David Letterman Late Show, David Letterman shut his 33-year late-night TV profession Wednesday with a ritzy, mental scene "Generally Show" that highlighted Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock, Tina Fey and a musical execution by the Foo Fighters.
The scene opened with a feature cut from previous Gerald Ford's inaugural address: "Our long national bad dream is over," Ford said. George Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bramble and President Obama followed in pretaped appearances to rehash Ford's announcement.
"Our long national bad dream is over - Letterman is resigning," President Obama said.
Letterman showed up beside him.
"You're simply joking, right?" Letterman said.Letterman, 68 - presented as "a kid from a residential community in Indiana" - was welcomed with an overwhelming applause when he entered the Ed Sullivan Theater organize, the crowd praising Letterman's 6,028-scene vocation. He examined his future employment alternatives amid his monolog.
I am wiped out and tired ... [of hearing] 'What's going on with you to do now that you're resigned?' You know what I'm going to do now that I'm resigned? I would like to turn into the new face of Scientology," Letterman said.
He additionally kidded about being ignored to supplant Johnny Carson on "This evening Show" in the mid 1990s, with Jay Leno landing the position rather - and Letterman moving to CBS, where he's been following 1993.
"I'll be fair with you: It's starting to seem as though I won't get the 'Today Show!'" Letterman said.
The scene was mixed with feature cuts from a percentage of the show's well known, significant and piercing sections, an opportunity to ponder three many years of popular society, three many years of silliness.
One of the show's persevering fragments was its Top Ten List, and Wednesday's portion was among the most vital: Top Ten Things I've Always Wanted to Say to Dave, including a pack of VIPs.
Alec Baldwin: "Of all the television shows, yours is most geologically advantageous to my home."
Barbara Walters: "Did you realize that you wear the same cologne as Muammar Gaddafi?"
Steve Martin: "Your broad plastic surgery was a need and a misstep."
Jerry Seinfeld: "I have no clue what I'll do when you go off the air. ... I just considered something: I'll be fine."
Jim Carrey: "Sincerely, Dave, I've generally discovered you to be a touch of an over-on-screen character."
Chris Rock: "I'm simply happy your show is being given to another white gentleman."
Julia Louis-Dreyfus: "A debt of gratitude is in order for giving me a chance to join in another immensely baffling arrangement finale."
Peyton Manning: "You are to parody what I am to satire."
Tina Fey: "A debt of gratitude is in order for at long last demonstrating men can be interesting."
Bill Murray: "I'll never have the cash I owe you."
As the scene came to its end minutes, Letterman considered the show's legacy and the festival of his triumphs. He leaves as the most prepared host in late-night history and positions among its generally persuasive. Of the years on air,
"A high rate of those shows completely sucked," he said.Letterman likewise hoped to minimize the gleaming tributes gave on him as he enters the following period of his life.
"Spare a little for my burial service. I'd admire it," he said.He saved unique notice for his family, regarding wife Regina and child Harry, who were sitting in the crowd. He additionally specified his child's companion Tommy Romano, who was sitting next to a bewildered Harry.
"Much thanks to you for being my crew. ... Truly, nothing else matters, does it?" he said.
At that point it was the ideal time for the Foo Fighters, time to discover the tissues. Letterman records the bunch's melody "Everlong" among his top picks, and the Foo Fighters had performed the tune when Letterman came back to the air taking after open-heart surgery in 2000.
The gathering, clad in tuxedos and flooded with red light, played the tune as photographs from Letterman's late-night profession showed up on the TV screen. A significant number of the individuals highlighted, including George Burns, Andy Kauffman to Warren Zevon, have passed away. Anyway, there were clever minutes, as well: Letterman crashing into a Christmas tree. Chris Elliott in crazy outfits. Larry "Bud" Melman's grand vicinity. The Drew Barrymore circumstance. The Madonna circumstance. Tossing things. Exploding things.David Letterman Late Show, David Letterman shut his 33-year late-night TV profession Wednesday with a ritzy, mental scene "Generally Show" that highlighted Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock, Tina Fey and a musical execution by the Foo Fighters.
The scene opened with a feature cut from previous Gerald Ford's inaugural address: "Our long national bad dream is over," Ford said. George Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bramble and President Obama followed in pretaped appearances to rehash Ford's announcement.
"Our long national bad dream is over - Letterman is resigning," President Obama said.
Letterman showed up beside him.
"You're simply joking, right?" Letterman said.Letterman, 68 - presented as "a kid from a residential community in Indiana" - was welcomed with an overwhelming applause when he entered the Ed Sullivan Theater organize, the crowd praising Letterman's 6,028-scene vocation. He examined his future employment alternatives amid his monolog.
I am wiped out and tired ... [of hearing] 'What's going on with you to do now that you're resigned?' You know what I'm going to do now that I'm resigned? I would like to turn into the new face of Scientology," Letterman said.
He additionally kidded about being ignored to supplant Johnny Carson on "This evening Show" in the mid 1990s, with Jay Leno landing the position rather - and Letterman moving to CBS, where he's been following 1993.
