The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson

Drew Carey welcomes Larry King and magicians Penn & Teller

James Corden appears in the cold open.

Craig interviews James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich. Then Metallica performs "Hit the Lights".

Interview with Shailene Woodley runs long and Jack McGee bumped until the next show.

Regis Philbin, Irina Shayk and musical guest Switchfoot

David talks about how Amy talked him into buying a $1,400 pair of pants in Japan and Craig invites himself to David's next trip to Japan.

Craig presents Kathy with her own snake mug.

Craig admires Carrie Ann's neoprene dress while she talks about her love life and vacation in Venice. Anthony Horowitz discusses "Foyle's War".

Billy Gardell mentions "Mike & Molly" is heading into its fifth season and thanks Craig for helping him start out. James Galea does card tricks. Lennon Parham bumped to a later date.

Guest: Patton Oswalt and Megan Boone

Jim Gaffigan interview runs long, Rachael Taylor scheduled to come back Friday, May 2.

From "Doll & Em", Emily Mortimer. Comedian Darrin Rose. Musical guest The Alternate Routes.

Ashton Kutcher and Craig limbo. Amy Smart bumped due to lack of time. Roddy Hart And The Lonesome Fire play to close

From "The Big Bang Theory", actor Jim Parsons.

From "Children's Hospital", actress Megan Mullally; travel writer J. Maarten Troost.

TV and radio host Larry King; stand-up comedy by Henry Cho.

From "Nashville", actress Hayden Panettiere; stand-up comedy by Brooke Van Poppelen.

From "New Girl", actor Max Greenfield; musical guest ZZ Ward.

From "Lizzie Borden Took an Ax", actress Christina Ricci; author Ian Rankin.

From "Raising Hope", actress Martha Plimpton; musical guest Sarah Jarosz.

From "Fort Bliss", actress Michelle Monaghan; football analyst Michael Irvin.

From "Tusk", actor Justin Long; from "Sullivan & Son", actress Valerie Azlynn.

From "Draft Day", actor and comedian Denis Leary.

From "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit", actor Chris Pine; from "Homeland", actress Morena Baccarin.

From "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit", director and actor Kenneth Branagh; stand-up comedy by Christian Fennigan.

Comedian Tig Notaro; musician and actress Julie Delpy.

From "I, Frankenstein", actor Aaron Eckhart; news editor Lynette Rice.

From "The Following", actor Kevin Bacon; actress Karla Souza.

Comic Bob Saget; from "Suburgatory", actress Jane Levy.

From "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty", actor Patton Oswalt; from "Black Sails", actress Hannah New.

From "Lone Survivor", actor Mark Wahlberg; from "Bones", actress Michaela Conlin.

From "House of Lies", actor Don Cheadle; from "Banshee", actress Ivana Mili?evi?.

Comic Kathy Griffin; from "Tusk", actor Haley Joel Osment.

From "Anchorman: The Legend Continues", director and producer Judd Apatow; musical guest Lissie.

Actor Cuba Gooding, Jr.; actress and model Emily Wickersham.

From "Orange Is the New Black", actress Natasha Lyonne; author Michael Connelly; musical guest Kellie Pickler.

From "Mistresses (US)", actress Alyssa Milano; actor and musician Wilford Brimley; musical guests Wilford Brimley with The Jeff Hamilton Trio.

Sportscaster Joe Theismann; singer Kelly Rowland.

William Shatner and Craig smoke cigars and talk during the cold open; from "Bhopal: A Prayer for Rain", actor Martin Sheen; musical guests The Lone Bellow.

From "Saving Mr. Banks", actor Jason Schwartzman; from "Ground Floor", actress Alexis Knapp; William Shatner stops by during the cold open to plug his album and smoke cigars with Craig.

Actor and comedian Jim Gaffigan.

From "Saving Mr. Banks", actor Paul Giamatti; sports analyst Michael Irvin.

Singer Demi Lovato; comedian Louie Anderson.

From "Out of the Furnace", actress Zoe Saldana; author Mitch Albom.

From "Smash", actress Anjelica Huston; Univision anchor Jackie Guerrido.

From "The Talk", co-host and comedian Aisha Tyler; author Bruce McCall.

From "The Millers", actor Will Arnett; from the L.A. Lakers, NBA basketball player Pau Gasol.

From "Hot in Cleveland", actress Betty White; from "The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug", actress Evangeline Lilly; stand-up comedy by Josh Blue.

From "The Gabriels", actress Angela Kinsey; musical guests American Authors; William Shatner stops by during the cold open to plug his album and smoke cigars with Craig.

