Meg Parsont Collection on Letterman, Part 1 of 3: 1990
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2019
- Meg Parsont worked in the Publicity Department at Pocket Books in the Simon & Schuster building across the street from 30 Rock. Dave chatted with her on the phone 32 times on the bird network and then once on his CBS show. Here are all of her appearances, in three parts.
Part 1: 1990
Prologue. June 25, 1993. CNN Showbiz Today.
1990:
1. February 15. Office Worker of the Month; first of two studio appearances.
2. February 27. New jacket.
3. March 20. First window drop.
4. April 3. Paper airplane.
5. April 24. Hole-punch confetti.
6. May 8. Phone dangle.
7. May 22. Phone dangle, clams.
8. June 12. Staff squeeze, Kamarr; second of two studio appearances.
9. July 17. Fire extinguisher.
10. August 14. Shampoo with Tara Duffy.
11. September 11. Miss America Marjorie Judith Vincent.
12. October 9. Top Ten book.
13. October 30. Sparklers, Samoan Fire Dancers.
14. November 20. Thanksgiving.
15. December 18. Christmas tree.
Part 2 (1991) is here: • Meg Parsont Collection...
Part 3 (1992-93) is here: • Meg Parsont Collection...
I always liked how Meg waved by opening and closing her hand. It’s endearing.
It is right ? I was just thinking the same thing
Finding someone as charming as she is was like winning the lottery on that first call. What a great bit this was, and part of the hilarity is Dave dialing the phone himself. This is such prime Dave. Thanks for all the work putting these together.
An hour and a half of this held my attention better than any movie made in the last few years.
I am 43 and live in Melbourne Australia. The Late Show with David Letterman made me want to move to New York and be part of the culture. Meg, I feel, represents the best of it. I was so sad and angry when 911 happened. These clips are an archive of the 'Golden Age' that we must all treasure.
This is what I loved about Dave's early years. He was always doing crazy, off the cuff things. Simon and Schuster must have loved the publicity.
I had forgotten just how great the NBC 12:30 AM Letterman show was. To this day there is nothing like it on television. It was like a cable access show was plopped on Network TV with no supervision and you were just hanging out with the guy. Quirky odd ball guests, crazy bits like the above, and the grumpy sarcastic Dave. Still the best.
Yeah, it was great, I was in my 20s and me and my roommates watched Dave every night. We had a big crush on Meg.
THIS!
What is amazing is how much I saw this when it aired. Had no idea I watched it so much,
What a stroke of luck to get the sweetest woman in the United States of America
No, not even close.
Remember when we had 3 channels and late night was this good?
Four Channels, wherever i am. ABC, NBC, CBS and PBS (not that i am bragging.)
That was in the 1950's
Mario Cisneros But even with a dozen or two channels, they were almost all infomercials or off the air overnight, so only a couple (maybe 3) would have any real shows on. So technically correct?
We had the 4 main channels, NBC, ABC, CBS and PBS, and then we were lucky, we lived an hour outside Chicago, and we picked up 2 extra channels out of Chicago on UHF. Channel 32, and Channel 44. They actually had good stuff on them every once in a while, for kids anyway. Some pretty good cartoons, and White Sox games. I was a Cubs fan, but still occasionally watched the Sox. I liked watching when Wilber Wood pitched because he threw knuckleballs. As a kid that putch just fascinated me. He joined the Sox in 1967.
@@sfcmp7005right same here in Philadelphia and then at some point when I was still just a kid we ended up with originally I think just one channel on UHF and then to and then three ... wow when we went into UHF we really thought we were badass having one or two extra channels at first ... but it really did make a difference though .
She has such a sweet voice and demeanor, and watching this is so addicting.
These clips bring me true joy. I was young and naive in 1990, and this takes me back there, despite it all.
Great I've fallen in love with a woman from 1990
She is only 56. Wonder about her marriage and any kids.
A) i don’t like the direction of this thread b)it’s messed up we both know what she looks like know (still beautiful)
@@kurtdanielson993
She married an actor named Daniel Katz she still lives in manhatten and works for another publisher and wrote a coffee table book abotu Weird Al Yankovick
Robert Asch 👍👍
I must have been working night shift at this time since I don't remember these segments at all. Nonetheless, I clicked the video thumbnail because she looked cute. Turned out to be a good choice -- she's adorable.
This is the kind of stuff that brought Late Night above and beyond anything before it, and ensured the longevity.
i couldn't have said it any better than that
chatting with an office girl?? i guess.
