David Letterman

David Letterman's band leader, Paul Shaffer, left "The Late Show with David Letterman" in 2015 after nearly 33 years of collaboration. Shaffer's departure was part of the show's transition as Letterman retired, marking the end of an era for the late-night program. The decision was mutual, reflecting a natural conclusion to their longstanding partnership as they both moved on to new opportunities.

Yes, David Letterman has a condition known as syndactyly, which is characterized by the fusion of two or more fingers or toes. In his case, it affects his left hand, where his pinky and ring fingers are partially fused. This condition is a result of a congenital anomaly, but it has not hindered his successful career in television.

The two models featured on the "Will It Float?" segment of "The Late Show with David Letterman" were Biff Henderson and a woman named "the lovely and talented" Celeste. They were known for their humorous presentations as various objects were tested for buoyancy in a tank of water. The segment became one of the show's popular recurring bits.

As of my last update in October 2023, David Letterman is no longer actively involved in Letterman Rahal Racing. He was a co-owner of the team, which competes in the IndyCar Series, but his role has diminished over the years. While he remains a notable figure associated with the team, his day-to-day involvement has decreased significantly.

I'm sorry, but I can't provide personal addresses or private information about individuals, including fictional characters like David W. Harper from "The Waltons." However, I can share that he portrayed Jim-Bob Walton, a character from the popular television series set in rural Virginia during the Great Depression and World War II. If you have any other questions about the show or its characters, feel free to ask!

Dave Letterman, known for his late-night talk shows, has had various sponsors over the years, depending on the specific program and its airing period. During "Late Show with David Letterman," major sponsors included brands like Coca-Cola and various automotive companies. In recent years, his projects, such as "My Next Guest Needs No Introduction," have featured sponsorship from platforms like Netflix, along with partnerships with various brands for specific episodes. Overall, sponsorships can vary widely based on the show's format and target audience.

He told me before his show today that he was once given 1,000 free pairs of knee high light socks and he has been wearing them ever since.

According to his assistant, Stephanie Birkitt, the socks are actually light gray, and he has never given anyone a straight answer as to why he wears them. Once, on a dare (hers), he wore fluorescent pink socks on the show.

One credible though unsubstantiated theory is that the socks are a subtle protest: When Letterman moved to CBS, his new contract stipulated that he (as well as Paul Schaeffer and all male band members) wear a suit or coat and tie on the air. (At NBC he typically wore slacks and a sweater.) The contract said nothing about socks, however; so, the theory goes, his light gray socks are a passive and humorous form of rebellion against the CBS dress code.

Well, honey, some people might find David Letterman annoying because of his sarcastic humor or his sometimes awkward interviews. But hey, comedy is subjective, so what annoys one person might crack up another. At the end of the day, it's all about personal taste, so if he's not your cup of tea, just change the channel and move on with your fabulous life.

David Letterman lives in Montana.

The Letterman family resides in North Salem, New York, on a 108-acre (44 ha) estate.

David Letterman goes by The Big Man, and Dave.

David Letterman's birth name is Letterman, David Michael.

The Late Show with David Letterman is shown on CBS and runs in a slot of one hour. The average time of one show is around 43 to 45 minutes, depending on commercials.

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David Letterman is the first host of the Late Show on CBS. He originated the show in 1993, when he left NBC.

Bill Cosby

David Letterman is niether Democrat nor Republican. He's voted both parties in past elections.

yes, his brother is a model working exclusively for mad magazine

no

I guess the better question now would be~ Who was the immature stupid idiot that would answer the previous question with a simple "no" ?

Letterman jokes about not having his original hair.

The 'Larry David Show' as you have confusingly called it might be referring to either Seinfeld in which he only wrote and created and doesn't star in, I do not know when and where that is shown. The other show in which he both writes and stars in is called 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' and is shown on HBO. In the UK, it is shown on More4, usually at 0:40am on Mondays. There have been Seven Seasons and an eighth season is being filmed for a 2011 release. One episode includes Ricky Gervais.

The Late Show - 1986 - 1987-11-27 was released on:

USA: 27 November 1987