Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Culture

Taylor Tomlinson Thanks Seth Meyers for Laughing Harder at Jokes That Flop: ‘So Supportive or You’re Just a Sicko’

"It's really lovely," the comedian says The post Taylor Tomlinson Thanks Seth Meyers for Laughing Harder at Jokes That Flop: ‘So Supportive or You’re Just a Sicko’ appeared first on TheWrap .

During an appearance on "Late Night" to promote her new book, "Actually, Nevermind," comedian Taylor Tomlinson expressed her gratitude to host Seth Meyers for laughing heartily at jokes that didn't quite land. During the interview, Tomlinson recounted her creative process and shared that a joke about reading her old diary received only a few laughs from the audience.

However, Meyers, who found the joke amusing, humorously acknowledged this by saying, "I love — when a joke kind of misses, you laugh even harder. It's so, so lovely. It's so, so nice." Tomlinson then commended Meyers for his supportive attitude, adding, "It's really lovely. It's so nice." Despite the earlier joke being deemed not great by Tomlinson, who had been warned by her brother beforehand, Meyers' laughter still made the punchline effective.

The comedian further praised Meyers, saying, "No, you're so supportive. Or you're just a sicko who loves it when things bomb. But you seem like you're really supportive over here. It's nice." In response, Meyers playfully compared himself to a baby laughing on an airplane, a sound that seemingly never annoys anyone, even if it's still loud.

Written by urgent.news from TheWrap's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at thewrap.com →

More in Culture

How the ‘Possible Love’ Cast Tackled an Intimate Story That ‘Feels Like a Great Piece of Literature’

TIFF 2026: "The script definitely had Director Lee Chang-dong's scent on it," Zo In-sung tells TheWrap The post How the ‘Possible Love’ Cast Tackled an Intimate Story That ‘Feels Like a Great Piece of…

  • "Possible Love" explores themes of class, trauma, truth, and love.
  • Zo In-sung praises script as "intriguing, gripping, and intense."
  • Co-stars liken film to "a wonderful novel."

More from Wednesday 23 September →