Highlights - Late Night with Seth Meyers

Seth's completely incoherent rant against the unreasonably small size of ketchup packets.

Seth takes a closer look at Donald Trump's recent claim that he did not start the birther movement.

Law & Order: SVU star Ice T tells Seth about his goal of starring on the show for 21 seasons, and what he does to prepare for his Body Count shows.

Jordana tells Seth about introducing her baby to her oldest son, his swearing habit and his Wonder Woman obsession.

Seth takes a closer look at the news coverage of the Manhattan and New Jersey bombings.

Seth grabs an old dog-eared cue card from Wally and sends it upstate to the cue card farm.

There are some jokes that just sound wrong coming from Seth.

Seth takes a closer look at how funds from the Trump Foundation have been spent.

Neil updates Seth on his twins and chats about his family's Halloween costumes.

Chris tells Seth about his experience and relationship with horses.

Seth tries (and fails) very hard to make friends with the newest coach on The Voice, Miley Cyrus.

Seth shames some very bad dogs.

Seth examines Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's first presidential debate and how Trump performed despite rumors that he prepared very little.

Will Forte talks to Seth about writing the script for a MacGruber sequel with Jorma Taccone.

Will Forte talks to Seth about a prank he attempted while crammed in a back seat with SNL castmate Colin Jost.

Mandy Moore chats with Seth about the traumatizing research she did for her This Is Us character and reveals why she has a sperm tattoo.

Samuel L. Jackson tells Seth about his early auditions in New York, alongside friends Denzel Washington, Larry Fishburne and Morgan Freeman.

Cecily chats with Seth about Melania's composure during the presidential race, SNL returning and how she reacts to strangers' sketch pitches.

Seth takes a closer look at how Trump supporters think he performed in the first presidential debate.

Seth moderates a heated debate between the presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

Mike Colter shares the creative ways fans interrupted Marvel's Luke Cage and how his cousin beat him out for the most attractive superlative in high school.

Seth and LNSM writer Amber discuss recent athlete protests.

Seth takes a closer look at Trump's post-debate controversies, Hillary's trouble with millennials and Gary Johnson's inability to name a world leader.

Tim recounts prank calling public access TV shows as The Ladies Man while at SNL.