From "NCIS", actor Mark Harmon; celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck.

Comedian and actor Tim Meadows; "Bridget Jones's Diary" author Helen Fielding.

From "Dream School", actor David Arquette; from "Assistance", actress Krysten Ritter.

From "In Your Eyes", actress Nikki Reed; stand-up comedy by Joe Zimmerman.

Comedienne Margaret Cho; model Elettra Weidemann.

From "The Big Bang Theory", actor Kunal Nayyar.

From "The Walking Dead", actor Steven Yeun; from "Arrow", actress Summer Glau.

From "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire", actor Donald Sutherland; from "Ass Backwards", co-author and actress Casey Wilson.

From "The Big Bang Theory", actress Kaley Cuoco; musical guest Kellie Pickler.

From "Poker Night", actor Ron Perlman; from "12 Years a Slave", actress Lupita Nyong'o.

From "NCIS: Los Angeles", actor and musician LL Cool J; from "Up Close with Carrie Keagan", host Carrie Keagan.

From "Last Vegas", actress Mary Steenburgen; from "Glee", actress Becca Tobin; William Shatner stops by during the cold open to plug his new album and smoke cigars with Craig.

From "2 Broke Girls", actress Kat Dennings; video game developer Markus "Notch" Persson.

From "Inherent Vice", actor and comedian Martin Short; author Doris Kearns Goodwin.

From "Last Vegas", actor Kevin Kline; from "Witches of East End", actress Jenna Dewan-Tatum.

From "Parenthood", actress Lauren Graham; actor Eugenio Derbez.

From "The Book Thief", actor Geoffrey Rush; musical guest Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr.

From "Ender's Game", actor Sir Ben Kingsley; author Anne Rice.

From "The Price Is Right", host and actor Drew Carey; Univision news anchor Pamela Silva.

From "Mistresses (US)", actress Alyssa Milano; author Lawrence Block.

From "Sons of Anarchy", actress Katey Sagal; "About Time" director Richard Curtis.

From "The Counselor", actress Rosie Perez; stand-up comedy by Nick Cobb.

From "Mom", actress Allison Janney; from "Better Living Through Chemistry", actor Ben Schwartz.

From "The Crazy Ones", actor and comedian Robin Williams.

From "Dexter", actor Michael C. Hall; from "Anger Management", actress Laura Bell Bundy.

From "CBGB", actress Malin Akerman; author Jo Nesb�; musical guests Vintage Trouble.

From "Parks and Recreation", actress Rashida Jones; stand-up comedy by Brian McKim.

Comedian Steven Wright; from "Once Upon a Time", actress Ginnifer Goodwin.

From "Sean Saves the World", actor Sean Hayes; stand-up comedy by Tom Cotter.

From "The Crazy Ones", actress Sarah Michelle Gellar; from "Scandal", actor Guillermo D�az.

From "New Girl", actress Zooey Deschanel; from "The Mindy Project", actor Ed Weeks.

From "A Case of You", writer and actor Justin Long; stand-up comedy by Dave Stone.

From "The Bridge (US)", actress Diane Kruger; from "The Hangover" trilogy, actor Ken Jeong.

Author Ben Stein; from "The Millers", actress Jayma Mays.

From "The Middle", actress Patricia Heaton; author Dennis Lehane.

From "Big Bang Theory", actor Simon Helberg; musical guests The Naked and Famous.

From "Enough Said" and "Veep", actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus; stand-up comedy by Phil Palisoul.

From "Don Jon", actor and director Joseph Gordon-Levitt; from "When Calls the Heart", actress Maggie Grace.

From WIGS' "Paloma" and "Blue", actress Julia Stiles; from "Full Circle", actress and singer Keke Palmer.

From "Parenthood", actor Ray Romano; NASCAR driver Carl Edwards.

From "Modern Family", actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson; from "Orange Is the New Black", actress Taylor Schilling.

From "How I Met Your Mother", actor Neil Patrick Harris.

From "Nashville", actress Connie Britton; from "Robocop", actress Aimee Garcia.

From "Childrens' Hospital", actress Megan Mullally; Hall of Fame baseball manager Tommy Lasorda.

Talk show host Queen Latifah; author John Lloyd; musical guest Laura Mvula.

From "The Family", actress Dianna Agron; writer Joel Stein.

From "Dads", actor Seth Green; stand-up comedy by Andi Osho; musical guests Johnnyswim.

From "Franklin & Bash", actor Adam Goldberg; from "Dexter", actress Jennifer Carpenter.

