And while there’s been plenty of talk about love, it feels like forever since we’ve actually seen it!ĭo governors usually broadcast pardons as publicly as they can? It seems that most of the time, they’re quiet affairs so they can try to avoid the blowback. “Veep” returns to HBO with its seventh and final season on March 31.This week feels like the perfect example of the law of diminishing returns with yet another thwarted wedding, plus a prison break in everything but the name. “I’m sitting next to a circus act,” the on-set HBO star adds.

“How am I supposed to endure this bulls-t?” “F–k me,” she appears to say in the censored-for-broadcast outtake. In the footage itself, JLD couldn’t stay in character as Meyer very much.Īlso Read: Julia Louis-Dreyfus Responds to Year-Old 'Veep' Clip That Predicted Government Shutdown (Video) “I was so close to him, and the food was rancid that I gave him - literally rancid.” “We could not get through ,” Louis-Dreyfus tells Fallon’s NBC audience. Unfortunately, the food - much like Gary and Selina earlier - has taken a turn for the worst. In a rare moment of affection, Meyer makes a meal for Walsh, who is recovering in her basement. In the clip, Meyer is uncharacteristically caring for Walsh after his heart attack, which followed her own heart attack earlier in the episode. “Merry Christmas.”Īlso Read: Julia Louis-Dreyfus Doesn't Know Who She'll Support in 2020, but 'for Goddamn Sure' It Will Be a Democrat “I brought it as a gift,” Louis-Dreyfus told her latest late-night host. On Thursday, the “Seinfeld” alum brought “The Tonight Show” outtakes from a classic and intimate Season 6 moment her character Selina Meyer shared with co-star Tony Hale’s Gary Walsh. Sorry, Jimmy Kimmel - Julia Louis-Dreyfus saved the blooper reel from her favorite-ever “Veep” scene for the other Jimmy, Fallon.

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