47] In November 2017 Shaquille O'Neal, Dave Grohl, Channing Tatum and Jennifer Lawrence filled in equally invitee hosts for Kimmel when his son had his 2nd middle surgery.[48]
  • No Studio Audience. On January 27, 2020, Kimmel elected to tape the evidence in an empty studio following the death of NBA superstar Kobe Bryant, who had appeared on the program 15 times past Kimmel's count. An emotional Kimmel explained that he didn't feel it was appropriate to practice a comedy show nether the circumstances and instead spent the hour reflecting on Bryant's legacy.[49]
  • Invitee Host Pete Buttigieg. On March 12, 2020, former Democratic presidential candidate and South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg guest-hosted the plan.[fifty] Buttigieg delivered the opening monologue, interviewed actors Patrick Stewart and Tony Hale, and briefly played the keyboard.[51] Segments included a skit in which Buttigieg applied for a new job at Wetzel'southward Pretzels and a mock game prove (hosted by LeVar Burton) in which he tested his noesis of Star Trek confronting Stewart. (He lost.) Due to the COVID-nineteen pandemic, several crew members and Buttigieg'south married man Chasten served as the in-studio audition. This marks the showtime time a politician has hosted an American late nighttime talk testify. This was also the terminal broadcast of the show earlier it was shot from lockdown.

Mean Tweets [edit]

In March 2012, in honor of Twitter'due south sixth anniversary, Jimmy Kimmel Live! featured a segment called "Mean Tweets" with celebrities—including Will Ferrell, Jason Bateman, Kristen Bong, Roseanne Barr, Anna Faris, and Kathy Griffin—reading aloud bodily tweets directed toward them by Twitter users while the vocal "Everybody Hurts" by R.E.M. plays in the background.[52] The segment was extremely popular, with more than 38 million views on YouTube by Apr 2015.[53]

Boosted "Mean Tweets" editions have aired, featuring celebrities including Robert De Niro, Julia Roberts, Tom Hanks, Adam Sandler, Britney Spears, Sofía Vergara, Jon Hamm, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Aaron Paul, Bridegroom Cumberbatch, Cate Blanchett, Matt Damon, Tim Robbins, Hugh Grant and Pecker Murray. The tweets selected for the segment are invariably abusive, vulgar, or rude, often objecting to the glory'southward physical advent or perceived lack of talent. In many cases, the glory is then afforded the opportunity for a brief (albeit scripted) response to the mean tweet. The show has also aired several themed editions of "Mean Tweets," including special NBA,[54] NFL,[55] higher football game,[56] and music editions.[57] In March 2015, President Barack Obama, who was a guest star, took part in a "President Obama edition" of "Mean Tweets," during which he read tweets from people mocking his jeans and blaming him for the high toll of beer. The Obama segment attracted more than 10 million views in i mean solar day.[52]

On occasion, Kimmel volition introduce a surprise celebrity guest for a live on-stage "Hateful Tweet", which was subsequently fabricated into a compilation. Celebrities who appeared on stage include Jeff Bridges, Dwayne Johnson and Halle Berry.

This Week in Unnecessary Censorship [edit]

A Th-dark segment, which features clips of innocuous goggle box shows (such as newscasts) deliberately edited (typically with bleeps) to make them appear offensive.[58]

Jimmy Kimmel YouTube Challenge [edit]

Kimmel will give out a challenge to viewers asking them to videotape themselves pulling a prank on a family member or significant other, and then revealing that "Jimmy Kimmel told me to do information technology". The all-time clips are and then aired on the show.

Prevarication Witness News [edit]

A correspondent non seen on camera will ask pedestrians on Hollywood Boulevard a fake question related to an bodily electric current news event. Most of the people answering the question will normally play forth, giving the impression that they believe that the and so-chosen fake result actually happened.

Jimmy Kimmel Pedestrian Question [edit]

Kimmel will transport a "correspondent" non seen on camera to ask a set up of random pedestrians a question related to a certain theme. Kimmel will then have the audience guess the reply to the question, and so will reveal the answer to the audience.

Halloween candy YouTube segments [edit]

Starting in 2011, every Halloween, Kimmel asks his viewers to take away their children's Halloween candy, videotape their kids' reactions in one case they tell their kids that they ate their Halloween candy, and post information technology on YouTube with the respective hashtag. Once his team has compiled all the YouTube videos, he arrogance them on his broadcast days later. These segments accept attracted criticism for potential promotion of emotional abuse.[59] [sixty]

Other end-of-show segments [edit]

At the end of some shows, there are comedians doing one-act. This is occasionally seen in place of the Jimmy Kimmel Live Concert Series segment. Another finish-of-show segment is the rarely seen Time to come Talent Showcase.