From "New Girl", actor Max Greenfield; from "7500", actress Amy Smart.

From "Moms", actress Anna Faris; explorer Jean-Michel Cousteau.

From "Star Trek Into Darkness", actress Alice Eve; actress Shirley Jones.

From "Sean Saves the World", actor Tom Lennon; music by The Wild Feathers.

From "Riddick", actor Vin Diesel; from "The Talk", co-host Sara Gilbert.

From "Wilfred (US)", actor Elijah Wood; from "Short Term 12" and "Don Jon", actress Brie Larson.

Host of "The Tonight Show", comedian Jay Leno; stand-up comedy by Cameron Esposito.

Actress Angela Kinsey; sports broadcaster David Feherty.

Sports commentator Keith Olbermann; comedy by Esther Povitsky.

From "The Butler", actor James Marsden; from "Suits", actress Meghan Markle.

Talk with and performance by actor Jeff Goldblum.

From "The Green Blade Rises", actress Diane Kruger; from "Veep" and "Arrested Development", actor Tony Hale.

Actress and singer Minnie Driver performs; stand up by comedian Baron Vaughn.

Comedian and "Chelsea Lately" regular Josh Wolf; from "The New Normal", actress Georgia King.

From "Planes", actor Anthony Edwards; comedy by Hugh Moore.

From "Hot in Cleveland", actress Jane Leeves; from "Jobs", actress Ahna O'Reilly; music by the Backstreet Boys.

From "Royal Pains", actor Henry Winkler; from "Sullivan & Son", actress Valerie Azlynn.

Musician Courtney Love; shark expert Jeff Kurr.

From "Miss You Already", actress Lisa Kudrow; comedy by Michael McDonald.

From "Turbo", actor/comedian Bill Hader; from "Grimm", actress Shohreh Aghdashloo.

From "Doctor Who (2005)", actor Matt Smith; from "The Fosters", actress Teri Polo.

TV and radio icon Larry King; from "The Mindy Project", actress Anna Camp.

Actress Brooke Shields; talk with and performance by musician Sara Bareilles.

From "Glee", actress Jane Lynch; musical guests Goo Goo Dolls.

From "Arrested Development", actor Jeffrey Tambor; comedy by Cristela Alonzo.

From "Red 2", actor Sir Anthony Hopkins; from "Misstresses (US)", actress Jes Macallan.

From "Mad Men", actor Jon Hamm. Craig ran out of time for Georgia King � she was scheduled for August 1st and eventually appeared August 2nd.

From "Big Brother" and "The Talk", host Julie Chen; stand-up comedy from Michael Palascak.

From "The Newsroom", actor Jeff Daniels; comedy by Sarah Tiana.

From "Grown Ups 2", actress Maria Bello; from "30 Rock", actor Scott Adsit.

From "The Soul Man", actor/comic Cedric the Entertainer; from "Free Samples", actress Jess Weixler.

From "Through the Wormhole", host/actor Morgan Freeman; comedy by Cathy Ladman.

From "Franklin & Bash", actress Heather Locklear; comic Louie Anderson.

Actor/musician Jack Black and his music partner Kyle Gass; from "Falling Skies", actress Moon Bloodgood; musical performance by Tenacious D.

From "White House Down", actor Channing Tatum; from "Maron", actor/comic Marc Maron.

From "The Heat", actress Sandra Bullock; comic Jim McDonald.

From "Franklin & Bash", actor Breckin Meyer; from "Hot in Cleveland", actress Wendie Malick; John Hodgman stops by for the cold open to plug "Ragnarok", his new stand-up special on Netflix.

From "Hostages", actress Toni Collette; comic Dylan Moran.

From "White House Down", actress Maggie Gyllenhaal; comedian Matt Goldich performs.

Actor & comic Lewis Black; comic Matt Morales.

From "Fugly!", actress Rosie Perez; music by The Rubens.

From "Rizzoli & Isles", actress Angie Harmon; author Ben Mezrich.

TV personality Carson Kressley; from "Under the Dome", actress Rachelle Lefevre.

From "The Newsroom", actress Emily Mortimer; comic Barry Rothbart.

From "This Is the End", actor Seth Rogen; from "Mad Men", actress Elisabeth Moss.

From "Hot in Cleveland", actress Valerie Bertinelli; actor Adam Ray.

Comic Margaret Cho; from "Hannibal", actor Hugh Dancy.

From "This Is the End", actor Jonah Hill; Indy 500 winner Tony Kanaan.

From "The Purge" and "Before Midnight", actor Ethan Hawke; from "The Hangover Part III", actress Jamie Chung.

