Home > The Ellen DeGeneres Show > Season 16 « TV Series Page The Ellen DeGeneres Show: Season 16 (2018) SEASON: Season 16 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5 Season 6 Season 7 Season 8 Season 9 Season 10 Season 11 Season 12 Season 13 Season 14 Season 15 Season 16 + WANT TO SEE Episode List Season 16 The Ellen DeGeneres Show Critics Consensus No consensus yet. Not enough ratings to calculate a score. TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 0 No Score Yet Audience Score User Ratings: 0 NEW More Info × Close ADD YOUR RATING Share on Facebook Post Want to See Add Rating My Rating × Want to See Post Share on Facebook Episodes 1 Nicki Minaj Air date: Sep 4, 2018 The Season 16 premiere features Nicki Minaj. More 2 Mark Wahlberg; Rep. Beto O'Rourke; Fleetwood Mac Air date: Sep 5, 2018 Mark Wahlberg ("Instant Family"); and Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas). Also: Fleetwood Mac, featuring new members Mike Campbell and Neil Finn, perform. More 3 Anna Kendrick; Spike Lee; Laura Harrier Air date: Sep 6, 2018 Anna Kendrick ("A Simple Favor"); and Spike Lee ("BlacKkKlansman"). More 4 Cher; Shelly Fitzgerald Air date: Sep 7, 2018 Cher is interviewed and also performs "SOS" from her Abba tributre album, "Dancing Queen." Also: Ellen welcomes Shelly Fitzgerald, a guidance counselor at Roncalli Catholic High School in Indianapolis. After attending the school as a student and working there for 15 years, Shelly was placed on administrative leave after school officials discovered she was married to a woman. More 5 Michael Strahan & Sara Haines; John David Washington; Ryan Starr Air date: Sep 10, 2018 Michael Strahan and Sara Haines ("GMA Day"); and John David Washington ("BlacKkKlansman"). Also: Ellen welcomes 10-year-old Ryan Starr from Dunkirk, Md. Ryan joined a dance contest while on a Carnival Cruise, which he won, and a video of his performance went viral. More 6 Heidi Klum; Olivia Munn; Melissa Etheridge; Seth Owen; Charity Anderson and Andres Penate Air date: Sep 11, 2018 Heidi Klum ("America's Got Talent"); Olivia Munn ("The Predator"); Melissa Etheridge, who performs "Come to My Window"; and "World of Dance" Season 2 finalists Charity Anderson and Andres Penate. Also: Ellen welcomes Seth Owen from Jacksonville. Seth's parents discovered he was gay when he was a high-school sophomore and, when he was a senior, kicked him out. Seth was accepted to Georgetown on a scholarship; his teachers and others started a GoFundMe for him to cover additional tuition costs. More 7 LeBron James & Channing Tatum; Naomi Osaka; Dave Matthews Band Air date: Sep 12, 2018 LeBron James and Channing Tatum ("Smallfoot"). Also: the dave Matthews Band perform; and Ellen welcomes 9-year-old hip-hop dancer Jaylah Brown from Los Angeles. A video of her dancing to Iggy Azalea's "Kream" went viral over the summer. More 8 Kristen Bell; Kalen Allen and Matt Wright; Mary Halsey Air date: Sep 13, 2018 Kristen Bell ("Momsplaining" and "The Good Place"). Also: viral food critic Kalen Allen and Ellen's co-executive producer Matt Wright attend the Minnesota State Fair; and Mary Halsey of Warwick, R.I., who sings Missy Elliott's "Work It" in a viral video shot at a karaoke event. More 9 Colin Jost; Michael Che; Cher; Finn Hathaway; Akbar Cook Air date: Sep 14, 2018 Colin Jost and Michael Che ("70th Primetime Emmy Awards"); and Cher. Also: Ellen welcomes 7-year-old periodic table