International broadcasts [edit]

Jimmy Kimmel Live! airs worldwide on multiple outlets. In Commonwealth of australia, The Comedy Channel began airing the programme in September 2009; however, it was replaced in March 2010 by the return of The This evening Evidence with Jay Leno. [61] [62] The Comedy Channel resumed ambulation the program from September 22, 2015.[63]

In Canada, the testify previously aired on BiteTV and CHCH. The testify aired on Citytv from 2012 until September 20, 2014. Even afterward its motility to 11:35, Citytv connected to record delay the show to midnight to maintain its hour-long late night newscasts. Jimmy Kimmel Live! began airing on CTV Comedy Aqueduct (formerly The One-act Network) beginning on September 22, 2014, initially ambulation in simulcast with ABC.[64] However, in January 2015, the programme was yet once more tape-delayed to midnight in favor of The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore.[65] Jimmy Kimmel Live! aired on The Comedy Network until the end of August, 2017. The post-obit month, the show was added to CMT Canada's schedule, initially airing in simulcast with ABC. The show aired on CMT Canada until August, 2018 and has non aired on a Canadian channel since. However, the prove is still available to Canadians through imported ABC stations included in standard pay-Television receiver packages.

In India Jimmy Kimmel Alive! premiered with its 14th season, and has aired on weeknights since at 9:00pm (IST) STAR World Republic of india. The show airs 12 hours subsequently the U.S. circulate since September 23, 2015.[66]

Ratings amidst belatedly night talk shows [edit]

Season Nielsen Rank Nielsen Rating[67] Tied with
2002–03 4 1.7
2003–04 5 1.6 Last Phone call with Carson Daly
2004–05 1.v
2005–06 1.6
2006–07 one.8
2007–08 4 1.seven The Late Late Show
2008–09 five The Daily Evidence
2009–ten iii The Belatedly Late Show
2010–xi iv
2011–12 three ane.eight
2012–thirteen 2.5
2013–14 2.vi
2014–15
2015–16
2017–18
2018–19

Controversies [edit]

Detroit sports violence [edit]

During Game 2 of the 2004 NBA Finals in Detroit, Kimmel appeared on ABC's halftime show to make an on-air plug for that night's episode. He suggested that if the Detroit Pistons defeated the Los Angeles Lakers, "they're gonna burn the urban center of Detroit downwardly ... and it's not worth it." Kimmel was referring to the violence that erupted in Detroit after the Tigers won the 1984 World Serial. Officials at Detroit's ABC affiliate, WXYZ-TV, immediately announced that night'south evidence would not air on the station. Hours later, ABC officials followed suit and pulled that night's show from the entire network. Kimmel issued a tongue-in-cheek apology at first, saying that if "the Lakers win, I program to overturn my ain car."[68] WXYZ'southward and then-news managing director Andrea Parquet-Taylor rejected the amends, maxim that Kimmel "tried to turn it into another bad joke."[68] Kimmel apologized once again, saying he failed to take into account the embarrassment many Detroiters nonetheless felt about the 1984 violence. The 2d amends was plenty for ABC to reinstate the program the following evening.[68] Kimmel would later broadcast a series of shows from Detroit in an endeavor to make apology.

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During the October 16, 2013 episode, Kimmel held the "Kids Table" segment to invite several six–vii-year-onetime children to discuss the U.S. debt trouble: "We owe the Chinese a lot of money, 1.3 trillion dollars." A boy immediately suggested to "kill anybody in Cathay." This comment elicited some laughter from the audience and Kimmel laughed it off and commented, "That'due south an interesting thought." He later asked, "Should we permit the Chinese to live?" The boy stuck to his answer.[69] The testify has drawn fire from offended Asian Americans and Chinese citizens. An online poll showed that ninety% of the respondents were angered, saddened or guarded well-nigh the show.[lxx] Overseas Chinese communities and domestic Chinese citizens akin have rallied together and created a petition to the White Firm and a campaign on Facebook[71] boycotting Kimmel's conclusion to air the comment on his show and asking that the show exist investigated for its promotion of genocide and racism confronting the Chinese. The petition demanded that ABC should "cutting the show and issue a formal amends."[72] The petitioner argued that "[t]he kids might not know any better. Yet, Jimmy Kimmel and ABC'due south management are adults. They had a option not to air this racist plan, which promotes racial hatred."[73] Meanwhile, non all viewers of the parody found it objectionable. Gu Xiaoming, a professor at the Schoolhouse of Humanities at Fudan Academy, believed that some were reading too much into comments from a child, and the testify reflected Americans' anxiety on the debt crunch to some extent.[74] The prune of this segment has since been removed from Kimmel's YouTube account, merely can notwithstanding exist seen when viewing the entire episode.[75] On November 7, 2013, the White Business firm petition had drawn more than 100,000 signatures.[76] [77] The White House was expected to review the filing and issue some sort of public response for petitions that assemble enough back up to pass the 100,000 marking.[78] With respect to the petition, White Firm spokesman said, "Every petition that crosses the threshold will be reviewed past the appropriate staff and receive a response."[79]

