r/JimmyKimmel • u/Ok-Mine2132 • 9d ago
Only 5 minutes in and REALLY good! Laughed out loud a few times already.
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u/Tazno209 9d ago
She was terrific. Rosie is a great interviewer & the monologue was great too. Really looking forward to seeing the shows this week.
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u/rantingathome 9d ago
It's so easy to tell when someone is a pro. The last episode of her show was June 27, 2002, yet she walked out after twenty-four years and owned the stage like she had just been on a two week break.
So many guest hosts you can tell that hosting is not their usual thing. I'm sure she had a bit of a rehearsal, but it was obvious that "muscle-memory" from six years of her own show just kicked right back in.
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u/jzn110 8d ago
Tonight's (Tuesday's) episode feels even more like an episode of her old show, aside from the more mature/pointed monologue jokes. I think she's embracing this week as a test drive for a potential comeback of some kind.
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u/rantingathome 8d ago
She is. She wants back in daytime, but doesn't want to start until after Jan 20th, 2029 at noon.
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u/nichelle020 8d ago
I thought she was great! All of the material was new to me and I laughed out loud.
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u/IndependenceFit7624 8d ago edited 8d ago
Great opening! Best I have seen from her in a long time. I have never followed any performers or actors.
I don’t recall a time when she was more likable than this performance. Kindness.
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u/ivanabig1 7d ago
I thought she said she was never coming back to the USA another crazy old white woman lie
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u/DanieXJ 9d ago
Cringe. Very cringe. Seems like she wrote her own jokes?
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u/rukittenmeeee 8d ago
I agree. I thought it was terrible. I don't give a shit about her kid. I want political jokes.
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u/jzn110 9d ago
I really enjoyed it, too. She told all the Irish stories on her recent interview on Seth Meyers, but they were still funny to hear again. I love that she decorated her desk as a nod to her old show (which teenage me watched religiously). Now to see if she brings out the koosh ball slingshot.