To celebrate the last show of THE LATE LATE SHOW with James Corden's first year on the air, James invited his guests Colin Farrell, Wanda Sykes, and Demi Lovato to a complete stranger's house, Natalie to shoot an episode.
On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, after learning Diane Lane auditioned for 'Pretty Woman' and Paul Rudd for 'Titanic' - he asks the pair to recreate the classic scene on the front of the boat.
On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, James joined a pizza delivery driver on his route to offer customers a choice: the pizza they ordered or whatever is inside the mystery pizza box.
On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, James asked guests Max Greenfield and Amanda Peet about roles that involve dancing, and Amanda shares the moves she's saving for her daughter's Sweet 16.
On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, James Corden visited city hall and took over for Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti for the day, turning his focus to ribbon cuttings and cracking down on DJs.
On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, comedian Cameron Esposito performed jokes about her new marriage and the prospect of having kids using a sperm donor.
On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, James Corden asked guest Mark Cuban about his relationship with Donald Trump and whether a business owner, such as Mark, could run the country successfully.
On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, host James Corden welcomed Martin Short and Will Arnett to help him transform the classic films Goodfellas, The Revenant and Gladiator into edgy musicals.
On last night's LATE LATE SHOW, James asked guests Will Arnett and Martin Short about the presidential race and asks Will about a photo showing him and Donald Trump celebrating at a hockey game.
On LATE LATE, James shares the hidden side effects of things you do and people you meet every day.
On LATE LATE, James asks Neve Campbell about the 20th anniversary of 'Scream' and Neve still meets fanatics of the film, including whole families.
LATE LATE SHOW music guest Gwen Stefani performs 'Make Me Like You.'
On LATE LATE, James asks Mark and Jay Duplass about working together making projects and how they decide who is going to take the lead on any given day.
On LATE LATE, James is excited to celebrate International Women's Day until he learns it shares its date with National Pancakes Day.
Reggie Watts is excited to introduce Star Wars' very own BB-8 and is compelled to sing his droid friend a song on LATE LATE.
On LATE LATE, James asks Queen Latifah about her days touring with Will Smith and learns he wasn't the most skilled dice roller playing cee-lo.
James asks David Walliams about the love/hate relationship with his fellow Britain's Got Talent judge, Simon Cowell on LATE LATE.
On LATE LATE SHOW, James says goodbye to things he feels have dominated the holiday landscape recently and welcomes back things we've neglected, like the fun version of Donald Trump.
James Corden catches up on the latest political headlines, including Bernie Sanders' 'ghetto' and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's endorsement of Gov. John Kasich on LATE LATE.
Elle King recalls a wardrobe malfunction while attending the Grammys and tells James about her engagement under the Golden Gate Bridge on LATE LATE.
LATE LATE SHOW music guest Elle King performs her hit 'America's Sweetheart.'
On LATE LATE, After James Corden finds his desk modified with a treadmill as a gift from Reggie, he quickly learns running while hosting a show isn't going to work long term.
On LATE LATE SHOW, After talking to Will Forte and Gerard Butler about pranks on their sets, Gerard recalls the time he thought his aunt died at a premiere (she didn't).
On the LATE LATE SHOW, James asks Will Forte about the experience of living with Val Kilmer for a few months, and Will talks about the one thing that went bizarrely wrong.
LATE LATE SHOW music guest M. Ward performs Little Baby.
