John Mulaney Asks Seth Meyers Some Hard-Hitting Questions

John Mulaney turns the tables by asking Seth some questions that pique his curiosity, like how Colin Jost and Scarlett Johansson's wedding was and if he thinks he is good looking.


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[Leblribrbrrq]

This should be a Netflix special: "The Tall Child and His Questions. Featuring the Lobby Father."

[BuildinWings]

Title of this conversation: "Do all my friends hate me, or do I just need to go to sleep?"

[rebeccah]

This conversation has big last-day-on-earth vibes

[Sksksksksksksksksksksks]

“He was late a lot”

Foreshadowing being 2 hours late to his own intervention

[doloresstone]

The most Mulaney thing is that he clarifies multiple times that he is still alive whilst delivering his own eulogy

[oberonkyte]

It's even better that there's no audience. They were having a genuine conversation.

[stephenfrank]

John mulaney truly looks like a little kid wearing his dads jacket in this.

[jenniemeal]

the brutal honestly and lack of applause/audience presence makes this video even more surreal

[sarahb]

This was basically just both of them saying “are you mad at me” over and over again. But it’s cute.

[theshackkk]

John looks like a private investigator that’s trying to solve a crime he committed.

[evanstresser]

It’s so surreal how late night without the audience is basically just a podcast

[tangemjr]

I would buy a deck of cards of "John Mulaney's Hard-Hitting Questions" as party conversation starters.

[austinweyant]

“He was late a lot, and we talked to him about it, and he was still late. And even into his late 30s he would say it was the traffic, but he left late.” Painfully relatable.

[sammycopley]

"i love you very mu-" "have you ever seen a ghost"
me not knowing what to do with affection and immediately derailing it

[finnmurphy]

I'm so glad John got help, and that this is "John Mulaney's last interview before rehab" and not
"John Mulaney's last interview"

[charkie]

The way he took the glasses off at “have I ever hurt your feelings?” SENT me

[hootsifer-darling]

Two men talking about their friendship and being open and honest and vulnerable, truly the best content in the world

[sonali]

John Mulaney talks like he’s practicing talking like an adult since he’s 8 and he still using the same techniques, idk how to explain but it’s unreal oratory perfection

[anniehajostek]

ALSO Seth Meyer’s continuous change in body language, trying to figure out and be in John’s space, to mirror him, is something I didn’t notice right away. But I can’t stop seeing now. You can see physically how Seth is trying to navigate the convo best and understand what’s happening. Damnnn

[harveyholmes]

This is one of the rare times recently when not having a live audience makes these kind of shows better. They aren’t playing up to anyone it just feels like two friends having a chat