Several late-night talk shows won't be airing new episodes this week, as hosts like Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert will get a few days off to focus on other responsibilities that don't involve entertaining audiences in the studio and interviewing celebrity guests. Although there will barely be any new content on late-night TV in the last week of May, rest assured that some of the best guest appearances and live performances from the past month will air again for those who have recently missed an episode or two of their favorite talk shows. Talents like Sofía Vergara, Orlando Bloom, Glen Powell and Anne Hathaway will be sitting on the couch in the next few days, sharing all about their recent onscreen projects, including The Idea of You and Hit Man. A few artists whose performances will air a second time are St. Vincent, Doja Cat, Incubus, and Crowded House.

It is also important to note that The Daily Show will not be on TV this week, but will be back for new episodes starting June 3, 2024. The Comedy Central program recently addressed the hypocrisy of cancel culture and Trump's contribution to this phenomenon in a raved about episode. Given that the show hosted by Jon Stewart will return soon, viewers will only have to wait a couple of days to tune in late at night for more satirical commentary.

In case you are wondering which reruns will air from Monday to Friday and which guests and musicians are expected to show up, here is a detailed guide to help you. Check out below who will be on TV and when you can catch up on episodes you might've missed.

Jimmy Kimmel Live!

Network: ABC, Hulu | Time: 11:35 pm EDT

Different from other late-night talk shows, Jimmy Kimmel Live! will have new episodes airing this week. Although there will be reruns on Monday and Tuesday of interviews with Carol Burnett, Nicholas Galitzine, Luke Bryan, and Mike Birbiglia, Wednesday to Friday will provide new content for viewers tuning in. Some guests who are set to join in include Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan sharing updates on upcoming projects and potentially reminiscing on his recent roles in Kung Fu Panda 4 and Loki Season 2, Bobby Cannavale talking about Ezra (currently in theaters), Sofia Vergara and her son Manolo Gonzalez Vergara chatting about their experience filming Celebrity Family Cook Off, Maya Rudolph sharing about her work in Loot Season 2, and Jacob Batalon talking about Reginald the Vampire Season 2. In addition to these guest appearances, a few musical acts to anticipate include NIKI, St. Vincent, and Crowded House.

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The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon

Network: NBC, Peacock l Time: 11:35 p.m. EDT

The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon will not air new episodes this week, but there will be reruns of previous editions of the show. Over the next few days, you'll see Robert De Niro catching up with Jimmy Fallon about Oscar memories and his new movie Ezra, Anne Hathaway talking about her rom-com return in The Idea of You, Melanie Lynskey opening up about playing a real life person in The Tattooist of Auschwitz, and Glen Powell talking about his latest collaboration with Richard Linklater in the upcoming Netflix film Hit Man. Aside from these big Hollywood names sitting on the couch, Doja Cat, Ms. Lauren Hill, Laufey, YG Marley, Lang Lang, and Arlo Parks will be performing in this week's reruns.

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The Late Show With Stephen Colbert

Network: CBS, Paramount + l Time: 11:35 p.m. EDT

Like Fallon, Stephen Colbert will have the week off, but his late night show will also air reruns. Some familiar faces set to appear in the episodes that will be on in the coming days are Ryan Gosling talking about playing a stuntman in the action-packed The Fall Guy, Steve Carell sharing about his experience voicing an imaginary friend in IF, Marisa Abela opening up about channeling Amy Winehouse in the biopic Back to Black, Jennifer Hudson chatting about hosting The Jennifer Hudson Show after garnering Daytime Emmy nominations, and John Leguizamo talking about his role as an FBI agent with criminal tendencies in The Green Veil. As for performances to expect, Elyanna and Paul Simon will be the only musical guests in this week's lineup.

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Late Night With Seth Meyers

Network: NBC, Peacock l Time: 12:35 a.m. EDT

No new episodes of The Late Night With Seth Meyers will come out this week, much like the other talk shows that were mentioned above. Yet, past interviews and performances will still air during Meyers' TV time slot. Guests viewers will see in the coming days are Orlando Bloom talking about his adventure show Orlando Bloom: To the Edge, Ncuti Gatwa sharing more about playing a time-traveling scientist in Doctor Who, Lily Gladstone chatting about being a cop in the true-crime series Under the Bridge, Jennifer Connelly talking about starring in the book-to-screen adaptation of Dark Matter, and Quinta Brunson talking about her role in Abbott Elementary Season 3 after recently winning an Emmy. Queen Cora Coleman, Jay Weinberg, and Jon Theodore will be joining the 8G Band throughout the week, performing in between segments.

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