@@johnnynbk The innovation and risky behavior that Late Night started and continued. Sorry if you can't understand.
Meg Parsont was GREAT! What a SPORT & so sweet!!
There is a lot of PAINSTAKING old school editing in order to build a video like this, similar to how I remember doing with a pair of cassette recorders, later VCRs. This is *VERY WELL DONE.*
@burteriksson When making audiocassettes there was a brief time interval that the erase head preceded the record head, meaning that when you push record there is a tiny overlap, "double recording". I liked that effect, so a new song ttarted above the last second or so of the previous fadeout. I was fascinated with (and going for a similar effect to) how DJs sometimes would play the downbeat of a new song over the fade-out of another (though they did it with two separate turntables, and just let them run together briefly before twisting down the old one's [on air] volume and lifting the needle and killing the speed and lifting the disc and sleeving it and setting it in the "played" stack. Tragic that that will not make the a great deal of sense to many nowaday listeners, even though everything I just described was the DJ's human hand operations, not electronic mumbo jumbo!).
@burteriksson You busted me! Yes, nobody, but nobody "pushed record" to start recording; as you said, they released pause. At the perfect instant! Often while watching a stop watch, after the practice run establishing the exact time that the downbeat or first sound occurred! But **I** just lied! There *were* occasions where you pushed record to begin: when you heard something on radio, and said, Oh SPIT and breathlessly ran up to get it going. Hysterically examining opened cassette cases and praying that they were empty, so you wouldn't record over a treasure, because you hadn't labeled it yet! Or making wartime decisions like, can I tape over this thing that I really wanted to keep, except I don't have any new tapes at the moment! Like, when you heard the guy on FM already starting "Sunday night album hour" five minutes early, OWWW, so there's no time for sane and rational behavior!
@burteriksson XL II C90 :) Lots and lots of 'em.
I even remember, and this is bad, the emergence of C90's because initially it was presumed that only 60s could be thick enough for suitable fidelity. And 120s were considered way out of the question for "serious" people. And those 60s made for interesting compromises with double music albums!
I also remember the advent of "Chromium Dioxide" and "metal" and many debates over whether they would tear up your heads.
And I'm also old enough to know people who mocked the "relatively lo-fi" cassette-using music recording people categorically, as they had their slick TEAC reel to reels. And they did indeed sound bodacious.
Hey, I admire and salute your transfer project! I'm scared to start, it's such a big job.
Bah! Just a pair of scissors and some tape!
That’s how ya knew you had the bug
It's May 27 so HAPPY BIRTHDAY MEG!🎁🎸🎷🎺🎻🌃🎉🎈. I hope you've had a wonderful life for the past 30 years.
Me too.
This is why Dave is GREAT! Dave was always real, original, and appreciated everyone on his show. There will never be another "Dave"!!
yes he is really funny! They made me laugh!
Anyone else have a mini-crush on Meg back in the day? I mean, besides Dave. lol
I think Dave was more into Tara, but was also charmed by Meg. ;)
she was adorable, beautiful smile.
Ms. Parsont had such a wonderful telephone manner and, obviously, built a rapport, with Dave.(and, yes, indeed, I had.)
I did
YES
Imagine that! A regular gal, just an ordinary New Yorker, who becomes a sensation long before UA-cam is even thought of.
Wow that's the power of national broadcast media, eh? Gotta love those big corporations always making dreams come true for the little guy!
Love your Zappa icon.
Just love her wit. She is a fav of mine and have watched most of her presentations, conversations and interviews.
The thing that blows my mind is that Dave started talking to Meg in 1990, in my mind I remember this as something Dave did early in the Late Night era around 84 or 85 at the latest. I didn't think I was watching Dave as much in the 90's but evidently I still was because I remember watching the very first Meg episode and many after that.
Man Dave hit gold when he called Meg. Three hours of content with a high quality guest who was up for hijinks whenever he was short of filler and no money outlaid. No writers required and they didn't even stump for a tripod for some of them. Didn't even have to plug a movie or show. Meg is a talk show host's dream.
It's three videos of Meg in all. Almost 7 hours of Meg.
It’s almost like REAL people are just as OR MORE interesting than celebrities (Who are not real people.)
That suit was not cheap! Paul
@@famousoriginal7971 Celebrities aren't "real people?" Man, you need to get your head screwed on straight-go back to school or something. That is some of the dumbest shit I ever heard.
