David Duchovny and Nicole Sullivan (King of Queens) were the guests on the first episode of Craig's talk show. Keb Mo was slated to perform, but the show ran long.
Jon Cryer (Two and a Half Men) and Sophie Okonedo (from the film Hotel Rwanda) were the guests tonight, and Keb Mo returned by popular demand to play his song ""Talk To Each Other"".
Ice Cube, Steve Jones, French Kicks
Dr. Drew drops by.
Funny man Fred Willard is the guest.
Rob Morrow; Bob Marley performs.
Comic Legend Don Rickles.
<b>Guests</b>: Daryl Hannah, Thomas Lennon, Iron and Wine with Calexico
<b>Guests</b>: Cheryl Hines, Derek Luke, Trey Anastasio
<b>Guests</b>: Dr. Phil McGraw; Sabastian Maniscalco; Dave Price
<b>Guests</b>: Seth Green, Peter Bart & Peter Guber
<b>Guests</b>: Tom Selleck, Connie Britton, Ian Edwards
<b> Guests</b>: Steven Wright, Lola Glaudini, Anthony Hamilton
<b> Guests</b>: Allison Janney, John C. McGinley, the 88
<b>Guests</b>: Greg Kinnear, Paula Poundstone, Ming Tsai
<b>Guests</b>: Thomas Cavanagh
<b>Guests</b>: Vanessa Williams, Col. Matthew Bogdanos, Rogue Wave
<b>Guests</b>: Mimi Rogers, Living Things
<b>Guests</b>: Drew Pinsky; Wicked Tinkers; Amy Yasbeck
<b>Guests</b>: James Woods, Piper Perabo, Keaton Simons
<b>Guests</b>: Emma Thompson, Steve Byrne
<B>Guests: </B>Lynn Redgrave, Isaiah Washington, Mutemath
<b>Guests</b>: Mary Steenburgen, Big & Rich
<b>Guests</b>: Jeff Probst, Lauren Holly, Ne-Yo
<b>Guests</b>: Zooey Deschanel, Trace Adkins
<b>Guests</b>: Jean Reno, Sanaa Lathan
<b>Guests</b>: Eddie Izzard, zoologist Patti Hall
<b>Guests</b>: Alyson Hannigan, Paul Haggis, Frank Caliendo
<b>Guests</b>: Marlee Matlin, Lisa Loeb
<b>Guests</b>: Paul Reiser, Judy Greer, Jeff Cesario
<b>Guests</b>: Kiefer Sutherland, Amy Adams, Rocco DeLuca and The Burden
<b>Guests</b>: Jason Biggs, Fiona Apple
<b>Guests</b>: William Shatner, Josh Bernstein, Andrea Bocelli
<b>Guests</b>: Carl Reiner, Nadine Velasquez, Robert Hawkins
<b>Guests</b>: Carl Edwards and William H. Macy
<b>Guests</b>: Samuel L. Jackson, Cokie Roberts, the Lashes
<b>Guests</b>: Dolly Parton, Kevin Smith, the Cult
<b>Guests</b>: Terrence Howard, Eric Haney
<b>Guests</b>: Regis Philbin, Tichina Arnold, Jenny Lewis w/ The Wonder Twins
<b>Guests</b>: Roseanne, Wolfgang Puck
<b>Guests</b>: Kathy Bates, Idina Menzel, Jeremy Bloom
<b>Guests</b>: Milla Jovovich, Peter Travers, the All American Rejects
<b>Guests</b>: Paul Haggis, Ben Lee, James Blake
<b>Guests</b>: Tyra Banks, Jackie Collins, Nathan Sawaya
<b>Guests</b>: John Larroquette, Ethan Suplee, Fiona Apple
<b>Guests</b>: Wynonna, Emilie de Ravin, D.C. Benny
<b>Guests</b>: Cowboy Troy, David Arquette
<b>Guests</b>: Big & Rich, Stockard Channing
<b>Guests</b>: Roseanna Cash, Howie Mandel
<b>Guests</b>: Jason Lee, Julian Sands, David Gray
<b>Guests</b>: Joan Cusack, Mary McCormack, the New Cars
<b>Guests</b>: Jane Kaczmarek, Tom Fontana, Dan Naturman
<b>Guests</b>: John Goodman, Angela Nissell, Alkaline Trio
<b>Guests</b>: Frankie Muniz ("<b><i>Malcolm in the Middle</i></b>"), Annie Duke and Train performs
<b>Guests</b>: Chris Kattan, Mo’Nique, Ozomatli with Herb Alpert
<b>Guests</b>: Anjelica Huston, Dilated Peoples, Mehcad Brooks
<b>Guests</b>: Rosie O’Donnell, Harry Shearer
<b>Guests</b>: Sam Elliott, Paget Brewster
<b>Guests</b>: Sir Ben Kingsley, Roselyn Sanchez, UB40
<b>Guests</b>: Mira Sorvino, Kevin Pollak
<b>Guests</b>: Chi McBride, Bebe Neuwirth, Christian Finnegan
<b>Guests</b>: John Corbett, Carrie Fisher
<b>Guests</b>: Toby Keith, Carl Hiaasen
<b>Guests</b>: Ray Romano, Ken Shamrock, Tom Caltabiano
Guests: Melina Kanakaredes, Kyle MacLachlan, Shinedown
<b>Guests</b>: Dennis Quaid and The Wiggles perform
<b>Guests</b>: Happy Days star Marion Ross ("<b>Where There's A Will</b>") stops by. Plus the very talented australian born actress Radha Mitchell. Later, Graig welcomes 19 year old singing sensation, Erin Boheme to perform a song from her debut album "What Love Is."
<b>Guests</b>: Jennifer Finnigan and Barry Sonnenfeld
<b>Monologue/Opening</b>: Graig rips on the new Elton John produced musical "Lestat" and notes the horrible reviews it has recieved from the critics. Later, Graig as "Larry King" interviews "President George W. Bush." <b>Guests</b>: ANDY GARCIA talks about his new movie "<b>Lost in the City</b>." KRISTIN CHENOWETH stops by to chat about her new movie "<b>RV</b>." Later, hip-hop sensation DEM FRANCHIZE BOYZ perform.
<b>Monologue/Opening</b>: Graig talks about David Copperfield recently being robbed after a performance, his least favorite magician, David Blaine and about his first trip to the Magic Castle in LA. Later, special correspondent Tim Meadows reports live from "Downtown L.A." on Monday's planned immigration march. <b>Guests</b>: Star of the new film, "<b>American Dreamz</b>," Mandy Moore chats with Graig about the film and her upcoming album. And Graig sits in on drums with the 'author's only' pop band, Rock Bottom Reminders. Later, author/syndicated columnist/funnyman Dave Barry.
<b>Monologue/Opening</b>: Graig comments on the big local LA music festival over the weekend. He also compares today's music festivals to the ones in decades gone by (Woodstock), mentioning that pretty much the same bands are still performing (Eagles?). Later, Graig welcomes America's foremost energy expert, Henry Winkler. <b>Guests</b>: Actor Neil Patrick Harris ("<b><i>How I Met Your Mother</i></b>") reveals he's obsessed with reality shows like the "<b><i>The Amazing Race</b></i>"; actress Parminder Nagra ("<b><i>ER</b></i>"); Later, the Bellrays perform.
<b>Monologue/Opening</b>: Graig comments on the story of Rock legend Keith Richards (the Rolling Stones) falling out of a tree and injuring himself. Later, Graig provides evidence that "President Bush" is drinking again and "Sean Connery" tells us how he discovered time travel (he blacked out after getting drunk). <b>Guests</b>: "<b><i>American Idol</b></i>" judge, Randy Jackson, gives some insight into the way Idol is judged and offers some opinions on tonights performances. Later, Columnist Connie Schultz talks about her new book.
