Craig Ferguson was worlds better than the current crop.
I don't think I've ever agreed with you more about something. He was a true late night gem. I loved how at the start of every interview he always tore up the notecard, as a symbolic "screw the formality of your studio, this is just a conversation about whatever you want". It made every interview actually entertaining.
Saw him do a live standup in Durham shortly after his show went off the air, and he was phenomenal. Even had the guy who did the voice for Geoff Peterson open, and he was good as well. Its a shame he's not on late night anymore.
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Man, there are some British shows that are absolutely awesome. Graham Norton is great when I remember to catch him on BBCAmerica, but I wish they would bring over some of their other late night shows. My wife and I got hooked watching 8 out of 10 Cats do Countdown (a merge of 2 of their other shows) and its really good.
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Admittedly I don't think I ever watched a full show of his, but if there is a person who I'm interested in hearing their interview I'll YouTube his channel because his are by far the best.
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Well pour me a Scotch and Toss my caber.
That was pretty crazy.
She blows!!!
Better than this cover for sure.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSgYTV-Tks0
Yes, but nothing will ever beat this one:
Jimmy Fallon is awful. It had to be said
*Jimmy Fallon laughs so hard he has an aneurism.*
All current late night comedians are. Leno was OK, but Carson was the last of the greats.
Craig Ferguson was worlds better than the current crop. It's a shame he didn't get offered an 11 o'clock slot.
Conan is the only one I can stomach these days.
TeamCoCo
Andy Richter is so damn funny.
I don't think I've ever agreed with you more about something. He was a true late night gem. I loved how at the start of every interview he always tore up the notecard, as a symbolic "screw the formality of your studio, this is just a conversation about whatever you want". It made every interview actually entertaining.
Saw him do a live standup in Durham shortly after his show went off the air, and he was phenomenal. Even had the guy who did the voice for Geoff Peterson open, and he was good as well. Its a shame he's not on late night anymore.
Graham Norton is the best nowadays, Actually has interesting interviews and doesn't talk over the guests.
Man, there are some British shows that are absolutely awesome. Graham Norton is great when I remember to catch him on BBCAmerica, but I wish they would bring over some of their other late night shows. My wife and I got hooked watching 8 out of 10 Cats do Countdown (a merge of 2 of their other shows) and its really good.
Admittedly I don't think I ever watched a full show of his, but if there is a person who I'm interested in hearing their interview I'll YouTube his channel because his are by far the best.
He was funny the first time around, when he was called Adam Sandler
Adam Sandler?
That guy who makes the lame movies and wasn't even funny on SNL?
Thought it was going to be this
https://youtu.be/_mQdfnLiL4E
I thought it was going to be this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAzMZBjF6Tw