Late Night TV has gotten really interesting in the wake of Coronavirus. Obviously, that's small consolation, but I'll take whatever consolation I can get these days. Mike Ryan over at Uproxx had a good article about how the lack of production values has forced late night hosts to lean on their personal strengths, which makes their shows more unpredictable and vivacious. You can see a good example of that in Seth Meyers' recent interview with Amy Poehler. While the interview itself seems like something that also would have fit into the regular show in non-quarantine times, there'…