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I was a victim of this also.chet said:The show went 17 minutes long and my DVR stopped at the normal time.
I was a victim of this also.chet said:The show went 17 minutes long and my DVR stopped at the normal time.
I'm with you guys -- I thought it was a perfect final show.higgins said:Agreed -- loved it.shuke said:Thought it was perfect Dave.Willie Neslon said:Shockingly bad and I love Dave. Great last montage but a big whiff when it's all said and done.
Bill Carter, author of The Late Shift (a great read, by the way) was on Colin's show today and addressed this.ShamrockPride said:I respect Dave as an innovator of late night talk shows, but as he got older he lost the comedy aspects as he transitioned to a more political focused show. He just seemed like the old cranky guy who lost touch with his audience. Last night, I was kind of expecting a little more emotion (not quite as much as Jay, whose sendoff was truly moving), but it just seemed like he was eager to be done with it all and get off the stage.
i think he became emblematic of his network and its audience.ShamrockPride said:I respect Dave as an innovator of late night talk shows, but as he got older he lost the comedy aspects as he transitioned to a more political focused show. He just seemed like the old cranky guy who lost touch with his audience. Last night, I was kind of expecting a little more emotion (not quite as much as Jay, whose sendoff was truly moving), but it just seemed like he was eager to be done with it all and get off the stage.
I guess I was expecting something different, a little more exciting. I need to watch again, this time sober.shuke said:Thought it was perfect Dave.Willie Neslon said:Shockingly bad and I love Dave. Great last montage but a big whiff when it's all said and done.
Among my favorite bits were the ones where Dave would send Rupert Jee somewhere and feed funny lines into his earpiece.The funniest thing I ever saw him do was the skit where he was directing the waiter and had him deliver a glass of water with his thumb in it. The diner complained saying that his finger was in the water and Dave had the waiter correct her saying it wasn't his finger but it was his thumb.
Coming back with thumb in the water with the kitchen gloves on killed me.The funniest thing I ever saw him do was the skit where he was directing the waiter and had him deliver a glass of water with his thumb in it. The diner complained saying that his finger was in the water and Dave had the waiter correct her saying it wasn't his finger but it was his thumb.
I was not aware until recently that she is a multi billionaire (or at least a huge stakeholder) from a family fortune. The money she made from Seinfeld was pocket change by comparison.John Bender said:My god, Julia Louis Dreyfuss is smoking hot.
That was a top 10 Letterdude moment for me.Rupert Gee was the waiter. "We don't know what the hell we're doing here. We're just playing grab ### in the kitchen."The funniest thing I ever saw him do was the skit where he was directing the waiter and had him deliver a glass of water with his thumb in it. The diner complained saying that his finger was in the water and Dave had the waiter correct her saying it wasn't his finger but it was his thumb.
I enjoyed it on 2nd sober viewingshuke said:Thought it was perfect Dave.Willie Neslon said:Shockingly bad and I love Dave. Great last montage but a big whiff when it's all said and done.
Fallon yes. Dave no. Certain shows.Like every day?I dvr letterman and Fallon
I have series finales of Criminal Minds, Bates Motel, and Stalker to watch. I have all the 2014 Jets games. I have E:60 on Matt Harvey and 30 for 30 on Christian Laettner to watch. I also have a few A Football Life episodes on there. I will watch these programs at some point in the future. I also have the last three Letterdude episodes on there but I watched two of the three already.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
Just curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
Things change?Just curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
First off, its easy to watch it the next day at work.Just curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
1991 EG was finishing schoolwork/work at 10-11 PM most nights and was often parked in front of a TV watching Letterman at 12:30 with a six pack and doing bong rips with his buddies.Things change?Just curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
2015 EG sounds like a ##### referring to himself in the 3rd person.1991 EG was finishing schoolwork/work at 10-11 PM most nights and was often parked in front of a TV watching Letterman at 12:30 with a six pack and doing bong rips with his buddies.Things change?Just curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
2015 EG has to be up at 6 AM and DVRs anything that starts 11 PM or later Sun-Thurs.
2015 EG invites you to eat him.2015 EG sounds like a ##### referring to himself in the 3rd person.1991 EG was finishing schoolwork/work at 10-11 PM most nights and was often parked in front of a TV watching Letterman at 12:30 with a six pack and doing bong rips with his buddies.Things change?Just curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
