Late-Night TV: Best Clips Of 2015
conan-grindr
With the help of good friend Billy Eichner (Difficult People), O'Brien joined Grindr to find the Sanjaya to his Melinda Doolittle.
jon-stewart-donald-trump
Stewart was just "really happy" to have "his dessert" in his final weeks on the air, as Donald Trump entered the race for president... via a down escalator.
seth-meyers-closer-look-at-trump
Months later, in an epic takedown, Meyers debunked one of Trump's many frivolous campaign trail statements — this one involving a claim to have seen Muslims in the U.S. cheering the Twin Towers' collapse on 9/11.
jimmy-kimmel-live-back-to-the-future
On a very special date in Back to the Future's history — Oct. 21, 2015 — Kimmel was visited by Marty McFly and Doc Brown (Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd), who realized just how wrong they were about society and technology's advances.
letterman-final-top-10
Letterman's final (and star-studded) Top 10 list peaked with Julia Louis-Dreyfus' dig at former boss Jerry Seinfeld.
jimmy-fallon-star-wars-medley
Fallon was joined by the cast of Star Wars: The Force Awakens — even infamous grump Harrison Ford — for an a capella medley of the beloved John Williams soundtrack.
james-corden-carpool-karaoke-stevie-wonder
James Corden was overjoyed (see what we did there?) to have Stevie Wonder join him for Carpool Karaoke, and was brought to tears when the legendary musician made a call to his wife.
late-night-jon-snow-dinner-party
Jon Snow (Kit Harrington) traveled from Westeros to Manhattan to attend an intimate dinner party just days before the Season 5 premiere of Game of Thrones.
last-week-tonight-edward-snowden
TVLine's late-night MVP traveled in secret to Russia to sit down with notorious whistleblower Edward Snowden. His semiserious chat with one of the world's most wanted men was not only heavily amusing, but one of the finest pieces of televised journalism in the past 12 months.
fallon-saved-by-the-bell
"Hey, hey, hey! What's is going on here?" Only the best Saved by the Bell reunion ever, as Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Tiffani Thiessen, Elizabeth Berkley, Mario Lopez and Dennis Haskins reprised their iconic NBC roles.
the-late-show-joe-biden
The Artist Formerly (and Currently) Known as 'Stephen Colbert' proved himself a worthy successor to David Letterman during this unfiltered, feel-good interview with Joe Biden, during which they discussed the legacy of the vice president's late son Beau.
snl-louis-ck-sprint-store
Louis C.K. was "on fleek" during this over-the-top sketch about a new Sprint Store employee who takes an unflattering impersonation of his boss way too far.