"I'll be fair with you: It's starting to seem as though I won't get the 'Today Show!'" Letterman said.
The scene was mixed with feature cuts from a percentage of the show's well known, significant and piercing sections, an opportunity to ponder three many years of popular society, three many years of silliness.
One of the show's persevering fragments was its Top Ten List, and Wednesday's portion was among the most vital: Top Ten Things I've Always Wanted to Say to Dave, including a pack of VIPs.
Alec Baldwin: "Of all the television shows, yours is most geologically advantageous to my home."
Barbara Walters: "Did you realize that you wear the same cologne as Muammar Gaddafi?"
Steve Martin: "Your broad plastic surgery was a need and a misstep."
Jerry Seinfeld: "I have no clue what I'll do when you go off the air. ... I just considered something: I'll be fine."
Jim Carrey: "Sincerely, Dave, I've generally discovered you to be a touch of an over-on-screen character."
Chris Rock: "I'm simply happy your show is being given to another white gentleman."
Julia Louis-Dreyfus: "A debt of gratitude is in order for giving me a chance to join in another immensely baffling arrangement finale."
Peyton Manning: "You are to parody what I am to satire."
Tina Fey: "A debt of gratitude is in order for at long last demonstrating men can be interesting."
Bill Murray: "I'll never have the cash I owe you."
As the scene came to its end minutes, Letterman considered the show's legacy and the festival of his triumphs. He leaves as the most prepared host in late-night history and positions among its generally persuasive. Of the years on air,
"A high rate of those shows completely sucked," he said.Letterman likewise hoped to minimize the gleaming tributes gave on him as he enters the following period of his life.
"Spare a little for my burial service. I'd admire it," he said.He saved unique notice for his family, regarding wife Regina and child Harry, who were sitting in the crowd. He additionally specified his child's companion Tommy Romano, who was sitting next to a bewildered Harry.
"Much thanks to you for being my crew. ... Truly, nothing else matters, does it?" he said.
At that point it was the ideal time for the Foo Fighters, time to discover the tissues. Letterman records the bunch's melody "Everlong" among his top picks, and the Foo Fighters had performed the tune when Letterman came back to the air taking after open-heart surgery in 2000.
The gathering, clad in tuxedos and flooded with red light, played the tune as photographs from Letterman's late-night profession showed up on the TV screen. A significant number of the individuals highlighted, including George Burns, Andy Kauffman to Warren Zevon, have passed away. Anyway, there were clever minutes, as well: Letterman crashing into a Christmas tree. Chris Elliott in crazy outfits. Larry "Bud" Melman's grand vicinity. The Drew Barrymore circumstance. The Madonna circumstance. Tossing things. Exploding things.
The scene opened with a feature cut from previous Gerald Ford's inaugural address: "Our long national bad dream is over," Ford said. George Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bramble and President Obama followed in pretaped appearances to rehash Ford's announcement."Our long national bad dream is over - Letterman is resigning," President Obama said.
Letterman showed up beside him.
"You're simply joking, right?" Letterman said.Letterman, 68 - presented as "a kid from a residential community in Indiana" - was welcomed with an overwhelming applause when he entered the Ed Sullivan Theater organize, the crowd praising Letterman's 6,028-scene vocation. He examined his future employment alternatives amid his monolog.
I am wiped out and tired ... [of hearing] 'What's going on with you to do now that you're resigned?' You know what I'm going to do now that I'm resigned? I would like to turn into the new face of Scientology," Letterman said.
He additionally kidded about being ignored to supplant Johnny Carson on "This evening Show" in the mid 1990s, with Jay Leno landing the position rather - and Letterman moving to CBS, where he's been following 1993.
"I'll be fair with you: It's starting to seem as though I won't get the 'Today Show!'" Letterman said.
The scene was mixed with feature cuts from a percentage of the show's well known, significant and piercing sections, an opportunity to ponder three many years of popular society, three many years of silliness.
One of the show's persevering fragments was its Top Ten List, and Wednesday's portion was among the most vital: Top Ten Things I've Always Wanted to Say to Dave, including a pack of VIPs.
Alec Baldwin: "Of all the television shows, yours is most geologically advantageous to my home."
Barbara Walters: "Did you realize that you wear the same cologne as Muammar Gaddafi?"
Steve Martin: "Your broad plastic surgery was a need and a misstep."
Jerry Seinfeld: "I have no clue what I'll do when you go off the air. ... I just considered something: I'll be fine."
Jim Carrey: "Sincerely, Dave, I've generally discovered you to be a touch of an over-on-screen character."
Chris Rock: "I'm simply happy your show is being given to another white gentleman."
Julia Louis-Dreyfus: "A debt of gratitude is in order for giving me a chance to join in another immensely baffling arrangement finale."
Peyton Manning: "You are to parody what I am to satire."
Tina Fey: "A debt of gratitude is in order for at long last demonstrating men can be interesting."
Bill Murray: "I'll never have the cash I owe you."
As the scene came to its end minutes, Letterman considered the show's legacy and the festival of his triumphs. He leaves as the most prepared host in late-night history and positions among its generally persuasive. Of the years on air,
"A high rate of those shows completely sucked," he said.Letterman likewise hoped to minimize the gleaming tributes gave on him as he enters the following period of his life.