<b>Opening/Monologue</b>: Graig comments on the recent story of a guy who got his butt clued to a toilet with super glue by a practical joker. Later, Graig interviews "Mario Biscotti," on location in Namibia, looking to capture a picture of the 'Brangelina' baby. <b>Guests</b>: Actress Jennifer Love Hewitt ("<b><i>Ghost Whisperer</i></b>"); Keke Palmer ("<b>Akeelah and the Bee</b>"); Frank McCourt, author of the book, <i>Teacher Man</i>
<b>Monologue/Opening</b>: Graig comments on the new Robin Williams movie, RV, and how he hasn't seen the movie. And gives a few reasons why he'd never wanna travel in a RV and closes by suggesting a new division to the sport of NSCAR. Later, Graig gets a voicemail from his illegitimate daughter and interviews "Clay Aiken." <b>Guests</b>: Aisha Tyler ("<B><I>Ghost Whisperer</B></I>") explains her relationship with Jennifer Love Hewitt, talks about her favorite off-set activity and comments on her almost nude appearance in the new issue of <i>Allure</i>; Also, Emily Deschanel ("<B><I>Bones</B></I>") drops by; The Go Team performs a song from their debut album.
<b>Guests</b>: Julia Louis-Dreyfus ("<b><i>The New Adventures of Old Christine</b></i>") comments on her hosting job for <b><i>Saturday Night Live</b></i> on May 13th, her childhood in D.C. and NYC and confronts rumors of her potential "<b><i>Desperate Housewives</i></b>" role ; Carrot Top shows off his latest inventions; Later, Bubba Sparxxx featuring Ying Yang Twins and Mr. Collipark perform.
<b>Monologue/Opening</b>: Graig opens tonight's show by announcing that Tom Cruise's new movie "<b>Mission Impossible 3</b>," bombed at the box office. Drawing only $48 million for the weekend. Which leads into talk about the apparantly upcoming "<i>Rocky 6</i>" starring Sylvester Stallone, and Graig's suggestion of a "<i>Jaws vs. Rocky</i>" movie. <b>Guests</b>: Denis Leary ("<b><i>Rescue Me</i></b>") comments on the upcoming 3rd season of his FX series, the reaction from real life fire fighters, his touring as a stand-up comedian. Later, Bo Bice, season 4 runner-up on "<b><i>American Idol</i></b>," performs a song from his debut album.
<b>Monologue/Opening</b>: Graig mentions David Blaine's failed attempt at a world record on Monday and about the on-going legal turmail over the 'benihana' restaurants. He also comments on on Sushi and other oriental delicacies. <b>Guests</b>: Betty White ("<b><i>The Golden Girls</i></b>") chats with Graig about their time on the short-lived 90's sitcom "<b><i>Maybe This Time</i></b>." Donald Faison ("<b><i>Scrubs</i></b>") also discusses his family, and his series possible move to ABC. Later, comedian/musician Bill Bailey performs.
<b>Monologue/Opening</b>: Graig opens the show by commenting on the latest fraternity hazing incident to catch national attention. While he also tries to explain why anyone would wanna join a fraternity or a sorority, especially a french one. Later, celebrity suck-up "Vince LeBrea" debuts his new segment with an interview with superstar Tom Cruise. <b>Guests</b>: Chris Isaak chats about the return to his hometown of Stockton, California and performs his new single, "<u>I Want You To Want Me</u>" from his new album. Jenna Fischer ("<b><i>The Office</b></i>") discusses her health problems over the weekend and that causing her to miss the latest "Idol" taping. Later, Bill Carter.
<b>Monologue/Opening</b>: Graig comments on the situation with gas prices nationwide. Even offering some ideas that could be solutions to the problem, like car pooling. and creating new fossil fuels (Dinosaurs?). Later, Graig interviews Tim Meadows about the upcoming summer movie season. <b>Guests</b>: Paul Bettany ("<b>The Da Vinci Code</b>"), Kate Walsh ("<b><i>Grey's Anatomy</i></b>"), Damian Marley
<b>Guests</b>: Mark Harmon (NCIS), Jacinda Barrett (Poseidon), Rock Kills Kid
<b>Opening/Monologue</b>: Graig opens tonight by talking about yoga and how hippies have ruined everything they latch onto. Going on later to comment further on workout routines in general. <b>Monday's Guests</b>: Daryl Hannah drops by to her new movie, "<b>Keeping Up with the Steins</b>" and give some details on environmentally friendly lifestyle. Later, Sara Ramirez, star of the ABC hit series "<b><i>Grey's Anatomy</i></b>," performs and chats with Graig.
<b>Tuesday's Guests</b>: Dr. Phil and Jim Gaffigan
<b>Monologue/Opening</b>: It's Graig's 44th birthday and he's celebrating with us. Tonight he shares some stories about his Mom, dad and family's birthdays and comments on a variety of other birthday subjects. Including kids parties and other celebrity birthdays. Later, he interviews "Jean Luc Batard," on location in Cannes, France at the world famous "Cannes Film Festival." <b>Wednesday Guests</b>: The legendary Merv Griffin and 'Sports Illustrated' columnist Rick Reilly.
<b>Monologue/Opening</b>: Graig gets a little goofy tonight due to his case of bird flu. He mentions that former Beatle Paul McCartney has just filed for divorce from his wife of four years, Heather Mills. Later, he welcomes "Speech Expert" Henry Winkler for a little advice on giving speeches in college. <b>Thursday's Guests</b>: Dominic Monaghan ("<b><i>Lost</i></b>") talks backstage gossip about his hit drama. Diane Farr and Phil vassar performs.
<b></b>: Graig (who still has the bird flu) tonights comments on the weekends upcoming movies, including "<b>Over the Hedge</b>" and of course "<b>The Da Vinci Code</b>." Listing some interesting reasons for why people might be upset about the two movies. Later, another edition of "ESPN UK" sees Derek Weems welcoming a surfing legend. <b>Friday's Guests</b>: Nick Lachey (<u>What's Left of Me</u>) and Mia Maestro (<b>Poseidon</b>)
<b>Monologue/Opening</b>: Graig comments on the recent story of a 7 year old boy whom swam across the San Fransisco Bay to Alcatraz island. Offering his own opinions on some parenting decisions, such as kids in the entertainment industry or in sports. Later, "Wedding Expert" Jamie Denbo drops by and gives some advice. <b>Monday's Guests</b>Actress Reba McEntire ("<b><i>Reba</b></i>" & "<b><i>41st Annual Academy of Country Music Awards</b></i>"); actress Cynthia Watros; Toby Keith ("<u>White Trash With Money</u>") performs.
Actress Anna Paquin; actor Casper Van Dien; Jason Aldean performs.
<b>Wednesday's Guests</b>: Ricki Lake, The Wreckers and Oscar De La Hoya
<b>Thursday's Guests</b>: Brooks and Dunn and PaulEY Perrette
<b>Friday's Guests</b>: Jenny McCarthy, Gomez and Jim Short
<b>Monday's Guests</b>: Jon Favreau (The Break-Up), Shooter Jennings, Lee Child (Hard Way)
<b>Tuesdays's Guests</b>: Patricia Heaton (The Bituminous Coal Queens of Pennsylvania), The New Cars, Claire Fordham (Plus One)
<b>Wednesday's Guests</b>: Ian McShane (Deadwood), Joey Lauren Adams (The Break-Up), Stanley Bing (100 Bullshit Jobs...and How to Get Them)
<b>Thursday's Guests</b>: Edie Falco (The Sopranos), David Lee Roth (Strummin' With The Devil)
<b>Friday's Guests</b>: Ludacris (The Heart of the Game), Tom Everett Scott (Saved), Speech
Sara Rue, Anthony Michael Hall, Secret Machines
Anderson Cooper, Mercedes Ruehl, Dan Cummins
Lorraine Bracco, Kevin Connolly, Jamie Jenson
Guests in this episode include Lauren Graham, Nick Griffin, and Joan Jett
Guests on this episode are: Jon Favreau, Kristen Bell, and Amos Lee.
