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The Late Show with David Letterman is an hour-long weeknight comedy and talk-show broadcast by CBS from the Ed Sullivan Theater on Broadway in New York City.

Awards:
  • Won 9 Primetime Emmys. Another 7 wins & 127 nominations.
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Series Cast Summary

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  Self - Host / ... (6,662 episodes, 1993-2015)
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  Self - Musical Director / ... (4,193 episodes, 1993-2015)
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  Self - Announcer / ... (1,488 episodes, 1995-2015)
Biff Henderson ...
  Self - Stage Manager / ... (148 episodes, 1995-2015)
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  Self / ... (130 episodes, 1993-2015)
Barbara Gaines ...
  Self - Executive Producer / ... (130 episodes, 2004-2015)
Tony Mendez ...
  Self - Cue Card Boy / ... (105 episodes, 1994-2012)
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  Self - Host / ... (89 episodes, 2005-2015)
Al Chez ...
  Self - Horn Section Yay-Sayer #2 / ... (72 episodes, 1997-2011)
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  Self / ... (68 episodes, 1993-2015)
Rupert Jee ...
  Self / ... (65 episodes, 1995-2015)
Tom Malone ...
  Self - Horn Section Yay-Sayer #1 / ... (64 episodes, 2005-2015)
Bruce Kapler ...
  Self - Horn Section Yay-Sayer #3 / ... (62 episodes, 1993-2011)
Pat Farmer ...
  Self - Stagehand / ... (60 episodes, 1997-2011)
Johnny Dark ...
  Stanley Cronkite / ... (56 episodes, 2006-2010)
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  Self - Guest / ... (51 episodes, 1993-2015)
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  Self / ... (51 episodes, 1994-2014)
Joe Grossman ...
  Self - Staff Writer / ... (51 episodes, 2008-2015)
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  Self / ... (51 episodes, 1993-2015)
Andrea Sande ...
  Self - Late Show Model / ... (48 episodes, 1999-2008)
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  Self - Guest / ... (45 episodes, 1993-2015)
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  Self / ... (43 episodes, 1993-2014)
Will Lee ...
  Self - Creepy Screamer / ... (43 episodes, 1997-2015)
Jude Brennan ...
  Self - Executive Producer / ... (42 episodes, 2006-2012)
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  Self - Guest / ... (40 episodes, 1993-2015)
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  Self - Guest / ... (40 episodes, 1993-2015)
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  The Guy that beats up Alan / ... (39 episodes, 1999-2012)
Anna Jack ...
  Self - Hula Hoop Girl / ... (38 episodes, 2002-2009)
Gerard Mulligan ...
  PC Computer / ... (37 episodes, 1996-2011)
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  Self / ... (36 episodes, 1999-2015)
Kiva Kahl ...
  Self - Grinder Girl (36 episodes, 2002-2009)
Bill Wendell ...
  Self - Announcer (35 episodes, 1993-1998)
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  Self / ... (35 episodes, 1996-2015)
Dave Dorsett ...
  Self - Camera Operator / ... (35 episodes, 2004-2011)
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  Self - Guest / ... (34 episodes, 1993-2015)
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  Self - Guest (34 episodes, 1993-2015)
Susan Hum ...
  Self - Costume Designer / ... (34 episodes, 2003-2012)
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  Self - Guest / ... (33 episodes, 1993-2015)
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  Self - Guest / ... (33 episodes, 1994-2008)
Bill Scheft ...
  Self - Writer / ... (33 episodes, 2002-2015)
George Clarke ...
  Self - Building Engineer / ... (33 episodes, 1999-2010)
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  Self - Guest (32 episodes, 2001-2015)
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  Self - Guest / ... (32 episodes, 1994-2013)
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  Self - Guest / ... (32 episodes, 1995-2015)
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  Self - Guest (33 episodes, 1993-2015)
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  Self / ... (31 episodes, 1993-2014)
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  Self / ... (31 episodes, 1993-2009)
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  Self / ... (30 episodes, 1993-2015)
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  Self - Guest (30 episodes, 1993-2013)
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  Self / ... (30 episodes, 1995-2015)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

David Letterman's comedic talk-show after moving to a new television network. He retains largely the same format as the previous 'Late Night with David Letterman.' Written by Tad Dibbern

Plot Keywords
Taglines "There is no off position on the genius switch." See more »
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Additional Details

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Also Known As
  • Late Show Backstage (United States)
  • The Late Show (United States)
  • David Letterman (Denmark)
  • David Letterman-show (Hungary)
  • David Letterman Show (Norway)
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Runtime
  • 60 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Many, including rival talk show host Jay Leno, whom NBC chose over David Letterman as Johnny Carson's The Tonight Show (1962) successor in a bitter competition between the two, saw Carson's Late Show with David Letterman (1993) cameo appearance as a signal that Carson preferred Letterman over Jay. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into The Hamster Factor and Other Tales of Twelve Monkeys (1996). See more »
Quotes [David is working at McDonald's]
David Letterman: Welcome to Mc Donald's.
Customer: Get me a cheeseburger.
David Letterman: Your order is a cheeseburger?
Customer: Yep.
David Letterman: Are you busy right now?
Customer: I gotta head to work. Why?
David Letterman: Could you swing by the grocery store and get us a bag of onions?
Customer: A bag of onions?
David Letterman: Yeah. We're running low.
[Later, David takes new customer]
David Letterman: United 16957, 727. This is Kennedy Ground Control. What's the problem? Power it on in.
Customer: I have your onions here.
David Letterman: What?
Customer: The ten-pound bag of onions.
David Letterman: You're got the onions? All right. Come on through. We really appreciate it. Thanks for helping out.
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