ABC beginning sent an apology alphabetic character to the lxxx-twenty Initiative, an organization promoting equal opportunities for Asian Americans, for allowing the annotate "Kill everyone in China" to air. This letter, signed by ABC senior executives, read in part: "We would never purposefully circulate anything to upset the Chinese customs, Asian customs, anyone of Chinese descent or whatever community at big. Our objective is to entertain." This letter also said that ABC had removed the controversial comment from all media platforms and would remove it from future airing.[80] [81] The chairman of the 80–xx Initiative, S.B. Woo, lodged the protest with ABC after he establish out the segment was actually not live, and he considered this apology not a victory at all and could exist more satisfactory for Asian-American communities.[82] During the October 28, 2013 episode of his show, Kimmel addressed this event, stating that "I idea information technology was obvious that I didn't hold with that argument, simply apparently information technology wasn't, and then I just wanted to say, I'1000 sad, I apologize."[83] [84]

On October 28, 2013, Asian Americans marched through the streets of San Francisco protesting virtually Kimmel's show and his supposed condoning of genocide. They gathered effectually ABC headquarters in New York City and demanded a more elaborate apology and that an ABC representative come receive letters of protest.[85] [86] On November 1, 2013, Chinese American demonstrators, mainly from Houston, gathered exterior ABC'due south local office building to protestation the offensive skit the show aired "kill everyone in China." The crowds shouted slogans like "Shame on ABC," "Boycott ABC," and "Burn down Kimmel".[87] However, protesters were still non satisfied with ABC'south amends and organized a nationwide protest against ABC on Nov 9 in 27 cities, including a rally exterior ABC's headquarters in Burbank.[88] The 80–twenty initiative, however, accepted ABC's November eight apology and has said information technology would like to "build bridges" with ABC.[89]

YouTube Gaming [edit]

During the August 27, 2015 episode, Kimmel made a sketch parody making fun of the YouTube Gaming platform, and the "let'southward play" civilisation in general. He received a cracking bargain of criticism from the members of the gaming community on YouTube. At one point, the upload of the sketch was the most disliked video on his channel until November 18, 2021 when YouTube hid the number of dislikes on videos.[90] Kimmel received decease threats in the video'due south comments section, which Kimmel made fun of with two other videos a few days subsequently. The two reaction videos besides received negative reception.[91]

Melania Trump accent joke [edit]

In an April 2018 segment, Kimmel made a joke near First Lady Melania Trump'southward pronunciation of words while reading to children at an annual White House Easter celebration. The comments offended some viewers who objected to jokes most Trump's Slovenian accent.[92] The comments led to a Twitter feud betwixt Kimmel and pundit Sean Hannity (Hannity chosen Kimmel a "despicable disgrace" and "donkey clown"; Kimmel rejoined that Hannity was the "whole ass circus"). Kimmel fabricated comments about the human relationship betwixt Hannity and President Trump.[93] [94] Kimmel later said "Past lampooning Sean Hannity'south deference to the President, I most certainly did not intend to belittle or upset members of the gay community and to those who took offense, I apologize, I will take Sean Hannity at his word that he was genuinely offended past what I believed and nonetheless believe to exist a harmless and silly aside referencing our Commencement Lady's accent." Kimmel said that his married woman and son were the subjects of "vile" decease threats as a consequence of his comments.[93] [94]

Awards and nominations [edit]

Primetime Emmy Awards [edit]

Creative Arts Emmy Awards [edit]

See also [edit]

  • List of late night network TV programs
  • List of tardily-dark American network Television receiver programs

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ The show has been temporarily hosted past other guests; for 3 episodes in May 2017, iv from October to November 2017, four in December 2017, ane in December 2019, one in March 2020, and 28 from July to September 2020. Recurring guest hosts include Kristen Bell, Anthony Anderson, David Spade, Billy Eichner, and Kerry Washington.[1]
  2. ^ Near special episodes run for 30 minutes.[ane] From April to September 2020, regular episodes were reduced to 30 minutes in length due to the COVID-nineteen pandemic and Kimmel's hiatus.[2] The tertiary testify of 2021 was likewise reduced to xxx minutes.[i]
  3. ^ Known every bit Buena Vista Television set until 2007.

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External links [edit]

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  • Jimmy Kimmel Live! at IMDb

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