Wow. A lot of respect for Dave being interviewed on Charles show. We all know and have heard the stories of Daves very shy nature out in public. Not unlike Carson. I suffer from the exact same thing. It’s good to hear him talk about it and I’m so proud of him for being a recovering alcoholic. Wow, good on you, David!!!!
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Letterman fans, watch this, when Chuck turns the tables and hosts a fairly extended interview with Dave on Chuck's CNBC show. Starts at 29:50 with some historical musings by Chuck; Dave joins him at 41:30 (Thanks Don G. for digging this up!)
Landmarks in New York City from Charles Grodin on CNBC. 29:52: Brooklyn Bridge 29:54/29:55/29:56/29:57/29:58: Radio City Music Hall faded into the Chrysler Building. 29:59: Statue of Liberty
The whole understated, continuous tension was quite in line with David and Charles' mutual shtick that carried on throughout the Late Nite/Show. Not so much "awkward" as a pinnacle in that relationship
These videos are wonderful however, I must say going into commercial breaks when they show pictures of New York skyline with the twin towers. It’s a little heartbreaking still…..
Grodin's interview of Letterman missed the mark. When Letterman interviews, he brings big energy and Grodin choosing to be stern, disinterested, offended, angry, whatever always plays. However, Grodin being dry and inane as an interviewer didn't work. Letterman wanted to give nothing and other than a couple of sarcastic whips, Grodin elicited very little from him. What Grodin did would have worked with Jack Paar or Regis Philbin, but it fell flat with Letterman.
OMG I've never seen this Grodin interview. Thank you for posting this. Best TV ever.
Been looking for the CNBC interview for years. Thank you Don!
As usual - great job Don! Thank you!
Dave discussing hygiene & comparing himself to Zoro on CG’s show 😭, ive rewatched 1 - 3 a few times but never saw this. Grateful as always, Don.
Don! Thank goodness you put these together before you stopped making Letterman videos. Grodin is easily top 5 guests ever.
Wow. A lot of respect for Dave being interviewed on Charles show. We all know and have heard the stories of Daves very shy nature out in public. Not unlike Carson. I suffer from the exact same thing. It’s good to hear him talk about it and I’m so proud of him for being a recovering alcoholic. Wow, good on you, David!!!!
Great interview from the Grodin show. Hilarious 😆
Thanks Don!
I love the way Charles has been pulling off his Jack Benny impression for decades. Hillarious!! GOD BLESS His Soul 🙏
Great CNBC interview at the end. Worth posting separately.
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as a kid, I remember watching the "Go # Yourself" the night that it aired. That is why I've watched these interviews after he passed away.
Letterman fans, watch this, when Chuck turns the tables and hosts a fairly extended interview with Dave on Chuck's CNBC show. Starts at 29:50 with some historical musings by Chuck; Dave joins him at 41:30 (Thanks Don G. for digging this up!)
Dave Letterman's best guest. Both danced mentally together.
Landmarks in New York City from Charles Grodin on CNBC.
29:52: Brooklyn Bridge
29:54/29:55/29:56/29:57/29:58: Radio City Music Hall faded into the Chrysler Building.
29:59: Statue of Liberty
Thank you!
RIP CHARLES GRODEN
Lmao 17:30 the Lindbergh dialogue
Man the network must have loved that CNBC interview. Probably lost 75% of viewers in that weird interrogation segment lol
art > ratings. art lasts the test of time.
The whole understated, continuous tension was quite in line with David and Charles' mutual shtick that carried on throughout the Late Nite/Show. Not so much "awkward" as a pinnacle in that relationship
These videos are wonderful however, I must say going into commercial breaks when they show pictures of New York skyline with the twin towers. It’s a little heartbreaking still…..
Amazing how amazingly ticly hilarious, decent and ironic they were. No one feeling offended or trying not cancel one another That's humor
lol
Grodin's interview of Letterman missed the mark. When Letterman interviews, he brings big energy and Grodin choosing to be stern, disinterested, offended, angry, whatever always plays. However, Grodin being dry and inane as an interviewer didn't work. Letterman wanted to give nothing and other than a couple of sarcastic whips, Grodin elicited very little from him. What Grodin did would have worked with Jack Paar or Regis Philbin, but it fell flat with Letterman.