This was GREAT!!! Feels like being transported back in time...I miss David Letterman...Thank you so very much for putting this together💖
This is crazy -- I hadn't thought about Meg in forever, then earlier today she popped into my head, and now I see that you posted these compilations just days ago, Don. You're the best!
What a trip for Meg. Just happened to answer a phone one night, translates into a 4.5 hour Letterman best on UA-cam in 2020.
4.5 hours?
2:48:41 is 2 hours, 48 minutes, and 41 seconds
@@mwilliamshs you see how it says PART 1 there genius? and actually there are 3 parts, so its more like 6.5 hours. Thanks for playing!
@@calixa so either way you were off by 2 hours
@@mwilliamshs just take the loss buddy, he was right, you were wrong, move along.
@@pondababa4197 fight! fight!
I think we're all hoping that Meg will add a comment on this compilation.
At 26:00 “That pasta and tap water diet agrees with you.” THAT David Letterman was the best. Quick, smart, hilarious.
The show was incredibly lucky to happen to call Meg out of all the offices in her building. She was wonderful and always seemed fun to talk to.
Haven't even come close to finishing this one yet, but I already want to thank you for accomplishing this Herculean task. I had forgotten how excellent she was on this show.
Thanks!!
Don Giller Thank you Don.
I totally forgot about Meg. She was a cutie and a real sweetheart. Just made me remember why I loved Dave so much. Thanks for putting these together.
burteriksson don’t be like that
I bet she was popular with the staff after she was on the show.she probably got sick of hearing .have you heard from dave haha
Reading these comments.. clearly most of the audience fell in love with her
In case no one has mentioned it before, at the very beginning Paul is playing "Telephone Line" by ELO as the "dialing music"
Thanks, I was just going to ask that.
Yeah, fairly sure we all got it.
He even mentions it.....
@phosphorescent wave have you been alright
Christopher Gardner through all those lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely nights
"The Smith and Wesson building, no the Briggs and Stratton building." This is good stuff. Thanks for compiling this.
Meg was such a beauty. As an aside, I can't believe those office windows would actually open. I wonder if building codes ever changed them to prevent them from opening?
I had an office in NY city as recently as late 2019 and the window opened. If the building was built that way there's no law that made the landlords seal them up.
@@johnphelan5382 Thanks, John! Now I know the answer! I was thinking that many businesses seem to do whatever they can to limit the possibility of people hurting themselves -- and, thus, limiting their liability. Growing up, I don't recall having warnings on so many things (e.g. "Please do not stick sharpened pencil in eyes or ears. Harm may result." or "Caution: Coffee is hot. Please do not pour in lap.") or access to many dangerous areas or situations being as limited or restricted. In the case of windows being allowed to open in office/residential buildings, certainly it would be helpful on lower floors, if evacuation by the Fire Department were necessary. And, people don't seem to be throwing themselves or other items out of the windows that do open, so perhaps humanity deserves more credit than I give it. :-) I hope you and your loved ones are well and remain so.
@@johnphelan5382 Simon and Shuster building was completed in 1939, older NYC buildings had windows that weren’t sealed shut. By the time the World Trade Towers were completed 35 years later, most “new” construction had windows panes sealed shut.
Took me some 7 hours to watch the entire video , pausing between each episode to read the comments , do some cooking , check some backgrounds , follow some links
The quality of this video is absolutely top : it *never* loses the focus yet provides a lot of context and the cuts are close to perfect - Don created a true masterpiece here
And the comments here are of a rare quality too , without a single dissonant
And Meg the Gem , the Star of the Show : Heaven must be missing an Angel , but please don't tell them we know where she is !
What a great place to revisit from time to time
Thank you Don 🙏
Thank _you_!!
Yes, Don is a talented man
I like them all, but one of my favorites has to be when Dave invited Meg over to assist with Kamar the magician. Meg was such a good sport and we got see her. I really enjoyed the review of the paperbacks that she brought over. Such a nice smile and so pleasant.
Dang! Wouldn't it be great if Dave had Meg on his Netflix Show "My Next Guest Needs No Introduction" and just sit with her for the entire episode?
what a great idea!!!
I was thinking that as well! I'd much rather see that then Kanye!
sdtn22 kanye is the most interesting person ever even if you dont like him. What are you talking about?
@@siccboy377 Well I wouldn't say "most ever" but true, he is interesting.
Lol it'd be cool, but I hate to break the bad news, but I doubt it'll happen.
[Especially since she infamously jumped out the window of her office.]