expert Finn Hathaway from Denver. He can recite all the elements in order in less than two minutes. More 10 Cate Blanchett; Issa Rae; Shelly Fitzgerald; Jevh Maravilla; Christian Toledo Air date: Sep 17, 2018 Cate Blanchett ("The House with a Clock in Its Walls"); and Issa Rae ("Insecure"). Also, Ellen welcomes Shelly Fitzgerald, a guidance counselor at Roncalli Catholic High School in Indianapolis who was placed on administrative leave after school officials discovered she was married to a woman. Plus, Ellen welcomes Jevh Maravilla and Christian Toledo from Pearland, Texas. Jevh and Christian hung a fake poster of themselves on a wall in their local McDonald's that went unnoticed for 51 days. More Show More Episodes Tv Season Info Genre: Special Interest Network: Syndicated Premiere Date: Sep 4, 2018 Cast Ellen DeGeneres Heidi Klum Wanda Sykes Dax Shepard Cher Kristen Bell Rebel Wilson Shin Lim Gwyneth Paltrow Diane Keaton Courteney Cox Jimmy Kimmel Mark Wahlberg Ken Jeong Johnny Galecki Sandra Bullock Milo Ventimiglia Jon Dorenbos Kunal Nayyar Jesse Tyler Ferguson Chrissy Teigen Adam Levine Kym Douglas Michael B. Jordan Ellen Pompeo Jennifer Lopez Julia Roberts Nicole Kidman Keira Knightley Octavia Spencer Kris Jenner John Krasinski Minnie Driver Jason Sudeikis Jonah Hill Sean Combs Rami Malek Michelle Obama Lin-Manuel Miranda Sam Rockwell Maya Rudolph Emily Blunt Connie Britton David Spade Sarah Silverman Kim Kardashian Leah Remini Mandy Moore LeBron James Kate Hudson Robyn Goldie Hawn Burt Ward Jim Parsons Mark Ronson Idris Elba John Mayer Wolfgang Puck Olivia Munn Christina Aguilera Kate Hudson Patricia Arquette Blake Shelton Steve Spangler Channing Tatum Ellie Kemper Tig Notaro Kalen Allen Travis Scott Richard Madden Bazzi Chrissy Teigen Dylan Gilmer Demetri Martin Alessia Cara Ellie Kemper Ariana Grande Padma Lakshmi Lucas Hedges Lauren Daigle Whitney Cummings Dwayne Johnson Mason Ramsey Kathryn Hahn Colin Jost Jennifer Hudson Kobe Bryant Ed O'Neill Cate Blanchett Simon Cowell Anna Kendrick Michael Strahan Nicki Minaj Savannah Guthrie Benedict Cumberbatch Lady Gaga Penelope Cruz Miley Cyrus Kaley Cuoco Lizzo Goldie Hawn Dwayne Johnson John Legend Tavaris Jones-Shoulders Brandi Carlile Sharon Van Etten Simon Helberg Ciara Vilailuck Teigen Meek Mill Troye Sivan John Cena Melissa Rauch Logic Martha Trujillo Carrie Underwood Spike Lee Max Greenfield Beto O'Rourke Sara Haines Issa Rae Shelly Fitzgerald Ayesha Curry Ryan Nicholson Sofía Vergara Michael Che Olivia Wilde Beth Behrs Mayim Bialik Yara Shahidi Julie Bowen Joe Biden John David Washington Jason Mraz Ciara Ryan Tedder Kimberly Patel Melissa Etheridge Colton Underwood Justin Willman Finn Hathaway Jill Biden Nacho Figueras Ty Burrell Jaylah Brown Meghan Trainor Seth Owen Lauren Froderman Mary Halsey Ryan Starr Charity Anderson Cyrus "Glitch" Spencer Andres Penate Eric Stonestreet Kelsea Ballerini Sarah Hyland Ariel Winter Nolan Gould Rico Rodriguez Show More Cast Episodes 1 Nicki Minaj Air date: Sep 4, 2018 The Season 16 premiere features Nicki Minaj. More 2 Mark Wahlberg; Rep. Beto O'Rourke; Fleetwood Mac Air date: Sep 5, 2018 Mark Wahlberg ("Instant Family"); and Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas). Also: Fleetwood Mac, featuring new members Mike Campbell and Neil Finn, perform. More 3 Anna Kendrick; Spike Lee; Laura Harrier Air date: Sep 6, 2018 Anna Kendrick ("A Simple Favor"); and Spike Lee ("BlacKkKlansman"). More 