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Who’s This Week (April 18)

By Gary L. Fox

Fans of music, TV, comics and celebrity gossip all have a lot to look forward to in this week’s talk show lineup. Returns of major series like You better call Saul and Blackish latest from Coachella, these are conversations that are sure to be eye-catching. Read on for the full talk show schedule for the week of April 18.

Below is the full schedule of the network’s top late-night talk shows, followed by the biggest daytime talk shows airing on television. As always, these shows feature the hottest topics of the week, whether it’s reviewing the latest headlines or premiering new ones. With the spring TV season heating up, summer blockbusters dropping and concert season getting underway, now is a great time to review the latest in entertainment.

Some fans follow individual shows closely while others may chase their favorite guests around the program. Everything you are looking for is available below. Here’s the full schedule of talk shows for this week.

Late Night NBC

Tonight’s Show Starring Jimmy Fallon:

  • Monday, April 18 – Sam Rockwell, Pamela Adlon, Gang of Youths
  • Tuesday, April 19 – Aaron Paul, Marc Maron, Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, Leikeli47
  • Wednesday, April 20 – Marlon Wayans, Natasha Lyonne, Dove Cameron
  • Thursday, April 21 – Pusha T
  • Friday, April 22 – Betty Gilpin, Justine Skye

Late Night with Seth Meyers:

  • Monday, April 18 – Jordan Klepper, Aric Improta
  • Tuesday April 19 – Tina Fey, Craig Robinson, Marc Bernardin, Aric Improta
  • Wednesday, April 20 – Kaley Cuoco, Aasif Mandvi, Amyl and the Sniffers
  • Thursday, April 21 – Tiffany Haddish, Chloë Sevigny, a performance by “Compagnie”, Aric Improta
  • Friday, April 22 – Andy Cohen, Jeff Foxworthy, Brooke Colucci

Many fans are crossing their fingers for something big at the season premiere of Better Call Saul since Aaron Paul will be on The show tonight just a few hours after its release. Meanwhile, fans are excited to see screenwriter and podcaster Marc Bernardin join Seth Meyers – presumably to discuss the new season of Star Trek: Picard.

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CBS late night

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert:

  • Monday, April 18 – Julia Roberts, Wilco
  • Tuesday, April 19 – Neil deGrasse Tyson, Emmy Blotnick
  • Wednesday, April 20 – Alexander Skarsgård, Jack White
  • Thursday, April 21 – Jason Bateman, Laura Linney

The Late Late Show with James Corden:

  • Monday, April 18 – Camila Cabello, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Pedro Pascal, Toni Cornell
  • Tuesday, April 19 – Elle Fanning, Anthony Ramos, UPSAHL
  • Wednesday, April 20 – Pete Holmes, Lucy Boynton, Jay Jurden
  • Thursday, April 21 – Nicolas Cage, Aaron Paul, Robert Winston

CBS’s late-night shows may take Fridays off, but they make up for it with a stacked schedule the other four days. Fans of the new CBS sitcom How do we ride will definitely want to catch Pete Holmes on The late show Wednesday night.

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Jimmy Kimmel Live!

  • Monday, April 18 – Kaley Cuoco, Giancarlo Esposito, Orville Peck
  • Tuesday, April 19 – The cast of Black-ish
  • Wednesday, April 20 – Nicolas Cage, Vanessa Bayer, Noah Cyrus
  • Thursday, April 21 – Magic Johnson, Naomi Scott

jimmy kimmel will have a bit of everything on its guest list this week. Fans can’t wait to see The unbearable weight of massive talent can probably expect some insane sound bites here or on any of the other shows where Nicolas Cage appears.

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Watch what’s happening live

  • Sunday, April 17 – Matt Rogers, Karen Huger
  • Monday, April 18 – Michael Bublé, Camryn Manheim
  • Tuesday, April 19 – Jackie Goldschneider, Melissa Gorga
  • Wednesday April 20 – June Diane Raphael, Brooklyn Decker
  • Thursday, April 21 – Kaley Cuoco, Rosie Perez

Andy Cohen has a few high-profile names on his show this week, though he usually sticks to reality TV. fans of The stewardess can expect some serious hype with Kaley Cuoco’s numerous talk show appearances this week.

