You would think that Earth Girls are Jeff Goldblum’s biggest fans. And you would be wrong.
Yesterday, on Jimmy Kimmel Live, we discovered who loves him the mostest. Who is it? Flies!
Why a fly? Back in 1986, Goldblum morphed into the flying bug in The Fly. And since then, he has been all the buzz in the insect world.
So, when they heard that he was going to be hosting the ABC late night talk show, they got tickets. And one of them got really close to the actor. So close, he sat on the desk and didn’t want to move. But the show had to go on. Therefore, the human fly gently lifted his friend onto a piece of paper and gave him to Guillermo to escort outside.
While he didn’t get an autograph, he got something better. He can tell his buddies that he met The Fly! He will be a legend for the remaining two weeks of his life.
The Emmys are less than a month away, and today, ATAS and ABC finally announced who will be hosting TV’s biggest night.
Who said yes? Eugene Levy and his son, Dan.
“For two Canadians who won our Emmys in a literal quarantine tent, the idea of being asked to host this year in an actual theater was incentive enough,” said Eugene and Dan. “We’re thrilled to be able to raise a glass to this extraordinary season of television and can’t wait to spend the evening with you all on Sept. 15.”
If this was 2020, this casting would be like so totally excellent. But instead, it is so up Schitt’s Creek.
Didn’t the Academy realize how many Schitt jokes there are going to be when they asked the father and son to take the job that it appears that no one at ABC wanted? Seriously, how many people said no before they settled on the Levys?
Oh, and don’t get me started on the nominations because they are also Schitt.
Are you excited about the Emmys after today’s announcement?
It has been nine years since David Letterman ended his run on The Late Show, but they are still sharing clips from his late night talk show.
Today, they posted an interview with Steve Martin from 2001. Before the Only Murders star sat down with Letterman, he did a ballsy performance. As in his testicles sang Mister Sandman, and they sent me a dream. So, good night, sweetheart. Good night!
Before Scott Backla traveled back to 1983 on Quantum Leap, he actually did a Chevrolet commercial that year. Don’t you love his dance moves when he was 28 in that 1983 commercial?