The Letterman show was so different from everything else that I'd ever seen on TV. It was the first time a TV show actually made me laugh out loud.
Hooked on his morning shows in 1980, must see!
@Joe Turner Are you insane? There is nothing even remotely similar. Carson was like a network talk show. Letterman was like a cable access show was put on network television.
@Joe Turner Wrong, 100%. No resemblance in style, format, shtick, routines.
Dave changed the game.
@Joe Turner still appreciate how wrong you were?
The fact that this is an almost 3-hour youtube video with no ads...wow.
s It's not like YOU noticed the lack of ads
Good call! I didn’t even notice it either. This is pretty much an unprecedented happening, at least in my personal UA-cam experience. You got me over here actually trying to think of the last 17 minute video I watched that didn’t have at least two, I’m leaving you a 👍🏽 too.
Duke Thomas
I was appreciative of the lack of ads
@burteriksson Really though eh?
@burteriksson "Really though, eh?" is a thing that Canadians say...well, Nova Scotians do, maybe not all Canadians.
It's amazing how well this show holds up, almost 30 years after he left NBC.
I always enjoyed how Dave would refer to her building as a different company each time 😄
And how he always asked her what she did there
And asking after Jerry... I mean Larry... I mean Terry... "His name is Tony!"
I think Dave was jealous of Tony
@@marcelwilliamson7384
He liked Meg.
I came here to laugh, not fall in love 💘
She's quick minded, a real treat, when he had her come on the show
Come back to us Dave.
We all miss you.
Thank you for the memories and Paul.
And this gal as well....
Megan is such a sweetheart, first time ever seeing it thanks to UA-cam's recommendations
I remember this bit back in the day.
Dave had a real talent for showcasing everyday people and bringing out the best in them.
I too vividly remember Meg and the bit for a number of shows. Hard to believe this was 32 years ago?! Holy sheeit we're getting old.
This was one of the most entertaining bits on late night TV ever! Meg was such a good sport.
why didn't she become a big star? "where are they now?"
@@tonym994
She embezzled $18.5 million from her employer Simon & Schuster, dumped Tony, and disappeared. It is rumored that she is living on a private island just off Bora Bora with the fire dancer.
always knew she was shady.
Meg brings me joy.
I just realized why I refer to a drink as "a lovely beverage." I watched a lot of this show in the 80's.
can i get a little dialing music
"leggy super-models easy on the eyes"
he does call them.programs, you know.
“There isn’t a man, woman or child alive that doesn’t like a nice beverage”
You and me both, sarge!!!
Meg's history on Late Night was the greatest non-celebrity saga in history! I loved the hell out of this bit...for a while, we used to gather round the TV anticipating Dave messing with Meg.
how can anyone down vote this? Thank you for pulling this together!!!
She has so many virtues, I could go on and on... But, here's this: she has the cutest, most distinctive wave EVER! I look forward to it in every segment.
Yeah I dig that grabby wave lol
You know this was set up
You don’t randomly get a looker that plays coy
@@bradmilano3717
I disagree, but understand your skepticism. Like all the reality shows are 100% scripted. Even American Pickers and that goofy British show Wheeler Dealers.
@@bradmilano3717 YOU don't.
@@bradmilano3717 Sure you do. Dave did things like this all the time at NBC, calling payphones to get a random to come on the show, calling the restaurant below the office window and having the waiter take the phone to a table.
The reality is more like: nine times out of ten you don't get somebody who works this well, and the one time you do, you milk it.
Hence, they had probably a dozen or more random civilians on the show in this fashion, and most of them weren't this entertaining, but the one who was they kept having back.
I love that you put the right amount of intro into each clip. This is great editing! Much appreciated!
Thanks! I think context is crucial.
@@dongiller yes thank you so much for all the hard work you have done over the years organizing and curating these collections .
April 30 2020,At home waiting for the world to calm down and watching this of what I have never seen before.
Thanks Dave. Your still number 1.
My N3xt Guest Needs No Introduction is Dave's newest evolution. I LOVE IT TOO!
omg, I forgot how great Dave was at NBC. The CBS years are grim by comparison.
I wouldn't say grim but you're right: Late Night was a lot more fun than the Late Show.
Chris Elliott had a lot to do with it. Him not being there, on CBS, on CBS.
I'm so glad YT recommended this gem to me, she is adorable
May I say that this is absolutely the best channel on UA-cam. Thank you. Everyone who watched that original NBC show knows the magic that surrounded it. You tuned to see Dave. You never knew what was going to happen. Even Eddie Vedder said that before Pearl Jam he was a night security guard and David was his co-pilot every night.