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The view and the conversation

View:

  • Monday, April 18 – RE-RUN: Seth Meyers, guest co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin
  • Tuesday, April 19 – Chelsea Clinton, guest co-host Michele Tafoya
  • Wednesday, April 20 – RE-RUN: Matt Damon, Gary White, guest co-host Lindsey Granger
  • Thursday, April 21 – RE-RUN: Regina Hall, Mindy Scheier
  • Friday, April 22 – RE-RUN: Sen. Cory Booker, Kevin & Danielle Jonas

The speech:

  • Monday, April 18 – Randy Jackson, Peter Bergman, Susan Walters
  • Tuesday, April 19 – Jodie Sweetin
  • Wednesday April 20 – Dulé Hill
  • Thursday, April 21 – Brandon Scott Jones, Danielle Pinnock, Roman Zaragoza
  • Friday, April 22 – Food face-off: Burgers

The talk show circuit has been missing a major platform this week since View shows reruns. However, The speech has a range that could make up for that – and more.

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Syndicated shows

The Ellen DeGeneres Show:

  • Monday, April 18 – Anthony Anderson, Kaitlyn Dever, MUNA
  • Tuesday, April 19 – Michelle Obama
  • Wednesday, April 20 – Amy Schumer, Tig Notaro
  • Thursday, April 21 – Katie Lowes, Tyler Cameron, Simon Pierro, guest host Mario Lopez
  • Friday, April 22 – Jenna Dewan, Jordan Davis, guest host Stephen “tWitch” Boss

Live with Kelly and Ryan:

  • Monday, April 18 – Diane Kruger, Quincy Isaiah
  • Tuesday, April 19 – Janelle Monáe, Marlon Wayans
  • Wednesday, April 20 – Rosie Perez, Niecy Nash
  • Thursday, April 21 – Alexander Skarsgård
  • Friday, April 22 – Nathon Fillion

The Ellen DeGeneres Show is nearing the end of its decades-long run, which is well worth checking out regardless of the guest list for devoted fans.

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Syndicated shows (continued)

The Wendy Williams Show:

  • Monday, April 18 – RE-RUN: Ja Rule, guest hosts Remy Ma & Fat Joe
  • Tuesday, April 19 – Guest Hostess Sherri Shepherd
  • Wednesday, April 20 – Guest Host Sherri Shepherd
  • Thursday, April 21 – Guest Hostess Sherri Shepherd
  • Friday, April 22 – Guest Hostess Sherri Shepherd

The Kelly Clarkson Show:

  • Monday, April 18 – Mike Epps, Rachel Bloom, Lisa Whelchel, Ben Abraham
  • Tuesday, April 19 – Josh Brolin, Tony Gonzalez, Sabaa Tahir
  • Wednesday, April 20 – Jenna Bush Hager, Barbara Bush, Ke Huy Quan, Cole Swindell & Lainey Wilson
  • Thursday, April 21 – Adam Richman, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Danielle Kartes, Bonnie Raitt
  • Friday April 22 – Kelly’s birthday show with surprise guests

The Drew Barrymore Show:

  • Monday, April 18 – Garcelle Beauvais, Dana Carvey, David Spade
  • Tuesday April 19 – Claire Foy, Paul Bettany, Alexis deBoschnek, Aasif Mandvi
  • Wednesday, April 20 – Mary Louise Parker
  • Thursday, April 21 – Ben Schwartz, Lorena Bobbitt
  • Friday, April 22 – Neil DeGrasse Tyson, June Diane Raphael, Naomie Harris

Wendy Williams herself is still on hiatus, but fan-favorite host Sherri Shepherd is returning for most of this week. Meanwhile, Kelly Clarkson has a surprise in store for Friday’s episode.

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Syndicated shows (continued)

The Tamron Hall show:

Monday, April 18 – Michelle Hord
Tuesday, April 19 – RE-RUN: Bethenny Frankel, Vivica A. Fox
Wednesday, April 20 – RE-RUN: Brooks Nader
Thursday April 21 – RE-RUN: Chris Colfer, Jimmie Allen, Quinta Brunson, David Archuleta
Friday, April 22 – RE-RUN: Lauren Ridloff, Misty Copeland, PJ Morton

The truth:

Monday, April 18 – Jessica Simpson, guest co-host AJ “Akua” Johnson
Tuesday, April 19 – Mrs. Pat
Wednesday, April 20 – B. Scott
Thursday, April 21 – Niecy Nash
Friday, April 22 – LisaRaye McCoy, Monique Coleman

Finally, Tamron Hall also has reruns for most of this week, but The truth has a range of stars pending. Check back next week for the full talk show schedule when it becomes available.

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