Guests on this episode are Maura Tierney from ER, and David Cross from Freak Show.
Guests on this episode are Maura Tierney from ER, and David Cross from Freak Show.
Guests on this episode are Jeffrey Tambor (Twenty Good Years), Connie Britton (Friday Night Lights), and Billy Bragg.
Guests on this episode are Brooke Shields (Nip/Tuck, Michael Ian Black (Cracked), and Diana Krall.
Guests on this episode are Howie Mandel (Deal or No Deal), Andy Summers (One Train Later), and Rodrigo Y Gabriella
Guests on this episode: Emmitt Smith from (Dancing with the Stars)and Kristin Chenowith from(Running with Scissors; Stranger Than Fiction; Deck the Halls)
Guests on this episode are Laura Linney from (Driving Lessons)and Jordanna Brester from (Nearing Grace; The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning) Say Anything
Guests on this episode are David Arquette from (The Tripper)and Monica
Guests on this episode are Jennifer Beals from ( The Grudge 2; The L Word) Michael Sheen from (The Queen) and Chingy
Guests on this episode are Michael Caine from (The Prestige) and Mario Vasquez
On February 19, 2007, Ferguson announced he would do "no Britney Spears jokes", saying "comedy should have a certain amount of joy in it" and that it shouldn't include "attacking the vulnerable." He referenced his 15 years of sobriety and the struggle he had with addiction, almost ending in suicide.
Super Bowl Special with Billy Bob Thornton, Hank Williams Jr., Lynyrd Skynyrd, Gloria Estefan, Dan Marino, Mike Ditka, Joe Theismann, Tony Gonzalez and Michael Irvin.
Michelle Pfeiffer is here to promote her new movie Stardust. Craig is also joined by the actress and model Rachel Nichols. Kat DeLuna performs.
Interview with Adam Arkin, Stand Up Comedian Ryan Sickler, Interview with Antonio Bates
Interview with Henry Winkler, Interview with Cobie Smulders, Performance of Liam Finn
Inverviews with Julie Chen and Eddie Izzard
Interview with Radha Mitchel, Live Stand-Up Performance Aaron Karo
Tracy Thoms rescheduled 1.12.09
William Shatner talks about his television show Shatner Raw.
Rosemarie DeWitt was bumped from this episode
Tonight's guest is actor Alfred Molina and special Magic Week guest Lance Burton.
Tonight's guest is actor Robin Williams and special Magic Week guest Jason Randal.
Tonight's guest is actor Samuel L. Jackson and special Magic Week guest Jason Hudy.
Tonight's guest is actor Garry Shandling and special Magic Week guest Ed Alonzo. Also, the roof is leaking.
Featuringl Magic Week guest Ed Alonzo.
Peabody award-winning episode with guest Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
Recently granted American citizenship, Craig Ferguson is ready to rule his adopted nation!
special appearance by Fozzie Bear
Actor John Larroquette with musician Will Dailey and comedian Charlie Viracola
special guest Betty White
This was Mila's first appearance on Craig Ferguson. Craig got Mila to open up and show her personality. This was one of the best Craig Ferguson interviews ever, When Craig showed his snake cup, Mila said that she was going to bring her own cup next time. Later, the staff found a second snake cup for Mila. Both were spontaneous and it was really entertaining. Alex Dryden had to be bumped due to lack of time. He might have ruined the show ... it was that good.
With guests Paul Shaffer, Shohreh Aghdashloo; Kristen Bell helps with email segment.
Amber Valletta preempted.
Today's show starts with the sketch "Jersey Shore - The Movie", starring Mila Kunis, Tom Lennon and Nick Lachey.
Tonight's guest is Pierce Brosnan, Patty Griffin
Sonya Walger preempted to 3.04.2010
Tonight's guests are actor Colin Firth and actress Amanda Righetti. Amanda Righetti does not appear in this episode preempted to 4.19.2010.
Bob Saget drops by and helps read the emails and tweets.
No studio audience, just Ferguson and guest Stephen Fry.
Eddie Izzard helps reads the email and tweets
Tonight's guests are actor Jeffrey Tambor, actress Sonya Walger, and a performance by Regina Spektor.
Tonight's guests are actor Dax Shepard and chef Paula Deen.
Tonight's guest is fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi and musical guest Miranda Lambert.
Tonight's guests are actress Lisa Kudrow and actor Adhir Kalyan.
Tonight's guests are actor Dominic Monaghan and actress Lindsay Sloane.
Tonight's guests are actress Lisa Kudrow and a musical performance by Ryan Bingham. Eddie Izzard reads the email and tweets with Craig.
Tonight's guests are actor George Hamilton and astronaut Mike Massimino.
VV Brown was preempted.
Tonight's guests are actor Joel McHale. The actor Ben McKenzie was preempted.
Tonight's guests were originally actor Greg Kinnear and actress Amanda Righetti, but Ben McKenzie and VV Brown were both preempted earlier in the week.
Tonight's guest is actress & comedienne Wanda Sykes. Anna Torv preempted.
Tonight's guests are actor Robin Williams and philosopher Jonathan Dancy.
Tonight's guests are actress Kristen Bell and TV personality Grant Imahara. Robot skeleton Geoff Peterson will make his first appearance.
Tonight's guests are actress Mindy Kaling and comic Dom Irrera.
Tonight's guests are actress Raquel Welch, actress Anna Torv, and comic Brian McFadden.
Tonight's guests are actress Jennifer Love Hewitt and author Stuart Neville.
Tonight's guest are actress Betty White, actor Kunal Nayyar, and musician Slash
From Project Runway, Tim Gunn; and actress Kathy Kinney
First time Geoff Peterson is voiced by Josh Robert Thompson.
Tonight's guests are actor Morgan Freeman and actress Kate Mara.
Tonight's guests are actor Andy Garcia and actor Donald Glover.
Tonight's guest is actress Scarlett Johannson. Seth MacFarlane got delayed to 5.7.2010 episode.
Tonight's guests are actor Mark Harmon, actress Sophia Bush, and a performance by Local Natives.
Tonight's guests are actress Melina Kanakaredes, actor Tom Lennon, and a musical performance by Jonsi.
Tonight's guests are actor Bryan Cranston and actress Angela Kinsey.
Tonight's guests are Robert Downey Jr. and writer Dave Barry. Dave Barry was preempted.
Tonight's guests are actress Amanda Seyfried and author Isabel Allende.
Tonight's guests are director Jon Favreau and a performance by Jakob Dylan.
Tonight's guests are actor Dennis Quaid and actress Alice Eve. Donald Glover drops in to help read the emails and tweets.
Tonight's guests are actress Holly Hunter and a performance by The Hold Steady.
Tonight's guests are actor Ben Kingsley and a performance by Court Yard Hounds.
Tonight's guests are actor Ben Stein, a performance by Mishka, and comic Craig Shoemaker.
Tonight's guests are actress Kristin Davis and producer Judd Apatow.
Tonight's guests are actor Antonio Banderas and comic Paula Poundstone.
Tonight's guests are singer Shirley Manson, comic Jeffrey Ross and a performance by The National.
Today's show features actress Jennifer Tilly, magician Ed Alonzo and 2 sketch segments with Ben Kingsley and Willie Nelson.
Jim Parsons drops by to help with emails and tweets.
Betty White drops by with new "cash problems".
Tonight's guest is actor Tim Allen. Saffron Burrows was preempted to a future date.
Tonight's guests are actress Virginia Madsen, TV show host Chris Hardwick, and a performance by Justin Currie.
Tonight's guests are actor Mark Ruffalo and actress Saffron Burrows.
Tonight's guests are actress Maria Bello, author William Knoedelseder, and actor Robert David Hall.
Tonight's guests are actress Valerie Bertinelli and actor Jerry Ferrara.
Tonight's guests are Julia Ormond and chef Jose Andres.
Tonight's guests are actress Lisa Kudrow and inventor James Dyson.