From "Hot in Cleveland", actress Betty White; actress Sarah Paulson.

Dr. Sanjay Gupta; an interview with and performance by country singer Gretchen Wilson.

From "Real Time with Bill Maher", host & comic Bill Maher; chef Cat Cora.

Musician Steven Tyler; from "Magic City", actress Olga Kurylenko.

Comedienne Kathy Griffin; musical guests Bad Rabbits.

Actor/comic Jeff Garlin; from "Save Me", actress Anne Heche.

From "America's Got Talent", judge Howie Mandel; from "The East", actress Brit Marling.

From "The East", actress Ellen Page; radio personality/talk show host George Stroumboulopoulos.

From "Iron Man 3", actor Sir Ben Kingsley; from "Arrested Develoment", actress Alia Shawkat.

Actor Stephen Fry.

From "The Hangover Part III", actor Zach Galifianakis; actress Andrea Riseborough.

From "The Hangover Part III", actress Heather Graham; from "Game of Thrones", writer/producer David Benioff.

Actor William Shatner; actress Natalie Dormer.

From "Behind the Candelabra", actor Paul Reiser; from "Mistresses (US)", actress Yunjin Kim.

From "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit", actor/rapper Ice-T; comic Paula Poundstone.

Actor Ray Liotta; comic DeAnne Smith; musical performance by Pistol Annies.

From "Rules of Engagement", actress Sara Rue; from "Star Trek: Into Darkness", actor John Cho.

From "Hell Baby", director/co-writer Tom Lennon; from "So You Think You Can Dance?", host Cat Deeley.

Comic/actor Bob Saget; from "Modern Family", actress Sarah Hyland.

From "Parenthood", actress Lauren Graham; music by Ben Dukes.

From "American Idol", host Ryan Seacrest; from "Aftershock", actress Andrea Osv�rt.

From "The Great Gatsby", actress Isla Fisher; from "Community", actor Jim Rash.

From "The Office", actress Angela Kinsey; comic Simon Amstell.

From "Love Is All You Need", actor Pierce Brosnan; comic Tone Bell.

Comic Michael Ian Black; actress Lena Headey.

Comic Larry the Cable Guy; from "Rectify", actress Abigail Spencer.

Actress Mary McCormack; from "Parks and Recreation", actor Jim O'Heir.

Actress Robin Wright; comic Myq Kaplan.

From "At Any Price", actor Zac Efron; author Anna Quindlen.

From "The Office", actor Rainn Wilson; from "NTSF:SD:SUV::", actress Karen Gillan.

From "The Following", actor Kevin Bacon; from "Iron Man 3", actress Rebecca Hall.

From "2 Broke Girls", actress Kat Dennings; author Philip Kerr.

From "42", actor Harrison Ford; TV personality Ariel Tweto.

From "Once Upon a Time", actress Ginnifer Goodwin; author Salman Rushdie.

From "The Big Bang Theory", actress Melissa Rauch; TV personality Brad Goreski.

From "Anger Management", actress Selma Blair; comic Nathan Fielder.

From "Parks and Recreation", actor Rob Lowe; TV host Larry King.

Actor Jason Biggs; actress Keke Palmer.

Actor Carl Reiner; from "Veep", actress Anna Chlumsky.

From "Veep", actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus; music by He's My Brother She's My Sister. Myq Kaplan preempted and only appeared in "What Did We Learn on the Show Tonight, Craig?".

From "The New Price Is Right", host Drew Carey; from "Evil Dead", actress Jane Levy.

From "New Girl", actor Max Greenfield; actress Debbie Reynolds.

Comic Don Rickles; from "Red Widow", actress Radha Mitchell.

From "How to Live with Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life)", actress Sarah Chalke; author Lawrence Block; Scott Adsit happens to be in the audience and joins Secretariat after chatting with Craig during the cold open.

From "Olympus Has Fallen", actor Morgan Freeman; from "Bates Motel", actress Vera Farmiga.

From "Olympus Has Fallen", actor Aaron Eckhart; musician Kellie Pickler.

From "Better Living Through Chemistry" actress Michelle Monaghan; author John Green; comic Tone Bell was to appear, but the show ran long.

From "Sexy Evil Genius", actor Seth Green; from "Doctor Who", actress Jenna-Louise Coleman.

From "Out There", actress Megan Mullally; from "Community" and "Mad Men", actress Alison Brie.

From "Parenthood", actress Monica Potter; sports radio host Jim Rome.

From "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone", actress Olivia Wilde; from "Body of Proof", actor Windell Middlebrooks.

