Titus Welliver | Wendy Williams

Late Night with Seth Meyers Podcast

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4.3 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 2 July 2021

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Seth interviews actor Titus Welliver from "Bosch" and TV personality Wendy Williams.

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0:00.0	From 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, please enjoy this podcast edition of Late Night
0:12.1	with Seth Meyers.
0:13.5	Late Night is off this week, but on today's podcast, you'll hear Seth's recent interviews
0:17.0	with actor Titus Welliver and TV personality Wendy Williams.
0:20.4	Now let's get to the show.
0:22.9	Our guest is a talented actor.
0:27.4	We know from shows like Lost, Deadwood and Sons of Anarchy and Films, such as Gone Baby
0:33.1	Gone and Argo, he stars in Bosch, which premieres its final season, June 25th, on Amazon
0:38.5	Prime Video.
0:39.5	Welcome to the show.
0:40.5	Titus Welliver, nice to see you, my friend.
0:43.0	Oh, that was an introduction.
0:45.4	A lot of that.
0:46.4	We like to introduce people by another actor telling them to get the f*** out.
0:51.9	I can tell you how many times Reddick and I did that because I couldn't keep a straight
0:57.3	face.
0:58.3	That's acting right there.
1:00.6	I'll tell you.
1:01.6	Yeah, Leo Serratic, I mean, one of the great joys of the show, Bosch, is how frustrated
1:08.0	he is with you constantly.
1:09.4	Through seven seasons, he has never gotten used to Bosch's behavior.
1:13.4	No, no, not at all.
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