Late Night with David Letterman

Feb 06, 1992

Dave remotes from Radio City Music Hall in New York City to reminisce on ten years of 'Late Night with David Letterman' on NBC. Bill Murray stops by to say hi between various collections of clips of his many guests and musical acts over the years plus a live demonstration of "Stupid Pet Tricks." Bob Dylan performs live backed by the "World's Most Dangerous Band" led by Paul Shaffer. Sitting in with the band are such greats as Carole King, Chrissie Hynde and Steve Vai.

Feb 01, 1982

Episode 1 / Bill Murray, Mr. Wizard

Feb 02, 1982

Episode 2: Pat Paulsen, Steve Tesich

Feb 03, 1982

Episode 3: Terry Gilliam, Hank Aaron, Al Albert

Feb 04, 1982

Episode 4: John Candy, Joe Flaherty

Feb 05, 1982

Episode 5: Francis Ford Coppola

Nov 17, 1982

Jan 07, 1983

Aug 26, 1982

Oct 07, 1982

Oct 05, 1982

Oct 11, 1982

Nov 24, 1982

Sep 27, 1982

After being bumped from the debut episode of Late Night, Warren Zevon finally appears on the show, performing ""Excitable Boy.""

Jul 26, 1982

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Feb 25, 1982

Remote: ""Celebrities and their Dry-Cleaning.""

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Jun 09, 1982

A (bogus) look at the 1982 World's Fair; Hank Williams, Jr. is interviewed, and sings ""A Country Boy Can Survive;"" ""Celebrities and Their Auto Body Repairs;"" Elayne Boosler does stand-up; director John Carpenter plugs The Thing.

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Aug 18, 1983

Oct 31, 1983

May 05, 1983

May 09, 1983

Nov 17, 1983

Nov 02, 1983

""New Dial-It Services;"" Bill Cosby; comedian-juggler Michael Davis.

Dec 20, 1983

Jan 11, 1984

Feb 23, 1983

Dave invites poorly-seated audience member Cathy Renault to sit onstage; Andy Kaufman & Freddie Blassie visit; Alba Ballard and her assistant show off costumed birds.

Feb 08, 1983

Nov 23, 1983

Feb 14, 1983

""Bad Phone Call"" to TV's Larry Hovis; Dr. Ruth Westheimer answers audience questions; Tommy Casabona drills a hole in Dave's desk to accomodate the desktop microphone cord (the legendary RCA 77DX); former ""Saturday Night Live"" creator/executive producer Lorne Michaels visits.

Apr 27, 1983

May 31, 1983

May 23, 1983

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Sep 29, 1983

Oct 03, 1983

Dave introduces his Columbus Day gift collection and fronts an Afterschool Special called ""They Took My Show Away;"" Gilda Radner promotes Roseanne Roseannadanna's ""Hey, Get Back to Work!"" book, which has an unusually long forward. Later she and Dave call Mrs. Elizabeth Gilles, the prototype for Gilda's Emily Litella character on ""Saturday Night Live.""

Oct 04, 1983

Oct 05, 1983

Oct 06, 1983

R.E.M. performs ""Radio Free Europe.""

Oct 10, 1983

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Dec 20, 1984

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Feb 09, 1984

Nov 27, 1984

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Feb 22, 1984

Nov 29, 1984

Dec 17, 1984

""Brush With Greatness;"" Dave brings Rickey Henderson in from the hall for a wave to the audience; John Lowe of Hammacher Schlemmer shows gifts and gadgets; Eddie Murphy plugs Beverly Hills Cop.

Mar 20, 1984

Nov 12, 1984

Sep 19, 1984

Sep 06, 1984

Nov 28, 1984

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May 02, 1984

Dave unveils his Kitchen of Tomorrow, but not all of the props work.

May 03, 1984

Dave returns to his Kitchen of Tomorrow with the Crouton Toaster. Later he and Paul stage a Rocket Chair Race. The Stupid Pet Tricks segment include a dog that can buy beer and a cockroach walking a tightrope. The postponed ""Know Your Staff"" piece highlights show guitarist Steve Cahn.

May 07, 1984

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May 14, 1984

Leno suggests why aliens never visits MIT.

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Oct 17, 1985

Cold open: Dave rips Arnold Schwarzenegger's sport coat; ""Viewer Mail;"" Dave talks with Arnold and tries to coax fiancee Maria Shriver from the green room; a confused Chris Elliott is under the seats for ""The Fugitive Guy;"" Julia Child makes an omelet; a surprise walk-on from George Burns.

Apr 02, 1985

Oct 10, 1985

Oct 16, 1985

Jul 31, 1985

Aug 21, 1985

Sep 09, 1985

Aug 19, 1985

Included: ""Brush with Greatness,"" now with writer's embellishments.