This is so great because no cue cards are involved! It's all off the cuff and it's brilliant! What a time to be young and thriving, along with Dave, Paul, the band and Meg! ❤❤❤
I've always loved it when he throws the pencils. So silly.
This is fun. Meg is great. I sat through the whole thing. I really need to get up and do some things before I watch Part 2.
Can I go back to this time please? 😭
This is so perfect for the Corona Virus Quarantine. Bless you for this compilation!
If you do make it back in time, invest everything in APPLE!
I end up watching this whole thing every year or two. Never gets old. I miss that show.
OMG, who could forget the loveable Meg and over one million views I can see many can share the sentiment. Don, it only takes one guy to put together all these wonderful Dave moments from the past and you are the man! I had to create a new playlist for Dave clips.
👏👍👍♥️😀
Meg was the best. She did everything Dave asked except paint her office which she wasn't allowed to.
There are a lot of good old material from this great shows. Thank, god! Who can watch the "late shows" from today?
I loved this recurring bit so much. She was just so adorable and couldn’t have been more perfect for the show ❤️
God, Letterman really was the king. Something about this bit -- wholesome, irreverent, so very funny, celebratory etc etc. Such great television
This makes me so happy, to finally get to see MEG! She was ALWAYS a joy to see. If I had been David Letterman I would have proposed to her!!! She was, IMHO, one of the PRETTIEST girls on TV. I was bummed out when Dave moved to CBS, because it meant that Meg wouldn't be on Dave's show! And, once Dave moved to CBS, and if I had been Dave, I would have offered her a job, and, I would have doubled whatever she was getting from Simon & Schuster!!!!!!!
I grew up with Letterman living in The Netherlands. I used to smoke weed before the show began. Now im a boring old guy and Letterman looks like Santa. Times fly.
Paul Wevers I never knew that letterman was living in the Netherlands.
I had the same routine but with Conan. If I had one little tiny nugget during the day, it was saved for when the musical or comedy guest was on Leno and that's when I smoked it so I was good and ready for a masturbating bear appearance. NO JOKE.
was he on tv in the netherlands?didnt know that
Paul Wevers maybe you shouldn’t have smoked all that weed.
@@NetCerpher Yeah, he grew up over there with Paul Wevers, can't you read? He was the kid model for Dutch Boy Paint. 😋
Meg reminded me of the actress who played Bailey Quarters on WKRP in Cincinnati.
Dam . She was that girl next door pretty who didn't know they were pretty
Pete Miller I would totally agree with that and there was a familiarity with her that I couldn’t pinpoint
Totally
Michael Johnson Meg ended up in Porn. Look it up!
Now that you mention it, she does kinda resemble Jan Smithers, although Jan is quite a bit older than Meg. I'd never really thought of it before.
Meg is now waving to the entire world, if not universe, for at least two years now. A tremendous legacy, and I'm not being ironic.
@J B she’s 60 years old now probably a senior employee at a publisher
I MISS THIS SHOW!
So effing charming.....the whole thing. This is what made this show so special.
I'm glad UA-cam recommended this to me. This is hilarious.
I planned on watching maybe 15 mins of this... ended up watching the entire 3 hours and now on to the next 2 parts!
@@77dris
You're not alone!
This compilation is so much fun, I can't break away!!!! Meg is so sweet.
She was so great right outta the gate. "Is that a good deal?" Thanks for posting these.
@Jobby Peel annoying?
He did almost hang up on her a few times _) she did not want togo on the air
This is great...thanks for putting it together, Don!
Meg really rolled with it better than could be expected. Not over excited, not stuffy; just fun and level headed. Fantastic!
Probably why he brought her back so often. He looked really excited when he called her.
She was very funny, the way she played along
She reminds me of the summer intern or page girl Dave kept calling out at the hallway desk near the Today show. She would answer the phone “6A.” I think her name was Jill Greenberg” or something like that.
I’m laughing so hard. Wasn’t watching Dave back then so missed this awesome show & Meg. Wishing I had beautiful hair like that. What a great sport she was & I learned to love Dave in later years. What a hoot!🤣
i'm CERTAIN your hair is beautiful, too.
Poor Dave ... he always ends up more flustered than the people he tries to fluster! Probably the most charming episode of the entire series. Well, Teri Garr, too.
