1. When he and Jimmy Kimmel drank away their loss to Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and made thinly veiled insults:
2. This timely political joke:
3. When he knocked all of the night's winners down a peg:
4. This epic Bill Maher diss:
5. His nod to the post-show television shows:
6. When he spoke directly to the president:
7. His HBO hacking joke, which he followed by asking, "too soon?"
8. When he tried to make Oprah feel better about being snubbed:
9. His excitement over network television's originality:
10. When he made this ~too real~ joke about the summer's box office numbers:
11. When he pulled up a years-old tweet of Donald Trump's that insulted Seth Meyers:
12. His reasoning as to why American television is very influenced by Trump:
13. This dose of show business realness:
14. When he joked about his CBS contractual obligations:
15. This truth:
16. And when he said goodbye to Sean Spicer like this:
