A week ago, Jimmy Kimmel made an impassioned plea for lawmakers to find some common ground in the idea that everyone—including children—should have healthcare regardless of their ability to afford it, after his newborn son needed heart surgery. Everything is going alright for the Kimmels so far, but some voices in the media somehow found something negative to say about Kimmel's fairly unimpeachable comments.

As you all know, yesterday was Star Wars Day, and last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Adam Scott received the best Star Wars Day surprise ever!

Jimmy Kimmel and his family are going through a tough time, with their newborn son currently in between heart surgery procedures he unexpectedly needed shortly after his birth. The whole thing was a frightening ordeal that made Kimmel uncharacteristically emotional as he described it, but his own gratitude at the saving of his son's life wasn't his only focus.

I'm getting the impression that Ben Affleck is tired of people asking him about that Batman movie that he may or may not be doing.

The Rogue One cast appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live to share an exclusive clip of what looks like Jyn and K-2SO's first encounter and to talk about everything from costumes to their first days on set.

Some people would like to forget that The Amazing Spider-Man 1 and 2 exist, but not Andrew Garfield.

Stephen Strange might be a renowned ex-neurosurgeon and the newly-appointed Sorcerer Supreme, but even the mightiest magician in the cosmos needs years of learning and dedicated practice before he can master the art of entertaining young children.

Winona Ryder and Jimmy Kimmel didn't play Stranger Strings, but Ryder, who plays tortured mother Joyce Byers, did talk about babysitting Tom Waits' kids, auditioning as a kid, and, of course, Stranger Things.

Things were especially Ghostbuster-y on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Maybe, just maybe this Kimmel appearance will finally prove to the Ghostbusters haters once and for all that we can get along? At this point, it may be too late for Sony convince some fans to give this movie a shot, but you can't blame them for trying.

The Internet has spoken--well, it spoke in the form of a fan-created graphic showcasing Gillian Anderson as the next successor to the James Bond franchise, and the actress herself shared it on Twitter! Here for it, always, yep, sign me up. Actually just give Gillian Anderson her own franchise already.

Geena Davis went on Jimmy Kimmel Live where she talked about being recognized from Beetlejuice and her continued friendship with Susan Sarandon.

Last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Paul Rudd, Anthony Mackie, Chris Evans, and Sebastian Stan appeared and brought with them a new Captain America: Civil War clip featuring the scene in which Rudd (as Scott Lang, a.k.a. Ant-Man) joins Team Cap.

Neel Sethi, who plays Mowgli in the new Jungle Book adaptation, joined his co-star Bill Murray (the voice of Mowgli's bear friend Baloo) to talk about making the movie--and of course, the two showcased their adorable friend chemistry in an entirely spontaneous duet of "The Bare Necessities".

On Jimmy Kimmel Live yesterday, Hillary Clinton and Jimmy Kimmel demonstrated how NOT to interact with a woman.

Last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Harrison Ford had a nice chat with Kimmel regarding Han Solo's uh... passing.

Matt Damon has been feuding with Jimmy Kimmel since just about the show's inception. It all came to a head last night during Kimmel's Oscar special where he had Ben Affleck on to talk about Batman v Superman.