Aug 20, 1985

Tom Hanks plugs Volunteers; Chris Elliott is ""The Fugitive Guy;"" Mickey Mantle visits.

Sep 17, 1985

Aug 29, 1985

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Aug 26, 1985

Apr 10, 1985

Aug 27, 1985

Aug 22, 1985

Returning NBC affiliate WSAV in Savannah, GA., is brought up to date throughout the show with ""Al Frisch's NBC Theatre;"" ""Viewer Mail;"" Ohio State Fair blue ribbon prize winner Seth Miranda displays giant fruits and vegetables; Chris Elliott with a look at ""The Fugitive Guy;"" a tour of 46th St.; fashion designer Dianne Brill visits.

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May 06, 1985

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May 16, 1985

It's the 552nd ""Late Night"" program, and the fourth to originate in L.A. County. The Hollywood sign behind Dave reads ""El Monte."" Within that backdrop, Mayor Tom Bradley throws things behind Dave's desk, with the obligatory crashing noises. Johnny Carson drops by with a quick-to-assemble ""Tonight Show"" desk.

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Nov 04, 1985

Nov 05, 1985

""Top 10 Complaints About Brent Musberger;"" ""Dumb Ads;"" Lily Tomlin; Dave answers the NBC complaint line; Sting and Branford Marsalis perform ""Roxanne,"" and talk about Bring On The Night.

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Nov 26, 1985

Cold opening: ""Grant Tinker"" comments on sending ""Tom and the gang"" to Tokyo for the Late Night ""Japanese Show;"" Dave and interpreter Mako Hatori look at New Gift Items; Kenny Rogers visits; Larry ""Bud"" with ""Ask Mr. Melmansan""; Randy Bass on being an American playing professional baseball in Japan; Japanese game show producer Masahiro Takahashi is interviewed by Dave and Mako.

Nov 27, 1985

Dec 09, 1985

Dec 10, 1985

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Dec 16, 1985

General Electric has responded to the show's first batch of jokes. As such, Letterman has his own pushbutton and a brochure on pushbuttons, courtesy of G.E.'s General Purpose Control Department in Bloomington, Illinois. Before getting to the guests, Letterman shows off actual Christmas items.

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Jan 06, 1986

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Oct 16, 1986

Recapping the Mets/Astros bet with Houston mayor Kathy Whitmire; ""Viewer Mail"" features eight letters (#6 twice); Paulina Porizkova; director John Waters; Bonnie Raitt sings.

Oct 15, 1986

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Nov 26, 1986

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""Viewer Mail"" features Dave proving he does have a ""romantic bone"" in his body; Rodney Dangerfield ""drops by,"" complete with a Top Ten list and a clip from Back To School; Rosanne Cash; ""Grant Tinker"" with the history of Studio 8H; Dennis Miller; Rosanne performs ""Second To No One.""

Feb 03, 1986

Feb 04, 1986

Feb 05, 1986

Dave does a mini-rant on the all-nude, NYC cable access show, ""Interludes After Midnight;"" ""People Who Won't Be On The Show"" goes awry because it's ""dog night"" in the control room; Dave crashes the set of ""Live At Five,"" and Marv Albert's interview with Wayne Gretzky (anchors Jack Cafferty and Sue Simmons and weatherman Al Roker are briefly seen); Connie Chung disappoints the audience by refusing to do impersonations; another look at the Mayfair House hotel in Coconut Grove, Fl.; Wayne Gretzky brings his Pro Stars breakfast cereal.

Feb 06, 1986

Feb 10, 1986

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Feb 12, 1986

A bullhorn-toting Larry ""Bud"" -- outside the Soviet mission to the United Nations -- tries to get Russians to defect; Lee Marvin promotes Delta Force; kid inventors; comedian Bill Hicks.

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Mar 12, 1986

Test video from the failed first attempt at the ""Late Night Monkey Cam;"" ""Supermarket Finds;"" Michael Keaton plugs Gung Ho; another ""Regulator Guy"" promo; a call to Arnie Barnes; Mariel Hemingway; Roseanne (Barr) does stand-up.

Mar 13, 1986

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Apr 07, 1986

With the baseball season underway, Dave chats with all-time Home Run king Hank Aaron, then meets George Brett of the '85 World Series Champs, the Kansas City Royals.

Apr 08, 1986

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Apr 24, 1986

Lincoln BurnhamGoodbye to the Rough-tailed Jellyfish; ""Viewer Mail"" kills another actor/singer; Jonathan Winters gets a surprise visit from worshiper Robin Williams; Judy Mowatt sings; New Hampshire farmer Lincoln Burnham tells why he refuses to acknowledge Daylight Saving Time.

