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Late Night with David Letterman is a nightly hour-long comedy talk show on NBC that was created and hosted by David Letterman. It premiered in 1982 as the first incarnation of the Late Night franchise and went off the air in 1993, after Letterman left NBC and moved to Late Show on CBS. Late Night with Conan O'Brien then filled the time slot. As of March 2, 2009, the slot has been filled by Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. It will be filled by Seth Meyers in the spring of 2014, after Fallon becomes host of The Tonight Show.
Episode 140 : Show #0719
May. 29,1986
Episode 139 : Show #0718
May. 28,1986
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May. 27,1986
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May. 26,1986
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May. 22,1986
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May. 21,1986
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May. 20,1986
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May. 19,1986
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May. 15,1986
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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.
Episode 130 : Show #0709
May. 13,1986
Episode 129 : Show #0708
May. 12,1986
Episode 128 : Show #0707
May. 09,1986
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May. 08,1986
Episode 126 : Show #0705
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.
Episode 125 : Show #0704
May. 06,1986
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May. 05,1986
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May. 01,1986
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April. 30,1986
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April. 29,1986
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April. 28,1986
Episode 119 : Show #0698
April. 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.
Episode 118 : Show #0697
April. 23,1986
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April. 22,1986
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April. 21,1986
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April. 10,1986
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April. 09,1986
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April. 08,1986
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April. 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.
Episode 111 : Show #0690
April. 03,1986
Episode 110 : Show #0689
April. 02,1986
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April. 01,1986
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March. 31,1986
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March. 19,1986
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March. 18,1986
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March. 17,1986
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March. 13,1986
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March. 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.
Episode 97 : Show #0676
March. 11,1986
Episode 96 : Show #0675
March. 10,1986
Episode 95 : Show #0674
February. 27,1986
Episode 94 : Show #0673
February. 26,1986
Episode 93 : Show #0672
February. 25,1986
Episode 92 : Show #0671
February. 24,1986
Episode 91 : Show #0670
February. 20,1986
Episode 90 : Show #0669
February. 19,1986
Episode 89 : Show #0668
February. 18,1986
Episode 88 : Show #0667
February. 17,1986
Episode 87 : Show #0666
February. 13,1986
Episode 86 : Show #0665
February. 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.
Episode 85 : Show #0664
February. 11,1986
Episode 84 : Show #0663
February. 10,1986
Episode 83 : Show #0662
February. 06,1986
Episode 82 : Show #0661
February. 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.
Episode 81 : Show #0660
February. 04,1986
Episode 80 : Show #0659
February. 03,1986
Episode 79 : 860619
June. 19,1986
""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.""
Episode 78 : 860616
June. 16,1986
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June. 18,1986
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June. 17,1986
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October. 09,1986
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October. 02,1986
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October. 01,1986
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September. 11,1986
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August. 20,1986
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November. 05,1986
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July. 15,1986
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October. 07,1986
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November. 06,1986
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October. 06,1986
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September. 09,1986
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Episode 57 : 860812
August. 12,1986
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January. 14,1987
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January. 13,1987
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September. 08,1986
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October. 29,1986
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January. 12,1987
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November. 26,1986
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October. 14,1986
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October. 15,1986
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October. 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.
Episode 46 : 861028
October. 28,1986
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October. 27,1986
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December. 22,1986
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November. 25,1986
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October. 13,1986
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July. 07,1986
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July. 08,1986
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January. 15,1987
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August. 13,1986
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July. 23,1986
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July. 10,1986
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August. 06,1986
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November. 13,1986
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August. 07,1986
Episode 18 : 860730
July. 30,1986
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November. 24,1986
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June. 24,1986
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July. 17,1986
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June. 25,1986
Episode 9 : 861112
November. 12,1986
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August. 05,1986
Episode 7 : 860626
June. 26,1986
Episode 6 : 860728
July. 28,1986
Episode 5 : 860729
July. 29,1986
Episode 4 : 860804
August. 04,1986
Episode 3 : 861111
November. 11,1986
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