Actress Minnie Driver; from "House of Lies", actor Ben Schwartz.

Actor George Hamilton; from "Cult" and "Evil Dead", actress Jessica Lucas.

From "Golden Boy", actor Chi McBride; from "The Walking Dead", actress Laurie Holden.

From "Oz the Great and Powerful", actor Zach Braff; from "Community", actress Gillian Jacobs filling in for an ill Alison Brie.

From "Mad Men", actress Christina Hendricks; author Jackie Collins.

Television and radio host Larry King; actress Abbie Cornish.

From "Magic City", actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan; from "Vikings", actress Katheryn Winnick.

Musician Trace Adkins; from "Glee", actress Naya Rivera.

From "Phantom", actor David Duchovny; from "Revenge", actress Ashley Madekwe.

Actor Tom Lennon; former boxer Mike Tyson.

From "The Talk", co-host Sharon Osbourne; actor Matthew Lillard.

Political commentator Keith Olbermann; model Coco Rocha.

Actor William Shatner; actress Alona Tal.

From "The Big Bang Theory", actor Kunal Nayyar; actress Molly Shannon.

From "Web Therapy", actress Lisa Kudrow; musical guest Bonnie Raitt performs.

From "Two and a Half Men"; actor Jon Cryer; actress Melissa Benoist.

Actress Jacki Weaver; actor/comedian/author Jim Gaffigan; classical violinist Nicola Benedetti performs.

From "Glee", actress Jane Lynch; from "Extra", host Mario Lopez.

Comic George Lopez; from "Bunheads", actress Sutton Foster.

Actor/comic Russell Brand; from "Girls", actress Allison Williams.

From "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation", actor Ted Danson; from "Warm Bodies", actress Teresa Palmer.

Actress Julie Andrews; from "Hawaii Five-0", actress Grace Park.

From "Monday Mornings", actor Alfred Molina; comedienne Ophira Eisenberg performs.

From "Identity Thief", actress Amanda Peet; musician Paul Williams.

From "Shameless (US)", actress Emmy Rossum; author Jon Ronson.

From "Bones", actor David Boreanaz; from "Parks and Recreation", actress Alison Becker.

From "New Girl", actress Zooey Deschanel; from "Rules of Engagement", actor Adhir Kalyan.

Interviews and segments filmed at CBS SUPER BOWL PARK at JACKSON SQUARE, visits to famed New Orleans locations such as Bourbon Street, the Trem� District, St. Louis Cemetery and the Mercedes-Benz Louisiana Superdome. With Steve Carell, Channing Tatum, Julie Chen, Neil Patrick Harris, Nikki Reed and Drew Brees.

Football analyst Joe Theismann; reality TV personality Ariel Tweto.

From "Parks and Recreation", actress Rashida Jones; from "Dallas", actress Julie Gonzalo.

Actor Dominic Monaghan; from "The Office", actress Ellie Kemper.

From "The Big Bang Theory", actor Simon Helberg; comic Maria Bamford.

Comic/actress Kathy Griffin; from "NCIS", actor Michael Weatherly.

Actress Carrie Fisher; from "The Walking Dead", actor Steven Yeun.

Actress Julia Stiles; actor Jerry Farrerra; comic Tom Cotter.

From "House of Lies", actor Don Cheadle; from "Legit", actor DJ Qualls.

From "Girls", actress Lena Dunham; from "1600 Penn", actor Bill Pullman.

From "1600 Penn", actress Jenna Elfman; producer Guillermo del Toro.

From "The Talk", co-host Julie Chen; from "The Office", actress Angela Kinsey.

From "Last Man Standing", actor Tim Allen; comic Margaret Cho.

Comic Steven Wright; from "The Last Stand", actress G�nesis Rodr�guez.

From "Quartet", actor and comedian Billy Connolly; from "Being Human (US)", actress Meaghan Rath.

From "Mike & Molly", actor Billy Gardell; from "Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23", actress Krysten Ritter.

From "Django Unchained", actor Jamie Foxx; from "Rules of Engagement", actress Bianca Kajlich.

From "Django Unchained", producer/director Quentin Tarantino.

From "This Is 40", director Judd Apatow; from "Downton Abbey", actress Joanne Froggatt.

From "Django Unchained", actor Don Johnson; TV personality Brad Goreski.

From "How to Live with Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life)", actress Sarah Chalke; author Anne Rice.

Actor Bradley Cooper; chef Wolfgang Puck.

From "Take It All", host Howie Mandel; from "Hyde Park on Hudson", actress Olivia Williams.