4 Cher; Shelly Fitzgerald Air date: Sep 7, 2018 Cher is interviewed and also performs "SOS" from her Abba tributre album, "Dancing Queen." Also: Ellen welcomes Shelly Fitzgerald, a guidance counselor at Roncalli Catholic High School in Indianapolis. After attending the school as a student and working there for 15 years, Shelly was placed on administrative leave after school officials discovered she was married to a woman. More 5 Michael Strahan & Sara Haines; John David Washington; Ryan Starr Air date: Sep 10, 2018 Michael Strahan and Sara Haines ("GMA Day"); and John David Washington ("BlacKkKlansman"). Also: Ellen welcomes 10-year-old Ryan Starr from Dunkirk, Md. Ryan joined a dance contest while on a Carnival Cruise, which he won, and a video of his performance went viral. More 6 Heidi Klum; Olivia Munn; Melissa Etheridge; Seth Owen; Charity Anderson and Andres Penate Air date: Sep 11, 2018 Heidi Klum ("America's Got Talent"); Olivia Munn ("The Predator"); Melissa Etheridge, who performs "Come to My Window"; and "World of Dance" Season 2 finalists Charity Anderson and Andres Penate. Also: Ellen welcomes Seth Owen from Jacksonville. Seth's parents discovered he was gay when he was a high-school sophomore and, when he was a senior, kicked him out. Seth was accepted to Georgetown on a scholarship; his teachers and others started a GoFundMe for him to cover additional tuition costs. More 7 LeBron James & Channing Tatum; Naomi Osaka; Dave Matthews Band Air date: Sep 12, 2018 LeBron James and Channing Tatum ("Smallfoot"). Also: the dave Matthews Band perform; and Ellen welcomes 9-year-old hip-hop dancer Jaylah Brown from Los Angeles. A video of her dancing to Iggy Azalea's "Kream" went viral over the summer. More 8 Kristen Bell; Kalen Allen and Matt Wright; Mary Halsey Air date: Sep 13, 2018 Kristen Bell ("Momsplaining" and "The Good Place"). Also: viral food critic Kalen Allen and Ellen's co-executive producer Matt Wright attend the Minnesota State Fair; and Mary Halsey of Warwick, R.I., who sings Missy Elliott's "Work It" in a viral video shot at a karaoke event. More 9 Colin Jost; Michael Che; Cher; Finn Hathaway; Akbar Cook Air date: Sep 14, 2018 Colin Jost and Michael Che ("70th Primetime Emmy Awards"); and Cher. Also: Ellen welcomes 7-year-old periodic table expert Finn Hathaway from Denver. He can recite all the elements in order in less than two minutes. More 10 Cate Blanchett; Issa Rae; Shelly Fitzgerald; Jevh Maravilla; Christian Toledo Air date: Sep 17, 2018 Cate Blanchett ("The House with a Clock in Its Walls"); and Issa Rae ("Insecure"). Also, Ellen welcomes Shelly Fitzgerald, a guidance counselor at Roncalli Catholic High School in Indianapolis who was placed on administrative leave after school officials discovered she was married to a woman. Plus, Ellen welcomes Jevh Maravilla and Christian Toledo from Pearland, Texas. Jevh and Christian hung a fake poster of themselves on a wall in their local McDonald's that went unnoticed for 51 days. More Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for The Ellen DeGeneres Show: Season 16 There are no critic reviews yet for Season 16. Keep checking Rotten Tomatoes for updates! Audience Reviews for The Ellen DeGeneres Show: Season 16 There are no featured audience reviews yet. Click the link below to see what others say about The Ellen DeGeneres Show: Season 16! 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