"And you're more interested in derailing our country with your support of homophobic bigots, deniers of the AIDS epidemic, and corrupt "master puppeteer" cronies in D.C. "
Well, I'm Canadian, so add a "y" in front of the"our" and yeah pretty much.
Sandra and Dave, the Burns and Allen of the Eighties
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I sure wish he'd have her back but I wonder if she's just too associated with the NBC show. I think she's only been on the CBS version once, I could be wrong. Sandra has been hilarious on the past two episode of "2 Broke Girls" right there on CBS. Now's the time, Dave!
That clip is so great. Back then she was the only one who could touch him physically and the only one who gave him crap. A friend and I still quote some of the things she said on that show. "Whatever happened to STACEY Q???".
Isn't it funny to see back when Paul was a one man band?
Amy Sedaris was on tonight and said it was her 34th time. I wonder if she became his go-to weird chick after Sandy?
"I sure wish he'd have her back but I wonder if she's just too associated with the NBC show. I think she's only been on the CBS version once, I could be wrong. Sandra has been hilarious on the past two episode of "2 Broke Girls" right there on CBS. Now's the time, Dave!
That clip is so great. Back then she was the only one who could touch him physically and the only one who gave him crap. A friend and I still quote some of the things she said on that show. "Whatever happened to STACEY Q???".
Isn't it funny to see back when Paul was a one man band?
Amy Sedaris was on tonight and said it was her 34th time. I wonder if she became his go-to weird chick after Sandy?
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Oh I dunno. Always liked when Terry Garr visited. She also called him out on his sh!t too>
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Yeah, that's true, I had forgotten that.
Cher's back!
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YAY
The eagle-eyed will of course notice that she's wearing the same jacket as when she famously re-united with Sonny on the show!*
*Linked on Page 1!
Wow, Bravo!
We're in the home stretch, people! Just three more shows to go - including tonight's show. I've been DVRing Letterman the last couple of weeks and these final shows have been so wonderful. This might be my favorite thus far. A dryly funny - and then surprisingly emotional - final stand up set from Norm Macdonald. A really lovely moment.
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What's that phrase? "I can't even"?
What do we think will happen tomorrow? A surprise Jay Leno handshake? A song from Bette Midler?
When Howard Stern was last on he asked Dave if he was having Jay on his final show and Dave and his producer said no. They may be keeping it a secret, but I kinda believe them. His explanation was that Jay had invited Dave to be on one of his final Tonight Shows and apparently Dave declined the invitation because he felt that final week should be about Jay. He said he imagined that Jay felt the same way about coming on the final Late Show.
Bob Dylan sang a most beautiful song last night, The Night We Called It A Day. And he sang it beautifully, too. xox
I just felt bad for the crew that had to clean up the cake.
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Bette appears to be in Denver tonight. Besides, Marc Shaiman's already been on (with Martin Short) and was fabulous.
One of the rare times I hate being on the West Coast. Gonna be tough to avoid spoilers. I honestly can't think of who will be his final guest(s). It feels like Dave's had every big name who meant something to him on already. Maybe Baayork Lee?
I heard someone from the Kardashian family. maybe!
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AfterEight is appearing over the end credits singing "Is That All There Is?" in a Miss Peggy Lee wig. I am not at liberty to reveal more.
If anyone is recording this tonight, the show runs 15 minutes long. So adjust your time.
(Hope you all don't mind that I jumped in here since I'm mostly a lurker, but this is really important!)
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Oh great. 15 minutes more exhausted in the morning. I think I'll take a disco nap.
Disco naps! I remember on FIP we would designate one person to set their alarm and wake the rest of us up at around midnight-one am.
Thanks to my work, I was VERY fortunate to have been invited to the Letterman show numerous times over the years.
One night in particular stands out in my memory: David Letterman and I share a birthday (date, not year!). My CBS contact knew that, and invited me to be in the audience on April 12, 1995, when Drew Barrymore famously climbed onto his desk and lifted her shirt to reveal her breasts. Following the show I was invited backstage for a birthday greeting, and it was a true pleasure to meet him.
Hard to believe how long ago that was. . . and yet I remember it so clearly.
He will be missed.
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So many of us watched that when it happened and then millions more saw it in clips. And you were there! That's so great.
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