Tonight's guests are actor Tim Meadows and explorer Jean-Michel Cousteau.
Tonight's guests are TV personality Julie Chen, comic Michael Ian Black, and a performance by Dierks Bentley.
Tonight's guests are actress Marion Cotillard and comic Louie Anderson.
Tonight's guests are actor Alfred Molina and comic Cathy Ladman.
Tonight's guests are actor Nicolas Cage and a performance by Marina & the Diamonds.
Tonight's guests are actress Ellen Page and a performance by Julie Gribble.
Tonight's guests are Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Grant Imahara
Tonight's guests are actress America Ferrera, biologist Dan Riskin, and comic Fred MacAulay.
Tonight's guests are actor Ted Danson and actor Kevin Pollak.
Tonight's guests are actor Michael Clarke Duncan and actress Daniela Ruah.
Tonight's guests are actress Mindy Kaling, model Paulina Porizkova, and a performance by MGMT.
Tonight's guests are actor Steve Carell and a performance by She & Him.
Tonight's guests are actor Morgan Freeman and a performance by The Black Keys.
Tonight's guests are actress Carrie Fisher and actor Ron Livingston.
Tonight's guests are actors Neil Patrick Harris and Dr. Sanjay Gupta.
Tonight's guests are actress Mary Lynn Rajskub and Christopher Gorham.
Tonight's guests are comedian Eddie Izzard and actor George Hamilton.
Tonight's guests are actor Jeffrey Tambor and Drew Thomas.
Tonight's guests are TV personality Julie Chen and comedian Paula Poundstone.
Tonight's guests are socialite Paris Hilton, writer/journalist Alex Dryden, and Scottish comedian Fred MacAulay.
Tonight's guests are actor Mark Wahlberg and actress Jacinda Barret.
Tonights guests are the cast of "The Big Bang Theory"
Tonight's guests are actress and singer Juliette Lewis, and philosopher, author, critic, actor, civil rights activist Cornel West. I bet he can't sing or act though.
The lost (i.e. cut due to copyright issues) "Doctor Who" cold open dance skit to the November 16, 2010 episode with guest star Matt Smith. Fortunately, it leaked to the Interwebz...
Craig welcomes actor/comedian Billy Connolly and comedian Maria Bamford.
guest tonight actress Lisa Kudrow and comedian Matt Braunger
With guests Gary Sinise and Alex Kingston. Plus the TV debut of the "Doctor Who" opening dance number which didn't air as originally planned during the Matt Smith episode.
With guests Mila Kunis, Geechy Guy. And a welcome to viewers in Australia. Plus "Secretariat in New York".
From "Roseannearchy: Dispatches from the Nut Farm", author and comedienne Roseanne Barr; former quarterback and sportscaster Joe Theismann; first appearance of Tuyen and Liza, make-up artists on The Late Late Show.
TV host Larry King. Shannon Woodward preempted.
Actor and musician Jeff Bridges. Melissa Rauch preempted.
Valerie Bertinelli; Pau Gasol; first appearance of Peg Blerguson, Craig's long-lost half sister, played by one of The Late Late Show writers John T. Reynolds.
Jennifer Beals and Jean-Michel Cousteau
Actress Joely Fisher, comedian Matt Kirshen, also reads emails with Chris Hardwick.
If you only know Craig Ferguson as host of The Late Late Show or as Drew Carey's sitcom boss, you're missing out. The gloriously ribald Scot takes to the stage in this all-new extended and uncensored stand-up special for a night of jokes and storytelling peppered with the kinds of words he's not allowed to say on network TV.
Malin Akerman preempted
Guest stars Kristen Bell and Jason Aldean. Geoff Peterson's 1 year anniversary. A sketch depicts Craig, Geoff, and T.J. the leprechaun partaking of "hallucinogenic frozen custard" with comedian Carrot Top and their subsequent gallivanting around Vegas. The sketch also featured appearances by Grant Imahara, Donny Osmond, Secretariat (the show's pantomime horse, voiced by Josh Thompson impersonating Morgan Freeman), Wavy and Sid (Craig's alligator and rabbit puppets), and culminated in Craig and Geoff marrying one another at a typical Vegas chapel.
Joe Devito was preempted.
Kenneth Branagh. Edward Conlon is not in this episode.
Guest Tonight Patton Oswalt. Betty White drops by.
Guest tonight Julie Andrews and musical guest Little Big Town.
Robot Sidekick Geoff becomes finally sentient and reveals some of his many, MANY domiciles all over the world. He invites Craig to 'throw beads at people', 'go fishing' ...
guest tonight Carrie Fisher and author Edward Conlon.
Tonights guest Drew Carey, Rutina Wesley with musical guest The Electric Barbarellas
guest tonight actress Mary McCormack and golfer David Feherty
guest tonight are Kathy Griffin, Lynette Rice and musical guest Lenka.
guest tonight Lauren Graham. From the studio audience musical performance by Rookie.
Guest is James Woods. Kathryn Hahn appears on the 2011-09-20 show with Harry Connick Jr.
Interviews with Gerard Butler and Kat Dennings
Guest starts Olivia Munn and Judy Gold. Musical guests Duran Duran performs.
Guest stars Zooey Deschanel, Neil Gaiman and performance by Amanda Palmer accompanied by Neil Giaman and Moby.
Guest stars Jeffrey Dean Morgan and musical guests The Grascals. Geoff Peterson voiced by Alfred Molina.
Guest stars Jennifer Tilly and Lawrence Block. Geoff Peterson voiced by Dominic Monaghan.
Guest stars Ellen Barkin and Dave Attell. Geoff Peterson voiced by Thomas Lennon (using a Spanish accent).
Guest stars Molly Shannon and Michael K. Williams. Geoff Peterson voiced by Larry King.
Guest stars Drew Carey and Linda Cunningham. Geoff Peterson voiced by Louie Anderson.
Guest stars Poppy Montgomery and Charlie Higson. Geoff Peterson voiced by Lauren Graham.
Guest stars Ewan McGregor and Jeff Cesario. Geoff Peterson voiced by Paula Poundstone.
Guest stars Michael Ian Black and Alex Kingston. Geoff Peterson voiced by Angela Kinsey.
Guest stars Robin Williams and Black Dub. Geoff Peterson voiced by Jason Schwartzman.
Guest stars Don Rickles and Beth Behrs. Geoff Peterson voiced by Shadoe Stevens.
This time Craig asks a couple that is on their first date to do the tweets and email segment with him.
Actress Lisa Kudrow; ''Weird Al'' Yankovic performs. Also, Craig talks with Ben Dukes of the Late Late Show security staff.
Actress Betty White pops by for Valentine's Day; interview with singer-songwriter Joss Stone; Joss Stone performs with musician and record producer David A. "Dave" Stewart.
Bryan Miller preempted.
From "Modern Family", actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson; from "Best Friends Forever", actress Lennon Parham; first of the regular appearances of Tuyen and Liza, make-up artists on The Late Late Show.
From "American Idol", musician Steven Tyler; from "Hart of Dixie", actress Jaime King.
Part 1 of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in Scotland. Starring Mila Kunis, Michael Clarke Duncan, Rashida Jones, Ariel Tweto, David Sedaris, weird cows; music by The Imagineers; kilts; introducing Jordan Malone as "Young Craig"; with Secretariat and Geoff Peterson as Geoff Peterson. Locations: Glamis Castle, Arbroath (harbour, the beach), Glasgow Necropolis, the Spur Hotel in Cumbernauld, the Tron Theatre in Glasgow.
Part 2 of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in Scotland. Starring Mila Kunis, Rashida Jones, First Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond, David Sedaris, Ariel Tweto, weird cows; music by The Imagineers; Arbroath fish merchant Bill Spink; introducing Jordan Malone as "Young Craig"; with Secretariat and Geoff Peterson as Geoff Peterson. Locations: Arbroath (harbour, a smoke house, the beach, Arbroath Abbey), Glamis Castle, the Tron Theatre in Glasgow.
