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Dave remotes from Radio City Music Hall in New York City to reminisce on ten years of 'Late Night with David Letterman' on NBC.
Bill Murray stops by to say hi between various collections of clips of his many guests and musical acts over the years plus a live demonstration of "Stupid Pet Tricks."
Bob Dylan performs live backed by the "World's Most Dangerous Band" led by Paul Shaffer. Sitting in with the band are such greats as Carole King, Chrissie Hynde and Steve Vai.
Dave remotes from Radio City Music Hall in New York City to reminisce on ten years of 'Late Night with David Letterman' on NBC.
Bill Murray stops by to say hi between various collections of clips of his many guests and musical acts over the years plus a live demonstration of "Stupid Pet Tricks."
Bob Dylan performs live backed by the "World's Most Dangerous Band" led by Paul Shaffer. Sitting in with the band are such greats as Carole King, Chrissie Hynde and Steve Vai.
Two Late Nights aired on September 25, 1986. The first was a new show that broadcast in place of the Tonight Show, which had celebrated its 24th anniversary earlier in prime time.
The second Late Night followed in its usual 12:30 am slot; it was a rerun from February 17, 1986, but with other voices replacing everyone who was on the show.
Peter Fernandez was the voice of Dave; Earl Hammond as Paul; Corinne Orr as Raquel Welch; and Maya Danzinger as Sandra Bernhard, with LN writer Randy Cohen supplying additional voices.
This rebroadcast from July 7, 1986, was sped up to allow six extra minutes of new material at the end. With guests Anthony Perkins, Sandra Bernhard, and Eric Burdon.
This rerun from May 9, 1985 features various video asides by Dave taped 3 1/2 years later and aired on December 30, 1988.
Guests were Bob Hope, Bill Maher, and Brandon Gray-Devitt. Plus Viewer Mail and Crushing Things with an 80-Ton Hydraulic Press remote.
Similar to the English overdub show, except Spanish-speaking actors from Mexico were hired to record over the episode's original dialogue. Originally aired February 10, 1989.
