Remember the days when there were a myriad of game shows on daytime TV? Well, here's an old NBC promo to refresh your memory. Before all that fun was the debut of this talk show hosted by a guy nam...
Remember the days when there were a myriad of game shows on daytime TV? Well, here's an old NBC promo to refresh your memory. Before all that fun was the debut of this talk show hosted by a guy named...David Letterman. Whatever happened to him?
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One thing about Daytime now a days ABC Carries Soaps, CBS has a Decent Lineup with there Game Show-Soap mix, but NBC has nothing it only the TOday Show and Days of our lives thats it!
Yes. He first was given an NBC daytime show, but the off-beat humor completely blew by the housewives and was canceled after a short run. When Tom Snyder's late night "Tomorrow," which followed Carson, was canned, NBC said wait a minute, how about that off-beat guy Letterman. The rest is history. Big groups of us would watch those early Late Night shows at college, they were so different and hilarious.
The trapped look was his act then, still is to a degree. When he grits his teeth and adjusts himself and goes "ehhhh..." and don't forget the "cable weasels/FOX".
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