Meyers Corrects Girdle Mix-Up in Episode 185
The CORRECTIONS segment on Late Night with Seth Meyers addressed on-air errors from the week of November 2.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Comedy

Late Night with Seth Meyers aired Episode 185 of its CORRECTIONS segment, in which Meyers addressed errors from the week of Monday, November 2. The corrections included calling a girdle a corset and sounding too much like Bernie Sanders during a bit.
Why it matters
The CORRECTIONS segment gives the program a regular, on-air way to acknowledge mistakes that slipped into broadcasts over a week of monologue and sketch material. It shows viewers how the show handles its own errors in a recurring format.
The segment is labeled Episode 185, marking a continuing run of the CORRECTIONS format on the program. The show airs weeknights at 12:35 ET/11:35 CT on NBC and streams on Peacock.
The players
Seth Meyers
Seth Meyers is an American comedian and television host who has hosted Late Night with Seth Meyers on NBC since 2014, after serving as head writer and anchor on Saturday Night Live.
NBC
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The details
Meyers addressed the errors himself during the segment, correcting a girdle described as a corset and an impression that sounded too much like Bernie Sanders. The corrections covered material from the week of November 2 and were published on November 6.
Timeline
Errors corrected occurred during the week of Monday, November 2, 2026.
Episode 185 of the CORRECTIONS segment was published November 6, 2026.
Big Picture
Episode 185 follows earlier CORRECTIONS editions that addressed a mispronounced name of Fani Willis and mixed-up ages of Chuck Grassley and Mitch McConnell. The segment continues a recurring format in which the program acknowledges its own errors on air.
Viewers can watch Late Night with Seth Meyers on NBC weeknights at 12:35 ET/11:35 CT or stream episodes on Peacock. The CORRECTIONS segment is part of the regular broadcast for those watching the program.
The takeaway
Corrections segments show audiences how a late-night program handles its own slip-ups in a consistent, on-air format. Viewers who follow the show can track these acknowledgments across episodes.
Further reading
For more late-night humor and sketch coverage, explore Comedy.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Broadway World.










