Olivia Wilde & Jeremy Allen White on Jimmy Kimmel

ABC just dropped the guest lineup for Jimmy Kimmel Live next week, and it's worth paying attention. Starting Monday, June 1, 2026, the late-night show welcomes a string of familiar faces — including two names that fans of prestige drama will immediately recognize. Olivia Wilde and Jeremy Allen White are both scheduled to appear, on different nights, making this a particularly loaded week for the show.

Olivia Wilde and Jeremy Allen White : two nights to watch on Jimmy Kimmel Live

Olivia Wilde kicks things off on Monday, June 1. She's promoting The Invite, her latest project, and shares the bill with Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, known to many for his work on Euphoria, alongside indie rock band Death Cab for Cutie. That's a pretty eclectic combination for a single episode.

Then comes Tuesday, June 2, and the spotlight shifts to Jeremy Allen White. The star of The Bear — one of the most talked-about series of the past few years — sits down with Jimmy Kimmel alongside actress Amanda Peet, who appears in Your Friends & Neighbors. The musical guests that night are Michael Stipe and Andrew Watt, a pairing that feels almost as unexpected as the rest of the lineup.

For anyone who follows these stars through their streaming projects, both appearances are genuinely worth catching. The Bear has been available on Hulu, and The Invite is the kind of release we track closely to see where and when it lands on platforms like Netflix, Prime Video or Disney+. Same logic applies to Euphoria, which has a loyal fanbase already scanning for rewatch opportunities.

The full week on Jimmy Kimmel Live : what else is on the schedule

Beyond Monday and Tuesday, the rest of the week brings a different kind of energy. Wednesday, June 3 features Kevin Hart promoting Kids Make Me Angry, joined by NBA star and podcast host Draymond Green, whose own show The Draymond Green Show keeps building its audience. Two very different personalities on the same couch — that's exactly the kind of unpredictable dynamic that makes Kimmel's format work.

Thursday, June 4 remains unconfirmed for now. These things sometimes come together last minute, so keep an eye out. Then Friday, June 5 wraps up the week with Johnny Knoxville, back to promote Jackass : Best and Last, and actress Inde Navarrette from Obsession. It's a fitting end to what looks like a genuinely diverse week of bookings.

It's also worth noting the logistical side : Jimmy Kimmel Live airs every weeknight at 11 :35 p.m. ET on ABC. If you miss it live, episodes stream the next day on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+. That second option is especially relevant for subscribers already using Disney+ as their main platform — no need to track down the episode anywhere else. We always pay attention to this kind of availability, because knowing where to find a piece of content the next morning is exactly what matters to viewers today.

Shows like this one are reminders that late-night television and streaming are now fully intertwined. The appearance airs at night; by morning, it's on-demand. Just like Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt's appearance on Good Morning America, these promotional slots aren't just TV moments — they're streaming content the day after.

Why this Kimmel week matters for streaming fans

Let's be direct : a show's guest lineup often signals what's coming soon to streaming. When Jeremy Allen White appears on a major late-night platform to talk about The Bear, it usually means something is either dropping or getting renewed. Same goes for Olivia Wilde and The Invite — a promotion tour doesn't happen in a vacuum.

Jimmy Kimmel Live is produced by 12 :05 AM Productions, LLC, in association with KIMMELOT and 20th Television. The executive producer team includes Jimmy Kimmel himself, Erin Irwin, Molly McNearney, Jennifer Sharron and David Craig. Douglas DeLuca serves as co-executive producer. That's a well-oiled machine, and the booking choices reflect clear intent.

• Tune in Monday, June 1 for Olivia Wilde on ABC at 11 :35 p.m. ET
• Catch Jeremy Allen White the following night, Tuesday, June 2
• Stream both episodes the next day on Hulu or Hulu on Disney+
• Check back Thursday once the guest for June 4 is confirmed

One thing to watch going forward : as more A-list talent promotes streaming-first projects on traditional late-night TV, the line between a press appearance and a streaming event gets thinner. This week's Kimmel lineup is a good example of that shift in action.