I remember that first one. I'd tuned in for Todd Rundgren. Lol! Meg was instantly a favorite bit. Thanks for the memories
July 2019; I love Meg. Dad just died and she cheered me up. Thanks Dave. She has a ton of cool.
Sorry for your loss. Anybody who publicly says they love their Dad or that they’ve lost their Dad and is broken up about it is a-ok with me.
That's terrible but I am glad to hear that this video has cheered you up
This is such a reminder of how great this show was. Dang, I miss it.
Notice there’s no computer yet on her desk, ah! the old days.
s abo I noticed that too
I had a computer at that point. And I think many could have benefitted from having one - even for basic word processing and spreadsheet use. A few years earlier - when I was in high school - I turned in a paper printed on dot matrix printer - and my teacher wouldn't except it - thinking I cheated or something - maybe using spell check. Little did she know (but I explained) that I was showing extra talent by having used a computer and - if anything - I should have been rewarded a better grade - not sent home to re-write the damn thing by hand LOL.
@@randyj420 But computers be super spensive backs then
I had a computer about 7 years before this.
@@77dris you had a computer by 1984? Was it an Apple II E ❓
I remember watching this and couldn’t wait every night when she would be on,it was great she was such a sweetheart....
I'm only 20 minutes in but this is absolutely genius
Just finished watching all three parts. So wonderful to see these again, brings on some serious nostalgia!
When Dave was about to do his top ten list and they cut to Biff across the street, I thought, Hey what happened? Then I realized I was watching UA-cam. Damn, I miss Dave so much!
One of my favorites was when it was Meg's birthday and they closed the street and had a marching band in her honor. Also, when they had her drop things out of the window and they caught it in a basket.
All in Parts 2 and 3, linked in the description.
so much to look forward to at the Smith & Wesson :o)
I haven't seen the marching band yet! Looking forward to it. (New fan from the UK.)
Jeez Don. You are a credit to society. Thanks x
Meg thanks you for making this. I remember this skit it was lots of fun. Dave at his best.
Love seeing these old letterman videos. Every night as a kid I stayed up to watch letterman. Was never an early bird, always a night owl. Still today at 41, I have a hard time getting to sleep before 1am, usually like 2-3am and up at 7 for work. Anyway this brings back so many memories watching in my room with the volume low, so my parents didn’t hear me
Meg spelled backwards is Gem. Fitting.
_That's Awesome!!!_
Zolar Czakl god spelled backwards is dog. Fitting.
Just finished part 1 now off to part 2 , just cant get enough of it...thanks Don Giller .
Wow!,..Hey,..Thanks for The Blast From The Past!..
..I Remember Watching Almost All of These When They Aired!..
It's Great to See How The Whole Meg Bit Evolved Over Time!..
Meg Was Always The Highlight of The Show!..
..Meg Is Just Great!.. :-)
Dave was at his best in the late '80s early '90s.... spontaneous, edgy, and funny as hell
He grew into the friendly guy who gets interviews no one else can. He IS David Letterman.
This compilation is a labor of love.
I totally forgot about Meg...wow this brings back memories. Letterman at his best and what a great sport she was.
I felt Dave was at his peak in these years. Great job on the compilation.
His first few seasons at NBC were golden.
Warms the cockles of your heart. Straight from the age of innocence.
Your age of innocence
Mr. Giller: Again, you've done it! I, just, had Ms. Parsont come to mind, to-day(well...remembered, "Meg.")I thought I'd have a look...and, really?! Thank-you, Mr. Giller.
This has to be the finest bits and supplemental material in the history of late night television.
Now I remember why I used to watch this show.
paxwallacejazz now jimmy kibble !!! Never Carson letterman ever again
richard harris Yep. He’s the closest we’ve got now..
Carlos Price Jimmy Kimmel is UN watchable. Zero Creativity. It’s just his hatred for Trump. Soooooo boring even if you hate Trump. Late night is over. It’s all podcasts now. I mean who watches NBC at 1130 at night? 😂 if I have a desire for a late night show I go back to Carson/Letterman re runs. They are so old I don’t remember them or I wasn’t born yet (early Carson). I send HeaLth to you CarLos
richard harris Shame on me, what was I thinking? Actually, Conan is by far the nest now, but unfortunately, the network execs don’t seem to agree.
@@richardharris6058 All the late night shows waste half the show doing Trump impressions. I hate the guy and even I find it a boring waste of time mostly.
i don't remember this when i watched. i'm sure it was kind of a running gag, but when you watch it like this, it's very sweet. and, again, outstanding editing.