"Spare a little for my burial service. I'd admire it," he said.He saved unique notice for his family, regarding wife Regina and child Harry, who were sitting in the crowd. He additionally specified his child's companion Tommy Romano, who was sitting next to a bewildered Harry.
"Much thanks to you for being my crew. ... Truly, nothing else matters, does it?" he said.
At that point it was the ideal time for the Foo Fighters, time to discover the tissues. Letterman records the bunch's melody "Everlong" among his top picks, and the Foo Fighters had performed the tune when Letterman came back to the air taking after open-heart surgery in 2000.
The gathering, clad in tuxedos and flooded with red light, played the tune as photographs from Letterman's late-night profession showed up on the TV screen. A significant number of the individuals highlighted, including George Burns, Andy Kauffman to Warren Zevon, have passed away. Anyway, there were clever minutes, as well: Letterman crashing into a Christmas tree. Chris Elliott in crazy outfits. Larry "Bud" Melman's grand vicinity. The Drew Barrymore circumstance. The Madonna circumstance. Tossing things. Exploding things.David Letterman Late Show, David Letterman shut his 33-year late-night TV profession Wednesday with a ritzy, mental scene "Generally Show" that highlighted Jerry Seinfeld, Chris Rock, Tina Fey and a musical execution by the Foo Fighters.
The scene opened with a feature cut from previous Gerald Ford's inaugural address: "Our long national bad dream is over," Ford said. George Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bramble and President Obama followed in pretaped appearances to rehash Ford's announcement.
"Our long national bad dream is over - Letterman is resigning," President Obama said.
Letterman showed up beside him.
"You're simply joking, right?" Letterman said.Letterman, 68 - presented as "a kid from a residential community in Indiana" - was welcomed with an overwhelming applause when he entered the Ed Sullivan Theater organize, the crowd praising Letterman's 6,028-scene vocation. He examined his future employment alternatives amid his monolog.
I am wiped out and tired ... [of hearing] 'What's going on with you to do now that you're resigned?' You know what I'm going to do now that I'm resigned? I would like to turn into the new face of Scientology," Letterman said.
He additionally kidded about being ignored to supplant Johnny Carson on "This evening Show" in the mid 1990s, with Jay Leno landing the position rather - and Letterman moving to CBS, where he's been following 1993.
"I'll be fair with you: It's starting to seem as though I won't get the 'Today Show!'" Letterman said.
The scene was mixed with feature cuts from a percentage of the show's well known, significant and piercing sections, an opportunity to ponder three many years of popular society, three many years of silliness.
One of the show's persevering fragments was its Top Ten List, and Wednesday's portion was among the most vital: Top Ten Things I've Always Wanted to Say to Dave, including a pack of VIPs.
Alec Baldwin: "Of all the television shows, yours is most geologically advantageous to my home."
Barbara Walters: "Did you realize that you wear the same cologne as Muammar Gaddafi?"
Steve Martin: "Your broad plastic surgery was a need and a misstep."
Jerry Seinfeld: "I have no clue what I'll do when you go off the air. ... I just considered something: I'll be fine."
Jim Carrey: "Sincerely, Dave, I've generally discovered you to be a touch of an over-on-screen character."
Chris Rock: "I'm simply happy your show is being given to another white gentleman."
Julia Louis-Dreyfus: "A debt of gratitude is in order for giving me a chance to join in another immensely baffling arrangement finale."
Peyton Manning: "You are to parody what I am to satire."
Tina Fey: "A debt of gratitude is in order for at long last demonstrating men can be interesting."
Bill Murray: "I'll never have the cash I owe you."
As the scene came to its end minutes, Letterman considered the show's legacy and the festival of his triumphs. He leaves as the most prepared host in late-night history and positions among its generally persuasive. Of the years on air,
"A high rate of those shows completely sucked," he said.Letterman likewise hoped to minimize the gleaming tributes gave on him as he enters the following period of his life.
"Spare a little for my burial service. I'd admire it," he said.He saved unique notice for his family, regarding wife Regina and child Harry, who were sitting in the crowd. He additionally specified his child's companion Tommy Romano, who was sitting next to a bewildered Harry.
"Much thanks to you for being my crew. ... Truly, nothing else matters, does it?" he said.
At that point it was the ideal time for the Foo Fighters, time to discover the tissues. Letterman records the bunch's melody "Everlong" among his top picks, and the Foo Fighters had performed the tune when Letterman came back to the air taking after open-heart surgery in 2000.
The gathering, clad in tuxedos and flooded with red light, played the tune as photographs from Letterman's late-night profession showed up on the TV screen. A significant number of the individuals highlighted, including George Burns, Andy Kauffman to Warren Zevon, have passed away. Anyway, there were clever minutes, as well: Letterman crashing into a Christmas tree. Chris Elliott in crazy outfits. Larry "Bud" Melman's grand vicinity. The Drew Barrymore circumstance. The Madonna circumstance. Tossing things. Exploding things.
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