Late Show with David Letterman
Late Show with David Letterman
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  • Season 22 : 2014 | 139 Episodes

    EP2 Kristen Wiig, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, The New Pornographers Sep 03, 2014

    EP3 Steve Buscemi, Indy Car Season Champ, Alt-J Sep 04, 2014

    EP6 Michael Strahan, Richard Branson, Interpol Sep 09, 2014

    EP7 Dr. Phil, Katharine McPhee, Death from Above 1979, Ray Benson Sep 10, 2014

    EP8 Jason Bateman, Billy Eichner, Ryan Adams Sep 11, 2014

    EP9 Mindy Kaling, Jake Johannsen, Maddie & Tae Sep 12, 2014

    EP12 Kelly Ripa, Jim Gaffigan, Paloma Faith Sep 24, 2014

    EP15 Neil Patrick Harris, Jamie Oliver, Aretha Franklin Sep 29, 2014

    EP18 Johnny Galecki, Andre Benjamin, Delta Spirit Oct 02, 2014

    EP19 Mariska Hargitay, Simon Amstell, Kandace Springs Oct 03, 2014

    EP21 Robert Downey Jr., Sarah Paulson, Lizzo Oct 07, 2014

    EP22 Anderson Cooper, Gina Rodriguez, Hatsune Miku Oct 08, 2014

    EP23 Robert Duvall, Elle Fanning, Rival Sons Oct 09, 2014

    EP24 Chelsea Handler; Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele; Angaleena Presley Oct 10, 2014

    EP25 Russell Brand, Dave Grohl, Foo Fighters Oct 13, 2014

    EP28 Tom Selleck, Jenny Slate, Foo Fighters Oct 16, 2014

    EP29 Jessica Chastain, Lenny Marcus, Foo Fighters Oct 17, 2014

    EP30 Amy Poehler, Sen. Jeff Flake, Sen. Martin Heinrich, Mastodon, Jerry Lee Lewis Oct 27, 2014

    EP34 Keith Olbermann, Brian Regan, Run the Jewels Oct 31, 2014

    EP43 Kristin Chenoweth; Chris Young Nov 14, 2014

    EP44 Jason Sudeikis, Allison Janney, Damien Rice Nov 17, 2014

    EP45 Stupid Pet Tricks, Charlie Day, Hiss Golden Messenger Nov 18, 2014

    EP50 Emily Blunt, Adam Resnick, Wu-Tang Clan Nov 25, 2014

    EP51 Jake Gyllenhaal, Dr. John P. Holdren, Nico & Vinz Nov 26, 2014

    EP52 Joaquin Phoenix, Cristela Alonzo, Al Green Dec 08, 2014

    EP57 Emma Stone Top, Marcus Mariota, Bob Seger Dec 15, 2014

    EP58 New Holiday Toys, Anna Kendrick, Charli XCX Dec 16, 2014

    EP59 Tom Brokaw, Will Nelson & Billy Joe Shaver Dec 17, 2014

    EP62 Kathy Griffin, David Oyelowo, Lera Lynn Jan 05, 2015

    EP63 Ethan Hawke, Allison Williams, Parquet Courts Jan 06, 2015

    EP64 Julianne Moore, Catfish & the Bottlemen Jan 07, 2015

    EP65 Donald Trump, Chelsea Peretti, Foxygen Jan 08, 2015

    EP67 Gordon Ramsay, Adam Devine, St. Paul and the Broken Bones Jan 12, 2015

    EP70 Larry David, Dan Patrick, Sleater-Kinney Jan 15, 2015

    EP71 Urban Meyer, Johnny Beehner, Ella Henderson Jan 16, 2015

    EP72 Louis CK, Nicolle Wallace, the Lone Bellow Jan 26, 2015

    EP74 Viola Davis, Ben Schwartz, Marty Stuart Jan 28, 2015

    EP75 John Oliver, Mayim Bialik, Death Cab for Cutie Jan 29, 2015

    EP77 Jack Hanna, Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings Feb 02, 2015

