John Krasinski decided to share some good news with us this week giving us highlights of the internet's most wholesome news/videos from around the world. Treating his show "Some Good News" as a news broadcast, John separates his content into segments even having an entertainment bit with "correspondent" Steve Carrel.
The Office alums dished on their favorite memories while filming. Steve mentions some of his favorite moments were when they filmed the "fun run" episode and Jim impersonating Dwight – two of my personal favorites if anyone's asking.
John even brought up what we're all thinking...a REUNION! "Just to see your face is so great!" Steve says. "I miss you a ton," replied John. My heart warms at the fact the cast stays close and connected even after years that the show ended.
The mini-interview John conducted mimics the style of late-night TV shows which have opted into hosting their shows from their homes. Becoming our new norm, this new style has allowed many artists to contribute their talents to live streams to warm the internet's soul.
The Backstreet Boys and cast (both previous and current) of the Dear Evan Hansen Broadway Musical have streamed from the safety of their homes to bring music to the people.
The Back Street Boys
"Backstreet Boys performing “I Want It That Way” from their homes for The iHeart Living Room Concert For America to benefit medical workers and everybody dealing with Coronavirus"
Dear Evan Hansen
The cast performs from their homes via live stream on the Late Late Show With James Corden where he spoke on anxiety revolving the current situation of the world.