Also, celebrities like Morris Day are in the six-figures while that production tape from 2008 barely makes it above 1,500. And the Fun with Rupert is stuck at 600. But, again, it's out there, and anyone interested can now find it.
Is it possible that men and women, for mundane reasons, have different interests and therefore gravitate to different professions? Culture changes -- for various mundane reasons -- and interests and roles shift. But there has been a current, which seems to have really gained momentum in the 1990s, of insinuating something insidious that keeps women out of men's roles and vice versa. Yet we can look back at the shift in interests and roles and see that there was nothing insidious, no "glass ceiling" that -- made of glass -- was invisible and yet insidious. And now a "victory" has been won for women against the awful chauvinistic efforts of men like Archie Bunker, et al.
He's nothing if not versatile. Writer for Rolling Stone, On MTV doing music stuff AND a movie show. With ESPN for several years now. Talented and very likeable guy!
Dave's best years were with Merrill.
Agree. With Merrill, the show really crackled.
Something unfair about the Merrill videos all getting about one sixth the views of your least popular Dave vids.
More like 1/10th. I agree. But at least it's out there. Time has its way of balancing the playing field.
Also, celebrities like Morris Day are in the six-figures while that production tape from 2008 barely makes it above 1,500. And the Fun with Rupert is stuck at 600. But, again, it's out there, and anyone interested can now find it.
It's almost as though he's really famous and she isn't.
@@mikestevenson576 right? it's as though because she's associated, people should feel obligated to find her equally interesting to Dave
This was most welcomed. Ty! Merrill is such a talent and a terrific interviewee. And, she looks great. Dave never had it so good.
Love all the Markoe stuff!! Thanks a lot, Don-from one Dave Superfan to another!!
Oh yeah-any chance you can upload the whole Rooney clip? That was pretty funny.
Genius. Foundation of major cultural shift.
trivia: this guy is the brother of Mary Connelly from Letterman's show - aka Connie Plescoe, the endlessly pregnant Late Night staffer
oh man - i love me some trivia
@@moaningpheromones Then you will be interested to know that Mary Connelly has been a producer for "Ellen" for several years now.
Is it possible that men and women, for mundane reasons, have different interests and therefore gravitate to different professions? Culture changes -- for various mundane reasons -- and interests and roles shift. But there has been a current, which seems to have really gained momentum in the 1990s, of insinuating something insidious that keeps women out of men's roles and vice versa. Yet we can look back at the shift in interests and roles and see that there was nothing insidious, no "glass ceiling" that -- made of glass -- was invisible and yet insidious. And now a "victory" has been won for women against the awful chauvinistic efforts of men like Archie Bunker, et al.
This is the same day that Letterman did his first Late Show in CBS.
Someone, please. Make the movie about Dave and Merrill, but told from Merrill's point of view. It's time.
Not if either one of them have a say. And they will.
Wait a minute I’m sorry A SINGING TELEGRAM? I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS
She's brilliant
Wow. Baggy chinos rule.
For What reason(s) do Great Danes need socks?
Did you listen to the video? Speaks for itself.
Connelly so young here. You forget those years.
He's nothing if not versatile. Writer for Rolling Stone, On MTV doing music stuff AND a movie show. With ESPN for several years now. Talented and very likeable guy!