    EP78 Dr. Phil McGraw, Robin Tunney, Diana Krall Feb 03, 2015

    EP81 Sienna Miller, Andy Kindler, Bob Mould Feb 06, 2015

    EP83 Courtney Love, Chris Elliott, Rhiannon Giddens Feb 10, 2015

    EP84 Bill Belichick, Elisabeth Moss, Madisen Ward and the Mama Bear Feb 11, 2015

    EP87 Matthew Perry, Adam Scott, Kishi Bashi Feb 16, 2015

    EP88 Dakota Johnson, David Tochinskiy, Twin Shadow Feb 17, 2015

    EP90 Don Cheadle, Ilana Glazer & Abbi Jacobson, Mikky Ekko Feb 19, 2015

    EP91 Kid Scientists, Sean Hayes, Judah & the Lion Feb 20, 2015

    EP92 Helen Mirren, the 2015 Daytona 500 winner, Steve Earle Feb 23, 2015

    EP93 Matthew Broderick, Ellie Kemper, JD McPherson Feb 24, 2015

    EP94 Julianna Margulies, Eric Ripert, Glass Animals Feb 25, 2015

    EP95 Kevin Spacey, Lily James, Alabama Shakes Mar 09, 2015

    EP98 Lena Dunham, Bobby Cannavale, Andy Kim with Kevin Drew Mar 12, 2015

    EP99 Kevin Bacon, Jimmie Walker, Airborne Toxic Event Mar 13, 2015

    EP100 Shailene Woodley, Dr. Cornel West, Matthew E. White Mar 16, 2015

    EP105 James Franco, Jake Johannsen, Action Bronson Mar 25, 2015

    EP106 Neil Patrick Harris, Charlie Cox, the Suffers Mar 30, 2015

    EP108 Sen. Al Franken, Billy Eichner, David Sanborn Apr 01, 2015

    EP109 Kelly Ripa, Aasif Mandvi, Fat White Family Apr 02, 2015

    EP111 Sarah Jessica Parker, Julie Chen, Asleep at the Wheel Apr 13, 2015

    EP112 Billy Crystal, Chris Russo, Chris Stapleton Apr 14, 2015

    EP113 Michael J. Fox, Iron & Wine, Ben Bridwell Apr 15, 2015

    EP114 Kevin James, Tom Dreesen, Tracy Chapman Apr 16, 2015

    EP115 Alec Baldwin, John Mayer Apr 17, 2015

    EP116 John Travolta, Amy Schumer, the Waterboys Apr 20, 2015

    EP119 Robert Downey Jr., Chris Russo, Elvis Costello Apr 23, 2015

    EP120 Jerry Seinfeld, Jason Isbell & Amanda Shires Apr 24, 2015

    EP121 Scarlett Johansson, John Mellencamp, Todd Rundgren Apr 27, 2015

    EP124 First Lady Michelle Obama Hootie and the Blowfish Apr 30, 2015

    EP125 Steve Martin, Emmylou Harris, Rodney Crowell, Amos Lee, Ralph Stanley, Mark O'Connor May 01, 2015

    EP126 President Barack Obama, Will Ferrell, the Avett Brothers, Brandi Carlile May 04, 2015

    EP127 Reese Witherspoon, Nathan Lane, Mumford & Sons May 05, 2015

    EP130 Ray Romano, Brian Regan, Dave Matthews Band May 08, 2015

    EP133 Julia Roberts, Paul Shaffer, Ryan Adams May 13, 2015

    EP138 The Final Late Show with David Letterman May 20, 2015

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    Reviews
    WasAnnon

    Slow pace in the most part of the movie.

    Voxitype

    Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

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    Senteur

    As somebody who had not heard any of this before, it became a curious phenomenon to sit and watch a film and slowly have the realities begin to click into place.

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    Jerrie

    It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...

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    Parker Lewis

    If The Late Show was to be revived with another host, would it need to resort to celebrities singing endlessly in a car? Is that what the world of late night TV has come to? What would have happened if David succeeded Johnny Carson?There was one Late Show episode I saw I think from the 90s, where a flight attendant, in response to a question from David Letterman, said something disparaging about the passengers, whispering (well loud enough for the audience in the Ed Sullivan Theater and everyone watching at home) that "they're the enemy!". The audience exploded in uneasy laughter, and then the flight attendant upon realizing her faux pas, wondered out loud that she could be in trouble for that, especially as she had already revealed the airline she worked for. I cannot recall the airline but I do wonder whatever happened to that flight attendant. To this day, does she regret her opinion on the customer on national TV?

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    mattq1966

    Letterman used to be cutting-edge brilliant and creative in the 80's and early 90s. The Alka-Seltzer suit, the Velcro suit, stupid pet/human tricks, the top ten list were all wonderful and fresh.To my eye, he's been phoning it in for at least ten years now. There's rarely anything new. He's also become way more political, that's the one area where he's done new things, but it doesn't work. I happen to agree with his political views, but the way he presents them just seems angry and alienates half his potential audience. He's much more likely to take a swing at a Republican politician and that in itself makes him way more predictable.On a positive note, I have to say he's become a lot less caustic and abrasive with most of his guests, listening and having intelligent dialogue. The interviews are the one area where I think he's improved. Overall, though, a staleness hangs over the show.When he was fighting to keep his audience after the extortion and sex scandal, he got edgy and good for a few months. Then when he was safe he drifted back to what he'd been doing. He really needs to retire because he's not offering the viewer anything new.

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    jared_huss

    Wow. I really don't like this show at all. Letterman is funny once or twice and that band leader is ugly and annoying. Leno is much better and tonight I just swapped to see how stupid this show was and I know its a joke and all, but he made fun of president Gerald Ford's death. That was very mean and very unnecessary. Letterman should not be making fun of someone else's death for his show. I don't see Leno doing that. Also, that band leader, whatever his name is, my god so annoying. I can not stand him nor him and his band singing. It sounds like a whole bunch of cats fighting. They really should not sing every title, it is very irritating. Well, my final rating. 3/10

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    judytydeman

    It really frightens me that there are still people out there that admire someone like Bill O'Reilly. Thank God for people like Dave Letterman, who don't fall prey to the bizarre belief that questioning the Right Wing makes one unpatriotic. Good for you Dave. Great show as always. Letterman knows how to turn the tables on someone who is full of himself and blinded by self-importance. And let's hope there are always platforms like Letterman's around that can challenge the bombastic, hypocritical, bitter pills we have to take in the form of O'Reilly, Coulter, Robertson--unfortunately the list goes on and on. Great banter, great commentary--Letterman still shines!

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