2015 EG has to be up at 6 AM and DVRs anything that starts 11 PM or later Sun-Thurs.
3ot hockey game the night before and a newborn daughterStaying up isn't an issue. I just don't watch commercials. Don't really care about watching most things live.Just curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
Criminal Minds is not done. It's back next year.I have series finales of Criminal Minds, Bates Motel, and Stalker to watch. I have all the 2014 Jets games. I have E:60 on Matt Harvey and 30 for 30 on Christian Laettner to watch. I also have a few A Football Life episodes on there. I will watch these programs at some point in the future. I also have the last three Letterdude episodes on there but I watched two of the three already.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
I don't see what is wrong with watching the show at 7am the next day? I did this in the 80s with VCR tapes, I did it the last 2 weeks with DVR.Just curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
I'm East Coast 43 with two kids and get up at 530 in the morningIused to watch his Late Late Show live when I was in my twentiesJust curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
Not everyone is on your cushy schedule. I was up at 4am on Thursday and wasn't going to stay up to watch it live. The DVR is there to make my life more convenient and also to help me avoid having to be on someone else's schedule. Don't know why that's hard for you to comprehend.Just curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
Yes, that is what I meant to write.Hu-Tang Clan said:Criminal Minds is not done. It's back next year.I have series finales of Criminal Minds, Bates Motel, and Stalker to watch. I have all the 2014 Jets games. I have E:60 on Matt Harvey and 30 for 30 on Christian Laettner to watch. I also have a few A Football Life episodes on there. I will watch these programs at some point in the future. I also have the last three Letterdude episodes on there but I watched two of the three already.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
Dear god, why??I have series finales of Criminal Minds, Bates Motel, and Stalker to watch. I have all the 2014 Jets games.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
Yes. Dave came back on stage and danced the waltz with a constantly changing hologram of all the famous deceased guests. Hauntingly beautiful and unforgettable.I missed then end too due to dvr issue. I watched the "farewell" on YouTube. Was there anything after that other than the foo fighters?
Got you riled up, Jack.3ot hockey game the night before and a newborn daughterStaying up isn't an issue. I just don't watch commercials. Don't really care about watching most things live.Just curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
The lead into the next show was good. The host of the late late show who, no one seems to know, sat with a near unrecognizable Sting and sang. It's worth a watch:I missed then end too due to dvr issue. I watched the "farewell" on YouTube. Was there anything after that other than the foo fighters?
That was funny.The lead into the next show was good. The host of the late late show who, no one seems to know, sat with a near unrecognizable Sting and sang. It's worth a watch:I missed then end too due to dvr issue. I watched the "farewell" on YouTube. Was there anything after that other than the foo fighters?
http://youtu.be/n_UfC0tX4aE
Anyone have that tab? I'd love to play that.The lead into the next show was good. The host of the late late show who, no one seems to know, sat with a near unrecognizable Sting and sang. It's worth a watch:I missed then end too due to dvr issue. I watched the "farewell" on YouTube. Was there anything after that other than the foo fighters?
http://youtu.be/n_UfC0tX4aE
Even on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday!Like every day?I dvr letterman and Fallon
So you don't understand how someone who doesn't watch Letterman in 2015 didn't get into Letterman in the 80's? That's your issue?Just curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
I believe he is speaking to the fans, the ones who watched religiously in the time before dvr's, who stayed up past 1am to watch, how they couldn't be bothered to watch the final show as it aired. To me his comment is a poignant statement on people changing and getting older. There was a time when the show was a nightly commitment for a certain segment of people and he's asking if those same people can't commit to one final night how they ever committed at all. i agree with him. I had to stay up for the final show because couldn't imagine missing it. Watching a daily comedy/talk show like that later on just isn't the same, especially that one. It's the difference between eating bread right out of the over or days later. Daily shows like that get stale fast.So you don't understand how someone who doesn't watch Letterman in 2015 didn't get into Letterman in the 80's? That's your issue?Just curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
I believe he is speaking to the fans, the ones who watched religiously in the time before dvr's, who stayed up past 1am to watch, how they couldn't be bothered to watch the final show as it aired. To me his comment is a poignant statement on people changing and getting older. There was a time when the show was a nightly commitment for a certain segment of people and he's asking if those same people can't commit to one final night how they ever committed at all. i agree with him. I had to stay up for the final show because couldn't imagine missing it. Watching a daily comedy/talk show like that later on just isn't the same, especially that one. It's the difference between eating bread right out of the over or days later. Daily shows like that get stale fast.So you don't understand how someone who doesn't watch Letterman in 2015 didn't get into Letterman in the 80's? That's your issue?Just curious how someone who can't stay up to watch this legend's final show (at 10:30 central time even) ever got into it in the first place.Everybody post your dvr schedules for shuke because it's a hot issue for him apparently.
It's sad to think that the era of Letterman is over. It didn't really hit me until the show ended, seeing the set being thrown in the dumpster. Even though I hadn't watched as much as I used to it was comforting to know he was still on the air. For some of us, he was our guy. His sense of comedy spoke to us and he was the first who did. There's nobody out there like him. hopefully somebody steps up to fill the void.
I guess I was expecting more live bits. Something explosive. Not so many taped retrospectives. A final chance to do the live stuff that made him great. So when I first watched it I was a little let down. After watching it a few more times I've changed my tune. The taped bit with the kids was great as was the day in the life of the show, which was fascinating. The final montage was great too.Really enjoyed the finale.
Great combo of montages of great past moments, excellent final Top 10, and Dave sincerely thanking everyone from the show and his family. That reserved level of sentimentality is exactly in line with the person Dave has shown us over the years. No pretense. No schmaltz. Was anyone expecting him to cry or something? I thought it was a great send off.