From "This Is 40", actor Chris O'Dowd; from "2 Broke Girls", actress Beth Behrs.

From "Hot in Cleveland", actress Betty White; from "Homeland", actress Morena Baccarin; ventriloquist Terry Fator performs.

From "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn � Part 2", actress Kristen Stewart; author Sloane Crosley. Terry Fato preempted and only appeared during the last segment.

Comedian and actor Denis Leary sings along a bit with Richie Sambora; from "2 Days in New York", actress Julie Delpy; from "New Girl", actor Lamorne Morris; musician Richie Sambora as The Late Late Show House Band.

Comedian and actor Eddie Izzard sings along a bit with Richie Sambora; actor Denis Leary; musician Richie Sambora as The Late Late Show House Band.

From "Suburgatory", actress Cheryl Hines; NPR host Peter Sagal; musician Richie Sambora as The Late Late Show House Band.

From "Malibu Country", actress Reba McEntire; from "Key & Peele", comic Keegan-Michael Key; musician Richie Sambora as The Late Late Show House Band.

From "Family Guy", "American Dad" and "The Cleveland Show", (co-)creator Seth MacFarlane; Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr; Richie Sambora as The Late Late Show House Band.

Actor Tom Hanks pops in during the cold open; from "Mr. Box Office", actor Tim Meadows; from "The Big Bang Theory", actress Mayim Bialik.

Actress Kristin Davis; from "Ben and Kate", actor Nat Faxon.

Comic Lewis Black; from "Doctor Who (2005)", actress Karen Gillan; musical guest L.P. performs.

From "30 Rock", actor James Marsden; from "NCIS: L.A.", actress Daniela Ruah; stand-up comedy by Cory Kahaney.

From "Malibu Country", actress Lily Tomlin; from "Criminal Minds", actor Matthew Gray Gubler.

From "Rust and Bone", actress Marion Cotillard; comic Kevin Pollak performs.

Talk show host Regis Philbin; from "The League", actress Katie Aselton.

From "Lincoln", actor James Spader; deputy editor for Variety, Cynthia Littleton; Richie Sambora drops by for the cold open and announces his gig as The Late Late Show House Band the first week of December.

From "New Girl", actor Max Greenfield; from "Ben and Kate", actress Lucy Punch.

From "Parental Guidance", actor Billy Crystal; from "Skyfall", actress Berenice Marlohe.

A talk with and performance by country musician Toby Keith; author J.R. Martinez.

A talk with and performance by actress Nikki Reed & Paul McDonald; comic Dave Attell; DJ Qualls drops by for the cold open.

Actor Eric Idle; from "Revenge", actress Emily VanCamp.

From "NCIS: Los Angeles", actor LL Cool J; from "Skyfall", actress Naomie Harris; musical performance by Sutton Foster.

From "Go On", actor Matthew Perry; from "The Man with the Iron Fists", actor and rapper RZA.

Actor Jack Black and his musical partner Kyle Gass; actress Sarah Shahi; musical performance by Tenacious D.

From "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn � Part 2", actor Michael Sheen; comedy by Thomas Dale.

From "Community", actor Joel McHale; chef Alton Brown.

From "Parks and Recreation", actress Rashida Jones; from "The Walking Dead", actor and director David Morrissey.

From "The Tonight Show", host Jay Leno; musical guests Lynyrd Skynyrd.

From "Cloud Atlas", actor Tom Hanks; comic Phil Hanley performs.

Actress Amanda Peet; from "Go On", actor John Cho.

From "Vegas", actor Michael Chiklis; from "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn � Part 2", actress Maggie Grace; comedian and actor Eddie Izzard dropy by for the cold open to promote "Mockingbird Lane" and helps with reading the tweets and e-mails.

From "Cloud Atlas", actress Susan Sarandon; from "Game of Thrones", producer and screenwriter David Benioff. Thomas Dale preempted and only appeared during the last segment.

From "Dr. Phil", host Dr. Phil McGraw; from "Pitch Perfect", actress Hana Mae Lee.

From "Argo", actor Bryan Cranston; from "The Doctors", Dr. Lisa Masterson.

From "Chelsea Lately," host Chelsea Handler; comic Nina Conti; music by Allen Stone

From "Boss," actor Kelsey Grammer; from "Happy Endings," actress Casey Wilson; comic Ben Hague

Reality TV personality Carson Kressley; football analyst Kay Adams

From "Parenthood," actress Lauren Graham; author James Patterson; music by Michael Kiwanuka

Actor Jeff Goldblum; from "American Horror Story," actress Sarah Paulson

Dr. Sanjay Gupta; actress Ginnifer Goodwin

Actress Roseanne Barr; actress Keke Palme

Actor Keanu Reeves; biologist Dan Riskin

From "The Mindy Project", actress Mindy Kaling; comic Carrot Top.