Part 3 of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in Scotland. Starring Michael Clarke Duncan, Rashida Jones, David Sedaris, Ariel Tweto, Cumbernauld High head teacher Walter Muir; music by The Imagineers; the lady who lives in Craig's old house Karin McNally; introducing Jordan Malone as "Young Craig"; with Secretariat and Geoff Peterson as Geoff Peterson. Locations: Cumbernauld High, Craig's old street in Cumbernauld, Glamis Castle, the Tron Theatre in Glasgow.
Part 4 of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in Scotland. Starring Mila Kunis, Rashida Jones, David Sedaris, Ariel Tweto, Scotland's own Fred MacAulay; music by The Imagineers; weird cows; introducing Jordan Malone as "Young Craig"; with Secretariat and Geoff Peterson as Geoff Peterson. Locations: Glasgow (Necropolis, Cathedral, the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, the Tron Theatre), Glamis Castle, Edinburgh (the Deacon Brodie's Tavern, a kilt shop), Arbroath harbour.
Part 5 of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in Scotland. Starring Mila Kunis, Michael Clarke Duncan, Rashida Jones, David Sedaris, Ariel Tweto, weird cows; music by The Imagineers; kilts; introducing Jordan Malone as "Young Craig"; with Secretariat and Geoff Peterson as Geoff Peterson. Locations: Edinburgh (Castle, a park, Greyfriars Cemetery), Arbroath harbour, Glamis Castle, Cumbernauld High, the Tron Theatre in Glasgow, the whisky distillery Fettercairn 1824.
From "Magic City", actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan; comic Steven Wright pops by for the tweets and e-mails.
From "The Billy Bob Tapes: A Cave Full of Ghosts", actor and screenwriter Billy Bob Thornton. Sonya Walger preempted.
Actor DJ Qualls; chef Wolfgang Puck.
From "For Greater Glory: The True Story of Cristiada", actor Andy Garcia; from "Magic Mike", actress Cody Horn. Matt Kirshen preempted.
From "Damages", actress Jenna Elfman; music by The Imagineers. Don Winslow preempted.
The First Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond; from "Brave", actress Kelly MacDonald and actor Kevin McKidd.
From "Ted", actor and producer Mark Wahlberg; author Sloane Crosley; the show opens with Jeff Daniels performing his song "Baby Take Your Tongue Outta My Mouth, I'm Kissing You Goodbye".
From "Ice Age 4: Continental Drift", actor and comic Ray Romano; music by Trampled by Turtles.
From "Grassroots", actor Jason Biggs; From "Dallas", actress Jordana Brewster; comic Brian Scolaro performs; actor and author Jeff Garlin reads from his book "Curbing It".
From "Killer Joe", actor Matthew McConaughey; Michael Showalter reads from his book "Mr. Funny Pants".
Actor Vince Vaughn pops in during the cold open to promote his movie; actor Emile Hirsch; TV host Ariel Tweto.
From "The Watch", actor Vince Vaughn.
Actress Rashida Jones helps Craig with reading the tweets and e-mails; from "2 Days in New York", actress, director and screenwriter Julie Delpy.
TV host Chris Hardwick helps Craig with reading the tweets and e-mails; from "Political Animals", actress Carla Gugino; Craig and the whole Late Late Show crew gather for the very last bit in the old studio.
For the very first show in the new studio, Craig welcomes actress Kristen Bell; TV host Regis Philbin raises doubts about the new studio during the cold open.
Tedeschi Trucks Band preempted in favor of a show opening in remembrance of Michael Clarke Duncan.
From "The Words", actor Jeremy Irons; from "Parenthood", actress Monica Potter. Gerry Dee preempted and only appeared during "What Did We Learn on the Show Tonight, Craig?".
Sandra the Rhino comes to live.
Comedian and actor Jeff Garlin pops in during the cold open to promote Mike Birbiglia's "Sleepwalk with Me", although he isn't even in it; CBS executive Beth has her first appearance on the show; actress Sophia Bush.
From "The Big Bang Theory" Actor Jim Parsons; Dispatch performs
Actress Anne Heche; actress Jennifer Carpenter
From "Dexter," actor Michael C. Hall; actress Martha Plimpton
Actor Jeff Garlin pops in again during cold open, this time to promote an ice cream parlor, although he isn't connected to it in any way; actor Ethan Hawke; Lynyrd Skynyrd performs.
From "The Mindy Project", actress Mindy Kaling; comic Carrot Top.
Actor Keanu Reeves; biologist Dan Riskin
Actress Roseanne Barr; actress Keke Palme
Dr. Sanjay Gupta; actress Ginnifer Goodwin
Actor Jeff Goldblum; from "American Horror Story," actress Sarah Paulson
From "Parenthood," actress Lauren Graham; author James Patterson; music by Michael Kiwanuka
Reality TV personality Carson Kressley; football analyst Kay Adams
From "Boss," actor Kelsey Grammer; from "Happy Endings," actress Casey Wilson; comic Ben Hague
From "Chelsea Lately," host Chelsea Handler; comic Nina Conti; music by Allen Stone
From "Argo", actor Bryan Cranston; from "The Doctors", Dr. Lisa Masterson.
From "Dr. Phil", host Dr. Phil McGraw; from "Pitch Perfect", actress Hana Mae Lee.
From "Cloud Atlas", actress Susan Sarandon; from "Game of Thrones", producer and screenwriter David Benioff. Thomas Dale preempted and only appeared during the last segment.
From "Vegas", actor Michael Chiklis; from "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2", actress Maggie Grace; comedian and actor Eddie Izzard dropy by for the cold open to promote "Mockingbird Lane" and helps with reading the tweets and e-mails.
Actress Amanda Peet; from "Go On", actor John Cho.
From "Cloud Atlas", actor Tom Hanks; comic Phil Hanley performs.
From "The Tonight Show", host Jay Leno; musical guests Lynyrd Skynyrd.
From "Parks and Recreation", actress Rashida Jones; from "The Walking Dead", actor and director David Morrissey.
From "Community", actor Joel McHale; chef Alton Brown.
From "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2", actor Michael Sheen; comedy by Thomas Dale.
Actor Jack Black and his musical partner Kyle Gass; actress Sarah Shahi; musical performance by Tenacious D.
From "Go On", actor Matthew Perry; from "The Man with the Iron Fists", actor and rapper RZA.
From "NCIS: Los Angeles", actor LL Cool J; from "Skyfall", actress Naomie Harris; musical performance by Sutton Foster.
Actor Eric Idle; from "Revenge", actress Emily VanCamp.
A talk with and performance by actress Nikki Reed & Paul McDonald; comic Dave Attell; DJ Qualls drops by for the cold open.
A talk with and performance by country musician Toby Keith; author J.R. Martinez.
From "Parental Guidance", actor Billy Crystal; from "Skyfall", actress Berenice Marlohe.
From "New Girl", actor Max Greenfield; from "Ben and Kate", actress Lucy Punch.
From "Lincoln", actor James Spader; deputy editor for Variety, Cynthia Littleton; Richie Sambora drops by for the cold open and announces his gig as The Late Late Show House Band the first week of December.
Talk show host Regis Philbin; from "The League", actress Katie Aselton.
From "Rust and Bone", actress Marion Cotillard; comic Kevin Pollak performs.
From "Malibu Country", actress Lily Tomlin; from "Criminal Minds", actor Matthew Gray Gubler.
From "30 Rock", actor James Marsden; from "NCIS: L.A.", actress Daniela Ruah; stand-up comedy by Cory Kahaney.
Comic Lewis Black; from "Doctor Who (2005)", actress Karen Gillan; musical guest L.P. performs.
Actress Kristin Davis; from "Ben and Kate", actor Nat Faxon.
Actor Tom Hanks pops in during the cold open; from "Mr. Box Office", actor Tim Meadows; from "The Big Bang Theory", actress Mayim Bialik.
