Jimmy Kimmel Live Review: POOP jimmy Kimmel and his show, he's the most unfunny person on the earth, honestly, he's useless, and he forces people to perform stunts for money!!!
That's incredibly awful, and the fact that he made someone get beaten up and you profit from it irritates me JIMMY!!!!!
I hope you see this review because it will show you what a cruel and selfish person you are, and I hope your show is canceled for now.
Jimmy Kimmel is the polar opposite of all of the above.
He's a man who associates himself with amusing things and people, and they get associated with him in some way.
Then he went political, and he's not even fluent or intellectual enough to persuade anyone of anything they might agree on.
Mean Tweets and Guillermo are two of my favorite people on his show, but there are more. The Eric Andre Show is worth seeing.
John and Andy Roast Jimmy Kimmel for ‘Getting COVID Again'
After testing positive for COVID-19 earlier this month, Jimmy Kimmel invited his buddy and fellow comic Mike Birbiglia to guest host his late-night program.
It has happened again since returning to the show last week.
Rather than just being guests on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Saturday Night Live alums—and co-stars in Disney+‘s upcoming Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers reboot—put on a show on Wednesday night.
After Jimmy Kimmel got COVID again, John Mulaney and Andy Samberg stepped up as last-minute guest hosts.
Mulaney joked at the start of their introductory segment, “Thank you so much, it is a pleasure and a favor to be here.”
“I suppose we should explain why we're hosting tonight,” says the host. Remember how Jimmy claimed he didn't have COVID before revealing that he did? He was correct both times.”
“That's correct… For the second time in three weeks, Jimmy has contracted COVID,” Samberg remarked.
“And we're thinking the show's name should be changed to ‘Jimmy Kimmel… Alive.'”
” “It's only a joke,” he deadpanned as that statement was met with cautious laughter.
Later, the pair explained that they couldn't fit into their old outfits “after the whole epidemic and quitting cocaine thing,” a reference to Mulaney's rehab trip, because they were made completely of Jimmy Kimmel Live! merchandise.
They were announcing their departure from late-night TV at the end of their duo monologue, because “we didn't want Corden to have all of the action,” as Samberg put it.
“Look, we know this is our last show, but we don't want to get too emotional and ruin it by crying during the monologue.”
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Mulaney said, “That's Jimmy's territory.” “But, to be fair to him, there's a long tradition of that late at night.” Johnny Carson used to cry like a child when he came out.”
Jimmy Kimmel Tests Positive for COVID Again
Jimmy Kimmel tested positive for COVID-19 for the second time.
Kimmel confirmed on Twitter Tuesday that he's testing positive for the second time since his early May diagnosis.
As a result, he has asked John Mulaney and Andy Samberg to fill in for him on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
On May 2, Kimmel, 54, revealed his COVID-19 diagnosis on Twitter and Instagram.
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In his absence, he stated that comedian Mike Birbiglia would host.
What Did John and Andy Said?
“Our kid brought us covid (despite our request that she not),” Kimmel joked.
“Everything is great; I've been double-vaccinated and boosted, but the performance must go on,” he continued.
Kimmel bounced back quickly. On the May 9 episode of his long-running talk show, he was able to make light of the situation.
He said, “I'm alive, I've lived, I've survived COVID.” “Last week, I was absent. Hopefully, you were aware of my absence last week.
I tested positive for COVID a week ago on Monday morning. By Friday afternoon, the virus had just looked around my body and declared, ‘Yuck.'
We're leaving right now.
‘However, I am in excellent health.' It was simple for me.”
Kimmel continued, “The whole family is fine. It was relatively simple for me. I was exhausted. I was suffering from a headache.
However, those are also side effects of having children. So, I'm not sure if it was pre-existing issues.”
Jimmy Kimmel Live! debuted in 2003 on ABC. It has now grown to become the network's longest-running late-night show.
Kimmel's contract with ABC was extended through 2022.
Since 2013, Kimmel has been married to Molly McNearney.
Jane, 7, and Billy, 5, are the couple's children, but he also has ex-wife Gina Kimmel's daughter Katie, 30, and son Kevin, 28.
PEOPLE is devoted to bringing the most up-to-date information in our coverage as information regarding the coronavirus epidemic changes frequently.
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