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May 07, 1986

Cybill ShepherdThe Giant Topaz; in response to Dave's cajoling about her dress that had arrived at NBC one week prior to her appearance, Cybill Shepherd appears, clad only in a towel; golfer Mac O'Grady; 80-year-old rock singer Gert Mulvin.

May 08, 1986

May 09, 1986

May 12, 1986

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May 14, 1986

More with the remote-controlled Neanderthal skull; after ""Small Town News,"" Dave has to rescue one of the Stupid Pet Tricks dogs from a burning green room; video: making a frequent stop at the same New York State Thruway booth; Marv Albert; actor Ron Silver.

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Aug 20, 1987

Al Franken draws the United States on a dry-erase board in just two minutes.

Aug 21, 1987

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Sep 15, 1987

Sep 16, 1987

Dave talks with Glendora Buell, host of the New York City cable access show, ""A Chat With Glendora.""

Sep 17, 1987

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Dec 21, 1987

Dave experiences spotlight trouble; ""Top Ten Least Known Norman Rockwell Paintings;"" Gerard's ""Family Circus"" scrapbook; a visit with ""Connie Plesko;"" Goldie Hawn plugs Overboard; ""Kenny The Gardener"" stops by; gourd lady Minnie Black; Bob Sarlatte.

Dec 22, 1987

Dec 23, 1987

Dec 25, 1987

Connie Chung narrates ""Dave Letterman's Old Fashioned Christmas,"" with Teri Garr, Ted Nugent, Bobby Rahal and Dave's ""family.""

Jan 05, 1988

Jan 06, 1988

Jan 07, 1988

Jan 08, 1988

Viewer mail: Anton bites the head off a ""canary.""

Jan 12, 1988

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Jan 22, 1988

""Viewer Mail;"" Tracey Ullman visits; a look at the ""Chris Elliott, Jr. Show;"" comparing ""Cats"" and the Tyson/Holmes fight; Mike Ditka; guitarist Neal Schon sits in.

Feb 02, 1988

Feb 03, 1988

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Feb 05, 1988

""Viewer Mail;"" Pat Sajak; Dave goes to NYC fortune tellers; Buster Poindexter sings; NFL player Timmy Smith.

Feb 09, 1988

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Mar 01, 1988

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Jun 28, 1988

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Jul 01, 1988

Jul 05, 1988

Jul 06, 1988

Paul congratulates Dave in the wake of Late Night's 1,000th broadcast. As a present, NBC head (and G.E. crony) Robert C. Wright gave the show a four-slice toaster. Thus Dave breaks out a whole loaf of bread and makes toast for everybody who attends this strike-breaking show. Hal Gurnee calls on two acrobats for a Network Time-Killer.

Jul 07, 1988

Jul 08, 1988

Jul 12, 1988

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Jul 21, 1988

A visit to a NYC laundromat via satellite; Jackie Mason; Dave's suit fitting continues; Iggy Pop.

Jul 22, 1988

Aug 01, 1988

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Oct 06, 1988

Cold open: Dave & Paul send up the Quayle/Bentsen debate; a crowd at Shea Stadium's parking lot watches the show on Diamond Vision; a Super SloMo camera demonstration; Sid's birthday; Tom Hanks with vacation photos; Mike Wallace visits; Eddie Money sings.

Oct 07, 1988

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Nov 01, 1988

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Nov 23, 1988

""Who Asked For It?"" Candice Bergen calls Dave a ""poodle;"" another plea from Calvert to come home from the Goodwill Tour; Jon Lovitz gets in a plug; Boz Scaggs sings.

Nov 25, 1988

Nov 29, 1988

Nov 30, 1988

Dec 01, 1988

Dec 02, 1988

Dec 13, 1988

The annual (bogus) lighting of the Christmas tree in Rockefeller Plaza; another call from Calvert's Goodwill Tour.

Dec 14, 1988

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Dec 16, 1988

Dec 20, 1988

Dec 21, 1988

Dec 22, 1988

""Elf Night;"" A NYC Christmas tree vendor shocks Dave by charging $75 for trees; Art Donovan talks about drinking beer and promotes the paperback edition of his autobiography Fatso; a look at Paul's new Christmas movie; Geena Davis.

Dec 23, 1988

Jan 03, 1989

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""Viewer Mail;"" a less than talkative Cybill Shepherd talks about dating Elvis Presley; Larry ""Bud"" (in a bird suit) flies through a window; Elvis Costello performs.

Mar 14, 1989

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Dave rants about having his driver's license suspended; ""Viewer Mail"" features Paul torching a box of baby chicks, Chris Elliott in a dog food taste test and Hal Gurnee making out with staffer Deirdre Dod; Shelley Winters plugs her second book; ""Head of Homicide;"" future murderer O.J. Simpson talks about driving 170 MPH in his Ferrari Testarossa on the San Diego Freeway.