From "Family Guy", "American Dad" and "The Cleveland Show", (co-)creator Seth MacFarlane; Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr; Richie Sambora as The Late Late Show House Band.
From "Malibu Country", actress Reba McEntire; from "Key & Peele", comic Keegan-Michael Key; musician Richie Sambora as The Late Late Show House Band.
From "Suburgatory", actress Cheryl Hines; NPR host Peter Sagal; musician Richie Sambora as The Late Late Show House Band.
Comedian and actor Eddie Izzard sings along a bit with Richie Sambora; actor Denis Leary; musician Richie Sambora as The Late Late Show House Band.
Comedian and actor Denis Leary sings along a bit with Richie Sambora; from "2 Days in New York", actress Julie Delpy; from "New Girl", actor Lamorne Morris; musician Richie Sambora as The Late Late Show House Band.
From "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2", actress Kristen Stewart; author Sloane Crosley. Terry Fato preempted and only appeared during the last segment.
From "Hot in Cleveland", actress Betty White; from "Homeland", actress Morena Baccarin; ventriloquist Terry Fator performs.
From "This Is 40", actor Chris O'Dowd; from "2 Broke Girls", actress Beth Behrs.
From "Take It All", host Howie Mandel; from "Hyde Park on Hudson", actress Olivia Williams.
Actor Bradley Cooper; chef Wolfgang Puck.
From "How to Live with Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life)", actress Sarah Chalke; author Anne Rice.
From "Django Unchained", actor Don Johnson; TV personality Brad Goreski.
From "This Is 40", director Judd Apatow; from "Downton Abbey", actress Joanne Froggatt.
From "Django Unchained", producer/director Quentin Tarantino.
From "Django Unchained", actor Jamie Foxx; from "Rules of Engagement", actress Bianca Kajlich.
From "Mike & Molly", actor Billy Gardell; from "Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23", actress Krysten Ritter.
From "Quartet", actor and comedian Billy Connolly; from "Being Human (US)", actress Meaghan Rath.
Comic Steven Wright; from "The Last Stand", actress Génesis Rodríguez.
From "Last Man Standing", actor Tim Allen; comic Margaret Cho.
From "The Talk", co-host Julie Chen; from "The Office", actress Angela Kinsey.
From "1600 Penn", actress Jenna Elfman; producer Guillermo del Toro.
From "Girls", actress Lena Dunham; from "1600 Penn", actor Bill Pullman.
From "House of Lies", actor Don Cheadle; from "Legit", actor DJ Qualls.
Actress Julia Stiles; actor Jerry Farrerra; comic Tom Cotter.
Actress Carrie Fisher; from "The Walking Dead", actor Steven Yeun.
Comic/actress Kathy Griffin; from "NCIS", actor Michael Weatherly.
From "The Big Bang Theory", actor Simon Helberg; comic Maria Bamford.
Actor Dominic Monaghan; from "The Office", actress Ellie Kemper.
From "Parks and Recreation", actress Rashida Jones; from "Dallas", actress Julie Gonzalo.
Football analyst Joe Theismann; reality TV personality Ariel Tweto.
Interviews and segments filmed at CBS SUPER BOWL PARK at JACKSON SQUARE, visits to famed New Orleans locations such as Bourbon Street, the Tremé District, St. Louis Cemetery and the Mercedes-Benz Louisiana Superdome. With Steve Carell, Channing Tatum, Julie Chen, Neil Patrick Harris, Nikki Reed and Drew Brees.
From "New Girl", actress Zooey Deschanel; from "Rules of Engagement", actor Adhir Kalyan.
From "Bones", actor David Boreanaz; from "Parks and Recreation", actress Alison Becker.
From "Shameless (US)", actress Emmy Rossum; author Jon Ronson.
From "Identity Thief", actress Amanda Peet; musician Paul Williams.
From "Monday Mornings", actor Alfred Molina; comedienne Ophira Eisenberg performs.
Actress Julie Andrews; from "Hawaii Five-0", actress Grace Park.
From "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation", actor Ted Danson; from "Warm Bodies", actress Teresa Palmer.
Actor/comic Russell Brand; from "Girls", actress Allison Williams.
Comic George Lopez; from "Bunheads", actress Sutton Foster.
From "Glee", actress Jane Lynch; from "Extra", host Mario Lopez.
Actress Jacki Weaver; actor/comedian/author Jim Gaffigan; classical violinist Nicola Benedetti performs.
From "Two and a Half Men"; actor Jon Cryer; actress Melissa Benoist.
From "Web Therapy", actress Lisa Kudrow; musical guest Bonnie Raitt performs.
From "The Big Bang Theory", actor Kunal Nayyar; actress Molly Shannon.
Actor William Shatner; actress Alona Tal.
Political commentator Keith Olbermann; model Coco Rocha.
From "The Talk", co-host Sharon Osbourne; actor Matthew Lillard.
Actor Tom Lennon; former boxer Mike Tyson.
From "Phantom", actor David Duchovny; from "Revenge", actress Ashley Madekwe.
Musician Trace Adkins; from "Glee", actress Naya Rivera.
From "Magic City", actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan; from "Vikings", actress Katheryn Winnick.
Television and radio host Larry King; actress Abbie Cornish.
From "Mad Men", actress Christina Hendricks; author Jackie Collins.
From "Oz the Great and Powerful", actor Zach Braff; from "Community", actress Gillian Jacobs filling in for an ill Alison Brie.
From "Golden Boy", actor Chi McBride; from "The Walking Dead", actress Laurie Holden.
Actor George Hamilton; from "Cult" and "Evil Dead", actress Jessica Lucas.
Actress Minnie Driver; from "House of Lies", actor Ben Schwartz.
From "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone", actress Olivia Wilde; from "Body of Proof", actor Windell Middlebrooks.
From "Parenthood", actress Monica Potter; sports radio host Jim Rome.
From "Out There", actress Megan Mullally; from "Community" and "Mad Men", actress Alison Brie.
From "Sexy Evil Genius", actor Seth Green; from "Doctor Who", actress Jenna-Louise Coleman.
From "Better Living Through Chemistry" actress Michelle Monaghan; author John Green; comic Tone Bell was to appear, but the show ran long.
From "Olympus Has Fallen", actor Aaron Eckhart; musician Kellie Pickler.
From "Olympus Has Fallen", actor Morgan Freeman; from "Bates Motel", actress Vera Farmiga.
From "How to Live with Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life)", actress Sarah Chalke; author Lawrence Block; Scott Adsit happens to be in the audience and joins Secretariat after chatting with Craig during the cold open.
Comic Don Rickles; from "Red Widow", actress Radha Mitchell.
From "New Girl", actor Max Greenfield; actress Debbie Reynolds.
From "The New Price Is Right", host Drew Carey; from "Evil Dead", actress Jane Levy.
From "Veep", actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus; music by He's My Brother She's My Sister. Myq Kaplan preempted and only appeared in "What Did We Learn on the Show Tonight, Craig?".
Actor Carl Reiner; from "Veep", actress Anna Chlumsky.
Actor Jason Biggs; actress Keke Palmer.
From "Parks and Recreation", actor Rob Lowe; TV host Larry King.
From "Anger Management", actress Selma Blair; comic Nathan Fielder.
From "The Big Bang Theory", actress Melissa Rauch; TV personality Brad Goreski.
From "Once Upon a Time", actress Ginnifer Goodwin; author Salman Rushdie.
From "42", actor Harrison Ford; TV personality Ariel Tweto.
From "2 Broke Girls", actress Kat Dennings; author Philip Kerr.
From "The Following", actor Kevin Bacon; from "Iron Man 3", actress Rebecca Hall.
From "The Office", actor Rainn Wilson; from "NTSF:SD:SUV::", actress Karen Gillan.
From "At Any Price", actor Zac Efron; author Anna Quindlen.
