A partially buried lead in this thread about Late Show this week is his
Stooge of the Night segment (I have seen two shows this week, and am
assuming he has been doing it all week). I assume he is being criticized
for this, both by gun control opponents and those who think that network
talk shows
On Friday, April 26, 2013 3:04:52 AM UTC-4, PGage wrote:
A partially buried lead in this thread about Late Show this week is his
Stooge of the Night segment (I have seen two shows this week, and am
assuming he has been doing it all week). I assume he is being criticized
for this, both by
On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 6:30 AM, Diner bwayst...@gmail.com wrote:
He *is* being criticized for it on right-wing websites and blogs. Google
letterman stooge of the night and you'll get hits from Breitbart.com, Fox
Nation, and something called survivalistboards.com (I assume the name
tells
Diner, to PGage, in part:
He *is* being criticized for it on right-wing websites and blogs. Google
letterman stooge of the night and you'll get hits from Breitbart.com, Fox
Nation, and something called survivalistboards.com (I assume the name
tells you all you need to know about that
I caught the new open last night. Dumping the CG skyline is a definite
improvement, but I wish they hadn't replaced one piece of cheap-looking CG
with the cheap-looking CG version of the Ed Sullivan Theater marquee. Also,
there's something about the cityscape shots that felt very derivative of
the
I thought the new open calls back to the opening and commercial intro/outro shots from the old "Late Night" days.And that's a good thing...I like it.Doug FieldsTampa, FL
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Date: Thu, April 25, 2013 12:25 pm
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I caught the new open last night. Dumping the CG skyline
Just watched it and loved it all. It really reminds me of the old Late
Night opens. And I like the new introduction as well by Kalter.
Total sidebar: when I walk from my office to the bar for One Drink
Wednesday, I play the old LN theme on repeat. It works very nicely.
On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at
All I could think of as I watched the new opening was a memo some CBS
exec undoubtedly sent to Dave, asking him to run through the crowd
shaking and high fiving the hands of audience members.
On Tue, Apr 23, 2013 at 8:49 AM, Joe Hass hassgoc...@gmail.com wrote:
Just watched it and loved it all.
Kalter's been doing the modified introduction (From the heart of Broadway,
broadcasting across the nation and around the world...) for a few weeks
now, albeit over the old opening titles. I'm glad they rewrote it - I
always thought the old intro (From New York - the greatest city in the
The interesting thing is, Dave himself didn't do anything different. The
dash to up-left, the entrance, hitting his mark were exactly as he's done
for god-knows-how-long. But it's pretty amazing how a little thing like
changing up the camera angles can make a difference.
(Also, since Dave
On Tuesday, April 23, 2013 1:03:17 PM UTC-4, M-D November wrote:
Kalter's been doing the modified introduction (From the heart of
Broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world...) for a
few weeks now, albeit over the old opening titles. I'm glad they rewrote
it - I
Not sure if this was brand new tonight or if was in use before Dave's
recent vacation, but Late Show has finally ditched the crappy CGI open
for actual footage of New York City and (what I thought was) a classy
graphics package.
They also seem to have changed the shot list following the VTR:
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