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Season
Episode
- Episode 1: Ray Liotta / Annaleigh Ashford
- Episode 2: Carrot Top / Gwendoline Christie
- Episode 3: David Arquette / Inbar Lavi
- Episode 4: Rachael Ray / Ted Alexandro
- Episode 5: Seth Green / Lynette Rice
- Episode 6: Katey Sagal / Michael Irvin
- Episode 7: Julie Chen / Louie Anderson
- Episode 8: Cheryl Hines / Lawrence Block
- Episode 9: Wendie Malick / Ben Mezrich
- Episode 10: Nikki Reed / Peter May / Paul McDonald
- Episode 11: Kevin Bacon / The Bacon Brothers
- Episode 12: Terry Bradshaw / Joel Stein
- Episode 13: Paul Reiser / Aimee Garcia
- Episode 14: Sharon Osbourne / Carmen Lynch
- Episode 15: Morgan Freeman / Genesis Rodriguez
- Episode 16: Bill Hader / Scott Bakula
- Episode 17: Lauren Graham / Ed Weeks
- Episode 18: Judd Apatow / Jackie Guerrido
- Episode 19: Mel B / Ben Schwartz
- Episode 20: Ben Kingsley / Bojana Novakovic
- Episode 21: Jim Gaffigan / Wolfgang Puck
- Episode 22: Don Rickles / Eiza González / Daniel Sloss
- Episode 23: Patton Oswalt / Chandra Wilson
- Episode 24: Joe Theismann / Lauren Cohan
- Episode 25: Nick Lachey / Chloe Bennet
- Episode 26: Carson Kressley / Rampage Jackson
- Episode 27: James Marsden / Kristen Schaal
- Episode 28: Zoe Saldana / T.J. Miller
- Episode 29: Josh Jackson / Kara Cooney
- Episode 30: Sean Hayes / Weird Al Yankovic
- Episode 31: Sarah Paulson / Jim Rash
- Episode 32: Pierce Brosnan / Krysten Ritter
- Episode 33: Jason Schwartzman / Jacqueline Toboni
- Episode 34: Shailene Woodley
- Episode 35: Tenacious D / Jack McGee
- Episode 36: Ray Romano / Tessa Thompson
- Episode 37: Quentin Tarantino / Toni Trucks
- Episode 38: Justin Long / Angélica Celaya
- Episode 39: Cedric the Entertainer / Jayma Mays
- Episode 40: Ted Danson / Alingon Mitra
- Episode 41: Joel McHale
- Episode 42: Bob Newhart / Melissa Rauch
- Episode 43: Marion Cotillard / Ross Matthews
- Episode 44: Jimmy Kimmel / Yvette Nicole Brown
- Episode 45: Eric Idle / David Tennant / Parmalee
- Episode 46: Valerie Bertinelli / James Oswald
- Episode 47: Steven Wright / Michaela Conlin
- Episode 48: Simon Helberg / Gillian Jacobs
- Episode 49: Jeff Daniels / Paula Poundstone
- Episode 50: James Hetfield / Lars Ulrich / Metallica
- Episode 51: Jane Lynch / Metallica
- Episode 52: Malin Akerman / Claire Holt / Metallica
- Episode 53: Matthew McConaughey / Frank Nicotero / Metallica
- Episode 54: Cillian Murphy / Jennifer Carpenter / Metallica
- Episode 55: William Shatner / Erin Foley
- Episode 56: Kristin Chenoweth / Michael Ealy
- Episode 57: Wayne Brady / Alison Becker
- Episode 58: Kat Dennings / Jermaine Fowler
- Episode 59: Lisa Kudrow / Dominic Monaghan
- Episode 60: Ariel Tweto / Henry Winkler
- Episode 61: Don Cheadle / Mary McCormack
- Episode 62: Drew Carey / Max Greenfield
- Episode 63: Kristen Bell / Steve Carell
- Episode 64: Carrie Fisher / Dave Attell / Eddie Izzard
- Episode 65: Michael Sheen / Ben Schwartz
- Episode 66: Mila Kunis / Bob Saget
- Episode 67: Kunal Nayyar / Sarah Chalke
- Episode 68: Rashida Jones / DJ Qualls
- Episode 69: Jon Hamm / Tim Meadows
- Episode 70: Larry King / Angela Kinsey
- Episode 71: Betty White / Thomas Lennon
- Episode 72: Jim Parsons
- Episode 73: Jay Leno
The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson
The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson is an American late-night talk show hosted by Scottish American comedian Craig Ferguson, who is the third regular host of the Late Late Show franchise. It follows Late Show with David Letterman in the CBS late-night lineup, airing weekdays in the US at 12:37 a.m. It is taped in front of a live studio audience from Monday to Friday at CBS Television City in Los Angeles, California, directly above the Bob Barker Studio. It is produced by David Letterman's production company Worldwide Pants Incorporated and CBS Television Studios.
Since becoming host on January 3, 2005, after Craig Kilborn and Tom Snyder, Ferguson has achieved the highest ratings since the show's inception in 1995. While the majority of the episodes focus on comedy, Ferguson has also addressed difficult subject matter, such as the deaths of his parents, and undertaken serious interviews, such as one with Desmond Tutu, which earned the show a 2009 Peabody Award.