Actress Robin Wright; comic Myq Kaplan.
Actress Mary McCormack; from "Parks and Recreation", actor Jim O'Heir.
Comic Larry the Cable Guy; from "Rectify", actress Abigail Spencer.
Comic Michael Ian Black; actress Lena Headey.
From "Love Is All You Need", actor Pierce Brosnan; comic Tone Bell.
From "The Office", actress Angela Kinsey; comic Simon Amstell.
From "The Great Gatsby", actress Isla Fisher; from "Community", actor Jim Rash.
From "American Idol", host Ryan Seacrest; from "Aftershock", actress Andrea Osvárt.
From "Parenthood", actress Lauren Graham; music by Ben Dukes.
Comic/actor Bob Saget; from "Modern Family", actress Sarah Hyland.
From "Hell Baby", director/co-writer Tom Lennon; from "So You Think You Can Dance?", host Cat Deeley.
From "Rules of Engagement", actress Sara Rue; from "Star Trek: Into Darkness", actor John Cho.
Actor Ray Liotta; comic DeAnne Smith; musical performance by Pistol Annies.
From "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit", actor/rapper Ice-T; comic Paula Poundstone.
From "Behind the Candelabra", actor Paul Reiser; from "Mistresses (US)", actress Yunjin Kim.
Actor William Shatner; actress Natalie Dormer.
From "The Hangover Part III", actress Heather Graham; from "Game of Thrones", writer/producer David Benioff.
From "The Hangover Part III", actor Zach Galifianakis; actress Andrea Riseborough.
Actor Stephen Fry.
From "Iron Man 3", actor Sir Ben Kingsley; from "Arrested Develoment", actress Alia Shawkat.
From "The East", actress Ellen Page; radio personality/talk show host George Stroumboulopoulos.
From "America's Got Talent", judge Howie Mandel; from "The East", actress Brit Marling.
Actor/comic Jeff Garlin; from "Save Me", actress Anne Heche.
Comedienne Kathy Griffin; musical guests Bad Rabbits.
Musician Steven Tyler; from "Magic City", actress Olga Kurylenko.
From "Real Time with Bill Maher", host & comic Bill Maher; chef Cat Cora.
Dr. Sanjay Gupta; an interview with and performance by country singer Gretchen Wilson.
From "Hot in Cleveland", actress Betty White; actress Sarah Paulson.
From "The Purge" and "Before Midnight", actor Ethan Hawke; from "The Hangover Part III", actress Jamie Chung.
From "This Is the End", actor Jonah Hill; Indy 500 winner Tony Kanaan.
Comic Margaret Cho; from "Hannibal", actor Hugh Dancy.
From "Hot in Cleveland", actress Valerie Bertinelli; actor Adam Ray.
From "This Is the End", actor Seth Rogen; from "Mad Men", actress Elisabeth Moss.
From "The Newsroom", actress Emily Mortimer; comic Barry Rothbart.
TV personality Carson Kressley; from "Under the Dome", actress Rachelle Lefevre.
From "Rizzoli & Isles", actress Angie Harmon; author Ben Mezrich.
From "Fugly!", actress Rosie Perez; music by The Rubens.
Actor & comic Lewis Black; comic Matt Morales.
From "White House Down", actress Maggie Gyllenhaal; comedian Matt Goldich performs.
From "Hostages", actress Toni Collette; comic Dylan Moran.
From "Franklin & Bash", actor Breckin Meyer; from "Hot in Cleveland", actress Wendie Malick; John Hodgman stops by for the cold open to plug "Ragnarok", his new stand-up special on Netflix.
From "The Heat", actress Sandra Bullock; comic Jim McDonald.
From "White House Down", actor Channing Tatum; from "Maron", actor/comic Marc Maron.
Actor/musician Jack Black and his music partner Kyle Gass; from "Falling Skies", actress Moon Bloodgood; musical performance by Tenacious D.
From "Franklin & Bash", actress Heather Locklear; comic Louie Anderson.
From "Through the Wormhole", host/actor Morgan Freeman; comedy by Cathy Ladman.
From "The Soul Man", actor/comic Cedric the Entertainer; from "Free Samples", actress Jess Weixler.
From "Grown Ups 2", actress Maria Bello; from "30 Rock", actor Scott Adsit.
From "The Newsroom", actor Jeff Daniels; comedy by Sarah Tiana.
From "Big Brother" and "The Talk", host Julie Chen; stand-up comedy from Michael Palascak.
From "Mad Men", actor Jon Hamm. Craig ran out of time for Georgia King – she was scheduled for August 1st and eventually appeared August 2nd.
From "Red 2", actor Sir Anthony Hopkins; from "Misstresses (US)", actress Jes Macallan.
From "Arrested Development", actor Jeffrey Tambor; comedy by Cristela Alonzo.
From "Glee", actress Jane Lynch; musical guests Goo Goo Dolls.
Actress Brooke Shields; talk with and performance by musician Sara Bareilles.
TV and radio icon Larry King; from "The Mindy Project", actress Anna Camp.
From "Doctor Who (2005)", actor Matt Smith; from "The Fosters", actress Teri Polo.
From "Turbo", actor/comedian Bill Hader; from "Grimm", actress Shohreh Aghdashloo.
From "Miss You Already", actress Lisa Kudrow; comedy by Michael McDonald.
Musician Courtney Love; shark expert Jeff Kurr.
From "Royal Pains", actor Henry Winkler; from "Sullivan & Son", actress Valerie Azlynn.
From "Hot in Cleveland", actress Jane Leeves; from "Jobs", actress Ahna O'Reilly; music by the Backstreet Boys.
From "Planes", actor Anthony Edwards; comedy by Hugh Moore.
Comedian and "Chelsea Lately" regular Josh Wolf; from "The New Normal", actress Georgia King.
Actress and singer Minnie Driver performs; stand up by comedian Baron Vaughn.
From "The Green Blade Rises", actress Diane Kruger; from "Veep" and "Arrested Development", actor Tony Hale.
Talk with and performance by actor Jeff Goldblum.
From "The Butler", actor James Marsden; from "Suits", actress Meghan Markle.
Sports commentator Keith Olbermann; comedy by Esther Povitsky.
Actress Angela Kinsey; sports broadcaster David Feherty.
Host of "The Tonight Show", comedian Jay Leno; stand-up comedy by Cameron Esposito.
From "Wilfred (US)", actor Elijah Wood; from "Short Term 12" and "Don Jon", actress Brie Larson.
From "Riddick", actor Vin Diesel; from "The Talk", co-host Sara Gilbert.
From "Sean Saves the World", actor Tom Lennon; music by The Wild Feathers.
From "Star Trek Into Darkness", actress Alice Eve; actress Shirley Jones.
From "Moms", actress Anna Faris; explorer Jean-Michel Cousteau.
From "New Girl", actor Max Greenfield; from "7500", actress Amy Smart.
From "Franklin & Bash", actor Adam Goldberg; from "Dexter", actress Jennifer Carpenter.
From "Dads", actor Seth Green; stand-up comedy by Andi Osho; musical guests Johnnyswim.
From "The Family", actress Dianna Agron; writer Joel Stein.
Talk show host Queen Latifah; author John Lloyd; musical guest Laura Mvula.
From "Childrens' Hospital", actress Megan Mullally; Hall of Fame baseball manager Tommy Lasorda.
From "Nashville", actress Connie Britton; from "Robocop", actress Aimee Garcia.
From "How I Met Your Mother", actor Neil Patrick Harris.
From "Modern Family", actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson; from "Orange Is the New Black", actress Taylor Schilling.
From "Parenthood", actor Ray Romano; NASCAR driver Carl Edwards.
From WIGS' "Paloma" and "Blue", actress Julia Stiles; from "Full Circle", actress and singer Keke Palmer.
From "Don Jon", actor and director Joseph Gordon-Levitt; from "When Calls the Heart", actress Maggie Grace.
