Late Night with Seth Meyers: Corrections - Season 6

Season 6
Episodes

Episode 150: Week of Monday, September 22

Episode 151: Week of Monday, September 29

Episode 152: Week of Monday, October 6

Episode 153: Week of Monday, October 20

Episode 154: Week of Monday, October 27

Episode 155: Week of Monday, November 3

Episode 156: Week of Monday, November 10

Episode 157: Week of Monday, November 17

Episode 158: Week of Monday, November 24

Episode 159: Week of Monday, December 8

Episode 160: Week of Monday, December 15

Episode 161: Week of Monday, January 5

Episode 162: Week of Monday, January 12

Episode 163: Week of Monday, January 19

Episode 164: Week of Monday, January 26

Episode 165: Week of Monday, February 2

Episode 166: Week of Monday, February 23

Episode 167: Week of Monday, March 2

Episode 168: Week of Monday, March 9

Episode 169: Week of Monday, March 16

Episode 170: Week of Monday, March 23

Episode 171: Week of Monday, April 20

Episode 172: Week of Monday, April 27

Episode 173: Week of Monday, May 4

Episode 174: Week of Monday, May 11

Episode 175: Week of Monday, June 1

Episode 176: Week of Monday, June 8

Episode 177: Week of Monday, June 15
Seth Meyers takes a moment to address some of the errors from this week of Late Night, like incorrectly stating the size of Trump's Reflecting Pool and not knowing that Washington, D.C. was not established in 1776.

Episode 178: Week of Monday, July 13
Seth Meyers takes a moment to address some of the errors from this week of Late Night, like misidentifying the closure of a manila envelope and mispronouncing cloaca.

Episode 179: Week of Monday, July 20
Seth Meyers takes a moment to address some of the errors from this week of Late Night, like saying Mario punches things in Super Mario and saying Fozzie Bear dated the chickens in The Muppet Show.
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