On Wednesday, September 7, 2011 9:53:16 PM UTC-4, PGage wrote: > > They did a nice job with the goodbye. Of all the homey, families ties on > that show, the only one that I ever thought really worked for them was Uncle > Frank; their connection showed all the way through. > > On a self-centered note, this reminds me of the Letterman show I have > always dreaded - the one after his mom dies. > The Uncle Frank tribute was beautifully done. Maybe the best thing Kimmel has ever done. I still have Leno's 1994 eulogy for his dad on tape - and that may be *his* best on-camera moment. (I wish I still had his 1993 eulogy for his mom - it was sweet, but upsetting to watch because he was *really* having a hard time holding it together.) And Ferguson's show after his dad died was really well done, too. Like you, I dread seeing what Dave might do after his mom dies. Then again, Dave has already hinted that he may retire in a couple years, and judging from the way Dorothy looked on her 90th birthday a few months ago, she may last longer than the show. -Tim
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