As a man who also lost his father strangely I felt drawn to this episode tonight. My father was a terrific man and the hero of my life. So seeing my favorite talk show host being so personal is more comforting than you could know right now. Thank you.
Thank you so much. This is the kind of reality that people need to help them with their own grief. It was generous of Craig to share this with his fans and public at large. It evokes emotional memories and provides context for us to use in our own situations. A social evolution, so to speak. Thank you Craig. Condolences. Cheers.
Honestly, I think you should post the entire episode. From his beginning eulogy, to the ending, when he is playing drums with the Wicked Tinkers. The entire episode is special. I think it's old enough that you wouldn't get a strike. The fact there are no film clips would be a plus as well.
I could, you're right. But it already exists somewhere else. "The Late Late Show W/ Craig Ferguson" is a great channel for that. I try to take those and add something to it, in this case, I made it shorter for those who maybe don't have 40 minutes. Also, most have seen the eulogy already, that's my impression atleast. Appreciate your interest!
The JayLeno Fly Great video man! Would you be able to add a link to that episode? I never got a chance to watch the show when it was on, and this sounds like a really good one. Cheers!
Wow! Many times I have thought of a guest as "she's great", now with Amy Yasbeck I see most were just funny flirty and small talk, but Amy is deep and wouldn't you just love to have a coffee and chat with someone like that 😊❤
I'm Welsh but the bagpipes are very much Scottish. In Wales our national instrument would be the Harp. But to be fair both are Celtic nations and i do love the bagpipes in small doses
The Welsh are singers not pipers, that’s the Gaelic nations who play pipes. Search for Land of My Fathers, especially well-rendered in major sporting events.
At the risk of sounding super feminine, I have to say that Craig somehow touches the heart like few people do. Forget talkshow hosts, I’m talking human beings. He has a “thing” about him that just brings raw feelings. Whether it is laughter or tears, this dude is a blessing to those who have had the fortunes of being in contact with him, watching him, hearing him, whatever. He definitely hasn’t been a role model in his life but he damn sure demonstrates what human beings should be like.
Soothe the soul with dreams of eternity , share the love with stories of my youth , know me in flowers that bloom , taste me in teardrops , gather me in a book you love , wander with me in the echoes of the wonder of this life. SUDZ
As a man who also lost his father strangely I felt drawn to this episode tonight. My father was a terrific man and the hero of my life. So seeing my favorite talk show host being so personal is more comforting than you could know right now. Thank you.
I've never seen him melt into a hug the way he does here.
Thank you so much. This is the kind of reality that people need to help them with their own grief. It was generous of Craig to share this with his fans and public at large.
It evokes emotional memories and provides context for us to use in our own situations. A social evolution, so to speak.
Thank you Craig. Condolences. Cheers.
I have just finished Craig's autobiography, a fantastic read and a remarkable life!
Amy Yasbeck, what a rose. 🌹❤️
Honestly, I think you should post the entire episode. From his beginning eulogy, to the ending, when he is playing drums with the Wicked Tinkers. The entire episode is special. I think it's old enough that you wouldn't get a strike. The fact there are no film clips would be a plus as well.
I could, you're right. But it already exists somewhere else. "The Late Late Show W/ Craig Ferguson" is a great channel for that. I try to take those and add something to it, in this case, I made it shorter for those who maybe don't have 40 minutes. Also, most have seen the eulogy already, that's my impression atleast. Appreciate your interest!
The JayLeno Fly Great video man! Would you be able to add a link to that episode? I never got a chance to watch the show when it was on, and this sounds like a really good one. Cheers!
Wow! Many times I have thought of a guest as "she's great", now with Amy Yasbeck I see most were just funny flirty and small talk, but Amy is deep and wouldn't you just love to have a coffee and chat with someone like that 😊❤
My grandfather is from Wales.I just love the pipes.I guess the sound of bagpipes is in my soul.
I'm Welsh but the bagpipes are very much Scottish. In Wales our national instrument would be the Harp. But to be fair both are Celtic nations and i do love the bagpipes in small doses
The Welsh are singers not pipers, that’s the Gaelic nations who play pipes. Search for Land of My Fathers, especially well-rendered in major sporting events.
At the risk of sounding super feminine, I have to say that Craig somehow touches the heart like few people do. Forget talkshow hosts, I’m talking human beings. He has a “thing” about him that just brings raw feelings. Whether it is laughter or tears, this dude is a blessing to those who have had the fortunes of being in contact with him, watching him, hearing him, whatever. He definitely hasn’t been a role model in his life but he damn sure demonstrates what human beings should be like.
thank you very much...love it
Yasbeck....wow...she seems like the kind of woman I'd be proud as hell to marry. Wow!...
The story about Google and googol made me like her even more, she's such a geek ^^'
Nice segment. At the 6:56 mark when they came back form break, Amy had a twitch, like something "bit" her on the backside. Strange.
In french please
@@yannitro5485 ?? Sorry, I don't understand what you're asking.
Never imagined I would hear the bagpipes and a didgeridoo together.
Thanks man!
Love Amy ❤️
John Ritter's wife. She has her own sad story as well.
sad episode
Soothe the soul with dreams of eternity , share the love with stories of my youth , know me in flowers that bloom , taste me in teardrops , gather me in a book you love , wander with me in the echoes of the wonder of this life. SUDZ
Romany ..... not "gypsies"😊