Jim Gaffigan takes a break from the family to join Nessa on a remote, video-style interview from his home. Jim fills Nessa in on what it's like spending so much time with the family, their show on YouTube, his career and a fun lightning round of Q&A!

Quarantine Queens is back with another episode as we continue to muddle through this weird time of isolation and the ongoing search for the elusive “new normal,” including; when is it okay to take a break from the seriousness of it all to have fun and laugh? Enter this week’s guest, best-selling author and award winning comedian Jim Gaffigan. Like Jen, Jim is quarantining with his spouse and 5 kids, but unlike Jen, they literally can’t go one step out the door—as Jim describes it—“taking out the trash is my ‘me’ time.” Like so many of us, Jim and his family are navigating completely unknown territory where questions of “what’s next” with jobs, school, trips and obligations remain vague at best—and he’s graciously invited us to take a peek at how his family is handling it all with his hilarious online series “Dinner with The Gaffigans.” If you think you deserve a parade because you cooked 3 meals for your family in a day while in quarantine, or because you changed a water filter without calling anyone, Jim and Jen are your staunch advocates. Ultimately, they discuss what they hope we’ll walk away with from this unsettling season, and Jim even gives Jen a pep talk about the pros and cons of launching a new book during a pandemic.

Seth takes a closer look at the president speculating about an unproven medical treatment for coronavirus after ignoring repeated warnings about the threat of a pandemic.

Then, he has a remote chat with comedian Jim Gaffigan.

Comedian Jim Gaffigan feels like Nikki Glaser felt about being Conan O’Brien’s friend.

Jim and Conan sit down to talk about showbiz friendships, the power of bragging, drinking options, and presidential endorsements. Later, Conan recalls an overreaction to a home emergency.

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Ashley Williams is an American film, television, theater actress, who most recently added the title of Producer to her long list of credits. She has had an expansive career with more than a dozen different television pilots and over 150 TV episodes under her belt. Perhaps best known for her roles on The Jim Gaffigan Show and Good Morning Miami, Williams was also a fan favorite on the hit show How I Met Your Mother. Although Williams is currently taking on the biggest role of her life, motherhood, she has also recently taken on the challenge of producing her own films, two of which have already been sold to the Hallmark Channel.

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“My screen test was my first kiss, and by the way I had braces.”

“We had a deal in my house where whenever somebody booked a job, they had to take everybody out to dinner.”

“I wanted to be able to make my nut. That’s always been my goal as an actor. All I need to do is break even, that's the entire goal.”

“I’m definitely a pound the pavement kind of actor”

“Every audition is an opportunity to try something”

Jim Gaffigan talks with the guys about his new movie, being a top comedian, and why he became a clean comedian. Comedian Doug Smith joins us to talk about living in NYC, his long time job as a dog walker, and tells a very captivating story about the time he was a hero.

Feits has a rivalry brewing with a homeless man and something has made him rather uncomfortable. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle quit the Royal Family. Feits comes up with some new slang, totally on purpose. Voicemails include: Clout for Cash, Shared Location, and Fast Food at Home.

Seth takes a closer look at the President facing three more days of impeachment hearings this week after a second day of damning testimony and yet another conviction of one of his associates.

Then, Jim Gaffigan explains his issues with marathons, pitches a crazy way to make them more interesting and talks about attending a Drake concert to impress his son.

He also takes a few more questions from Late Night warm-up comic Ryan Reiss.