Actor Jeff Garlin pops in again during cold open, this time to promote an ice cream parlor, although he isn't connected to it in any way; actor Ethan Hawke; Lynyrd Skynyrd performs.

From "Dexter," actor Michael C. Hall; actress Martha Plimpton

Actress Anne Heche; actress Jennifer Carpenter

From "The Big Bang Theory" Actor Jim Parsons; Dispatch performs

Comedian and actor Jeff Garlin pops in during the cold open to promote Mike Birbiglia's "Sleepwalk with Me", although he isn't even in it; CBS executive Beth has her first appearance on the show; actress Sophia Bush.

Sandra the Rhino comes to live.

From "The Words", actor Jeremy Irons; from "Parenthood", actress Monica Potter. Gerry Dee preempted and only appeared during "What Did We Learn on the Show Tonight, Craig?".

Tedeschi Trucks Band preempted in favor of a show opening in remembrance of Michael Clarke Duncan.

For the very first show in the new studio, Craig welcomes actress Kristen Bell; TV host Regis Philbin raises doubts about the new studio during the cold open.

TV host Chris Hardwick helps Craig with reading the tweets and e-mails; from "Political Animals", actress Carla Gugino; Craig and the whole Late Late Show crew gather for the very last bit in the old studio.

Actress Rashida Jones helps Craig with reading the tweets and e-mails; from "2 Days in New York", actress, director and screenwriter Julie Delpy.

From "The Watch", actor Vince Vaughn.

Actor Vince Vaughn pops in during the cold open to promote his movie; actor Emile Hirsch; TV host Ariel Tweto.

From "Killer Joe", actor Matthew McConaughey; Michael Showalter reads from his book "Mr. Funny Pants".

From "Grassroots", actor Jason Biggs; From "Dallas", actress Jordana Brewster; comic Brian Scolaro performs; actor and author Jeff Garlin reads from his book "Curbing It".

From "Ice Age 4: Continental Drift", actor and comic Ray Romano; music by Trampled by Turtles.

From "Ted", actor and producer Mark Wahlberg; author Sloane Crosley; the show opens with Jeff Daniels performing his song "Baby Take Your Tongue Outta My Mouth, I'm Kissing You Goodbye".

The First Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond; from "Brave", actress Kelly MacDonald and actor Kevin McKidd.

From "Damages", actress Jenna Elfman; music by The Imagineers. Don Winslow preempted.

From "For Greater Glory: The True Story of Cristiada", actor Andy Garcia; from "Magic Mike", actress Cody Horn. Matt Kirshen preempted.

Actor DJ Qualls; chef Wolfgang Puck.

From "The Billy Bob Tapes: A Cave Full of Ghosts", actor and screenwriter Billy Bob Thornton. Sonya Walger preempted.

From "Magic City", actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan; comic Steven Wright pops by for the tweets and e-mails.

Part 5 of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in Scotland. Starring Mila Kunis, Michael Clarke Duncan, Rashida Jones, David Sedaris, Ariel Tweto, weird cows; music by The Imagineers; kilts; introducing Jordan Malone as "Young Craig"; with Secretariat and Geoff Peterson as Geoff Peterson. Locations: Edinburgh (Castle, a park, Greyfriars Cemetery), Arbroath harbour, Glamis Castle, Cumbernauld High, the Tron Theatre in Glasgow, the whisky distillery Fettercairn 1824.

Part 4 of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in Scotland. Starring Mila Kunis, Rashida Jones, David Sedaris, Ariel Tweto, Scotland's own Fred MacAulay; music by The Imagineers; weird cows; introducing Jordan Malone as "Young Craig"; with Secretariat and Geoff Peterson as Geoff Peterson. Locations: Glasgow (Necropolis, Cathedral, the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, the Tron Theatre), Glamis Castle, Edinburgh (the Deacon Brodie's Tavern, a kilt shop), Arbroath harbour.

Part 3 of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in Scotland. Starring Michael Clarke Duncan, Rashida Jones, David Sedaris, Ariel Tweto, Cumbernauld High head teacher Walter Muir; music by The Imagineers; the lady who lives in Craig's old house Karin McNally; introducing Jordan Malone as "Young Craig"; with Secretariat and Geoff Peterson as Geoff Peterson. Locations: Cumbernauld High, Craig's old street in Cumbernauld, Glamis Castle, the Tron Theatre in Glasgow.

