Late-Night Lineup Tonight, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026: Nicole Kidman on Fallon, Gal Gadot and MUNA on Kimmel, Andrew Garfield on The Daily Show

Quick answer: Nicole Kidman had Fallon, Gal Gadot had Kimmel, and Andrew Garfield took The Daily Show on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026. Four hours were new and Seth Meyers was a repeat. This is the archived card for that night — for the current week, see this week's lineups.

Four hours are new tonight and one is a repeat, which is the same split we have had all week. The booking worth circling is Andrew Garfield, who turns up twice in the same 12 hours on two different networks.

Who is on The Tonight Show tonight?

Nicole Kidman and Domhnall Gleeson take the couch, and Leon Bridges has the music slot. NBC has Fallon at 11:35 p.m. ET, with the episode on Peacock the next morning.

That is Fallon's fourth new hour since the season restarted Tuesday, after Matthew McConaughey on Wednesday. Thursday is his last new one of the week — NBC has run Fallon Monday through Thursday since 2024.

Who is on Jimmy Kimmel Live tonight?

Gal Gadot and chef David Chang, with MUNA playing and Franky Perez sitting in with the Cletones for a fourth straight night. ABC's own weekly grid lists all four.

Gadot is finishing a two-stop week: she sat with Kelly and Mark on Wednesday morning, and she gets Kimmel's couch tonight. Friday's Kimmel is an encore of Tuesday's Andrew Garfield and Joey King hour, so tonight closes ABC's new run for the week.

Why is Andrew Garfield on twice today?

Because a press week does not respect network lines. Garfield sits with the panel on ABC's The View at 11 a.m. ET, then takes the Comedy Central desk at 11 p.m. — a 12-hour turn we broke down in today's daytime rundown.

Michael Kosta hosts The Daily Show tonight, his second night in the chair this week. Jon Stewart took Tuesday's holiday makeup show and returns to his Monday shift on Sept. 21.

Was Late Night with Seth Meyers new that night?

No. NBC ran a repeat from July 20 with Marcello Hernández and Minka Kelly, part of a run of repeats that had started July 30.

How it turned out: the return date held. Late Night came back on Monday, Sept. 21 with Kelly Clarkson in the first chair — three weeks after her own syndicated show signed off — and Jon Stewart took the Daily Show Monday chair back the same night. Seven weeks off is a long summer even by late-night standards. Our hosts guide tracks who is actually behind each desk this fall, and is Seth Meyers new tonight carries the current run.

What time is each show on where you live?

Bravo, Comedy Central and the two 11:35 shows all run on the same clock in the Eastern and Pacific zones, and an hour earlier in Central. So 11:35 p.m. ET is 10:35 p.m. CT and 11:35 p.m. PT on your local NBC or ABC station.

👉 One caveat that applied to that night: the public listing had WWHL starting at 9 p.m. ET rather than the usual 10. Bravo moves it around the Housewives block, so it is worth a look at the grid on any given night. The full picture by zone sits in our late-night schedule.

Where can I stream these tomorrow?

Fallon, Seth Meyers and WWHL land on Peacock, Kimmel on Hulu, The Daily Show on Paramount+. If you do not have cable at all, the cord-cutter routes are cheaper than a full package.

FAQ

Is The Tonight Show new tonight? Yes, with Nicole Kidman, Domhnall Gleeson and Leon Bridges.

Who hosts The Daily Show tonight? Michael Kosta.

Was Kimmel new on the Friday? No — ABC ran Friday, Sept. 11 as a repeat of Tuesday's Andrew Garfield and Joey King hour.

Where do I find the rest of that week? The week of Sept. 8 board has it, and every night's rundown sits in the late-night archive.

Who is on tonight? The current board is this week's lineups, Sept. 21–25 — Conan O'Brien on Fallon, Jamie Foxx on Kimmel, Ben Affleck later in the week.

Sources

Listings data via TVmaze. Cross-checked against ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live weekly schedule, LateNighter's week-of rundown and the Interbridge lineup page. Lineups change; updated 9:05 a.m. ET.

By the Talk Show On Air desk · Updated Sept. 21, 11:05 p.m. ET