From "Enough Said" and "Veep", actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus; stand-up comedy by Phil Palisoul.
From "Big Bang Theory", actor Simon Helberg; musical guests The Naked and Famous.
From "The Middle", actress Patricia Heaton; author Dennis Lehane.
Author Ben Stein; from "The Millers", actress Jayma Mays.
From "The Bridge (US)", actress Diane Kruger; from "The Hangover" trilogy, actor Ken Jeong.
From "A Case of You", writer and actor Justin Long; stand-up comedy by Dave Stone.
From "New Girl", actress Zooey Deschanel; from "The Mindy Project", actor Ed Weeks.
From "The Crazy Ones", actress Sarah Michelle Gellar; from "Scandal", actor Guillermo Díaz.
From "Sean Saves the World", actor Sean Hayes; stand-up comedy by Tom Cotter.
Comedian Steven Wright; from "Once Upon a Time", actress Ginnifer Goodwin.
From "Parks and Recreation", actress Rashida Jones; stand-up comedy by Brian McKim.
From "CBGB", actress Malin Akerman; author Jo Nesbø; musical guests Vintage Trouble.
From "Dexter", actor Michael C. Hall; from "Anger Management", actress Laura Bell Bundy.
From "The Crazy Ones", actor and comedian Robin Williams.
From "Mom", actress Allison Janney; from "Better Living Through Chemistry", actor Ben Schwartz.
From "The Counselor", actress Rosie Perez; stand-up comedy by Nick Cobb.
From "Sons of Anarchy", actress Katey Sagal; "About Time" director Richard Curtis.
From "Mistresses (US)", actress Alyssa Milano; author Lawrence Block.
From "The Price Is Right", host and actor Drew Carey; Univision news anchor Pamela Silva.
From "Ender's Game", actor Sir Ben Kingsley; author Anne Rice.
From "The Book Thief", actor Geoffrey Rush; musical guest Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr.
From "Parenthood", actress Lauren Graham; actor Eugenio Derbez.
From "Last Vegas", actor Kevin Kline; from "Witches of East End", actress Jenna Dewan-Tatum.
From "Inherent Vice", actor and comedian Martin Short; author Doris Kearns Goodwin.
From "2 Broke Girls", actress Kat Dennings; video game developer Markus "Notch" Persson.
From "Last Vegas", actress Mary Steenburgen; from "Glee", actress Becca Tobin; William Shatner stops by during the cold open to plug his new album and smoke cigars with Craig.
From "NCIS: Los Angeles", actor and musician LL Cool J; from "Up Close with Carrie Keagan", host Carrie Keagan.
From "Poker Night", actor Ron Perlman; from "12 Years a Slave", actress Lupita Nyong'o.
From "The Big Bang Theory", actress Kaley Cuoco; musical guest Kellie Pickler.
From "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire", actor Donald Sutherland; from "Ass Backwards", co-author and actress Casey Wilson.
From "The Walking Dead", actor Steven Yeun; from "Arrow", actress Summer Glau.
From "The Big Bang Theory", actor Kunal Nayyar.
Comedienne Margaret Cho; model Elettra Weidemann.
From "In Your Eyes", actress Nikki Reed; stand-up comedy by Joe Zimmerman.
From "Dream School", actor David Arquette; from "Assistance", actress Krysten Ritter.
Comedian and actor Tim Meadows; "Bridget Jones's Diary" author Helen Fielding.
From "NCIS", actor Mark Harmon; celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck.
From "The Gabriels", actress Angela Kinsey; musical guests American Authors; William Shatner stops by during the cold open to plug his album and smoke cigars with Craig.
From "Hot in Cleveland", actress Betty White; from "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug", actress Evangeline Lilly; stand-up comedy by Josh Blue.
From "The Millers", actor Will Arnett; from the L.A. Lakers, NBA basketball player Pau Gasol.
From "The Talk", co-host and comedian Aisha Tyler; author Bruce McCall.
From "Smash", actress Anjelica Huston; Univision anchor Jackie Guerrido.
From "Out of the Furnace", actress Zoe Saldana; author Mitch Albom.
Singer Demi Lovato; comedian Louie Anderson.
From "Saving Mr. Banks", actor Paul Giamatti; sports analyst Michael Irvin.
Actor and comedian Jim Gaffigan.
From "Saving Mr. Banks", actor Jason Schwartzman; from "Ground Floor", actress Alexis Knapp; William Shatner stops by during the cold open to plug his album and smoke cigars with Craig.
William Shatner and Craig smoke cigars and talk during the cold open; from "Bhopal: A Prayer for Rain", actor Martin Sheen; musical guests The Lone Bellow.
Sportscaster Joe Theismann; singer Kelly Rowland.
From "Mistresses (US)", actress Alyssa Milano; actor and musician Wilford Brimley; musical guests Wilford Brimley with The Jeff Hamilton Trio.
From "Orange Is the New Black", actress Natasha Lyonne; author Michael Connelly; musical guest Kellie Pickler.
Actor Cuba Gooding, Jr.; actress and model Emily Wickersham.
From "Anchorman: The Legend Continues", director and producer Judd Apatow; musical guest Lissie.
Comic Kathy Griffin; from "Tusk", actor Haley Joel Osment.
From "House of Lies", actor Don Cheadle; from "Banshee", actress Ivana Miličević.
From "Lone Survivor", actor Mark Wahlberg; from "Bones", actress Michaela Conlin.
From "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty", actor Patton Oswalt; from "Black Sails", actress Hannah New.
Comic Bob Saget; from "Suburgatory", actress Jane Levy.
From "The Following", actor Kevin Bacon; actress Karla Souza.
From "I, Frankenstein", actor Aaron Eckhart; news editor Lynette Rice.
Comedian Tig Notaro; musician and actress Julie Delpy.
From "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit", director and actor Kenneth Branagh; stand-up comedy by Christian Fennigan.
From "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit", actor Chris Pine; from "Homeland", actress Morena Baccarin.
From "Draft Day", actor and comedian Denis Leary.
From "Tusk", actor Justin Long; from "Sullivan & Son", actress Valerie Azlynn.
From "Fort Bliss", actress Michelle Monaghan; football analyst Michael Irvin.
From "Raising Hope", actress Martha Plimpton; musical guest Sarah Jarosz.
From "Lizzie Borden Took an Ax", actress Christina Ricci; author Ian Rankin.
From "New Girl", actor Max Greenfield; musical guest ZZ Ward.
From "Nashville", actress Hayden Panettiere; stand-up comedy by Brooke Van Poppelen.
TV and radio host Larry King; stand-up comedy by Henry Cho.
From "Children's Hospital", actress Megan Mullally; travel writer J. Maarten Troost.
From "The Big Bang Theory", actor Jim Parsons.
Ashton Kutcher and Craig limbo. Amy Smart bumped due to lack of time. Roddy Hart And The Lonesome Fire play to close
From "Doll & Em", Emily Mortimer. Comedian Darrin Rose. Musical guest The Alternate Routes.
Jim Gaffigan interview runs long, Rachael Taylor scheduled to come back Friday, May 2.
Guest: Patton Oswalt and Megan Boone
Billy Gardell mentions "Mike & Molly" is heading into its fifth season and thanks Craig for helping him start out. James Galea does card tricks. Lennon Parham bumped to a later date.
Craig admires Carrie Ann's neoprene dress while she talks about her love life and vacation in Venice. Anthony Horowitz discusses "Foyle's War".
Craig presents Kathy with her own snake mug.
David talks about how Amy talked him into buying a $1,400 pair of pants in Japan and Craig invites himself to David's next trip to Japan.
Regis Philbin, Irina Shayk and musical guest Switchfoot
Interview with Shailene Woodley runs long and Jack McGee bumped until the next show.
Craig interviews James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich. Then Metallica performs "Hit the Lights".
James Corden appears in the cold open.
Drew Carey welcomes Larry King and magicians Penn & Teller