Part 2 of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in Scotland. Starring Mila Kunis, Rashida Jones, First Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond, David Sedaris, Ariel Tweto, weird cows; music by The Imagineers; Arbroath fish merchant Bill Spink; introducing Jordan Malone as "Young Craig"; with Secretariat and Geoff Peterson as Geoff Peterson. Locations: Arbroath (harbour, a smoke house, the beach, Arbroath Abbey), Glamis Castle, the Tron Theatre in Glasgow.

Part 1 of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson in Scotland. Starring Mila Kunis, Michael Clarke Duncan, Rashida Jones, Ariel Tweto, David Sedaris, weird cows; music by The Imagineers; kilts; introducing Jordan Malone as "Young Craig"; with Secretariat and Geoff Peterson as Geoff Peterson. Locations: Glamis Castle, Arbroath (harbour, the beach), Glasgow Necropolis, the Spur Hotel in Cumbernauld, the Tron Theatre in Glasgow.

From "American Idol", musician Steven Tyler; from "Hart of Dixie", actress Jaime King.

From "Modern Family", actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson; from "Best Friends Forever", actress Lennon Parham; first of the regular appearances of Tuyen and Liza, make-up artists on The Late Late Show.

Bryan Miller preempted.

Actress Betty White pops by for Valentine's Day; interview with singer-songwriter Joss Stone; Joss Stone performs with musician and record producer David A. "Dave" Stewart.

Actress Lisa Kudrow; ''Weird Al'' Yankovic performs. Also, Craig talks with Ben Dukes of the Late Late Show security staff.

This time Craig asks a couple that is on their first date to do the tweets and email segment with him.

Guest stars Don Rickles and Beth Behrs. Geoff Peterson voiced by Shadoe Stevens.

Guest stars Robin Williams and Black Dub. Geoff Peterson voiced by Jason Schwartzman.

Guest stars Michael Ian Black and Alex Kingston. Geoff Peterson voiced by Angela Kinsey.

Guest stars Ewan McGregor and Jeff Cesario. Geoff Peterson voiced by Paula Poundstone.

Guest stars Poppy Montgomery and Charlie Higson. Geoff Peterson voiced by Lauren Graham.

Guest stars Drew Carey and Linda Cunningham. Geoff Peterson voiced by Louie Anderson.

Guest stars Molly Shannon and Michael K. Williams. Geoff Peterson voiced by Larry King.

Guest stars Ellen Barkin and Dave Attell. Geoff Peterson voiced by Thomas Lennon (using a Spanish accent).

Guest stars Jennifer Tilly and Lawrence Block. Geoff Peterson voiced by Dominic Monaghan.

Guest stars Jeffrey Dean Morgan and musical guests The Grascals. Geoff Peterson voiced by Alfred Molina.

Guest stars Zooey Deschanel, Neil Gaiman and performance by Amanda Palmer accompanied by Neil Giaman and Moby.

Guest starts Olivia Munn and Judy Gold. Musical guests Duran Duran performs.

Interviews with Gerard Butler and Kat Dennings

Guest is James Woods. Kathryn Hahn appears on the 2011-09-20 show with Harry Connick Jr.

guest tonight Lauren Graham. From the studio audience musical performance by Rookie.

guest tonight are Kathy Griffin, Lynette Rice and musical guest Lenka.

guest tonight actress Mary McCormack and golfer David Feherty

Tonights guest Drew Carey, Rutina Wesley with musical guest The Electric Barbarellas

guest tonight Carrie Fisher and author Edward Conlon.

Robot Sidekick Geoff becomes finally sentient and reveals some of his many, MANY domiciles all over the world. He invites Craig to 'throw beads at people', 'go fishing' ...

Guest tonight Julie Andrews and musical guest Little Big Town.

Guest Tonight Patton Oswalt. Betty White drops by.

Kenneth Branagh. Edward Conlon is not in this episode.

Joe Devito was preempted.

Guest stars Kristen Bell and Jason Aldean. Geoff Peterson's 1 year anniversary. A sketch depicts Craig, Geoff, and T.J. the leprechaun partaking of "hallucinogenic frozen custard" with comedian Carrot Top and their subsequent gallivanting around Vegas. The sketch also featured appearances by Grant Imahara, Donny Osmond, Secretariat (the show's pantomime horse, voiced by Josh Thompson impersonating Morgan Freeman), Wavy and Sid (Craig's alligator and rabbit puppets), and culminated in Craig and Geoff marrying one another at a typical Vegas chapel.