The TV thread

WaPo did a good look back at Craig. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...r-see-on-late-night-tv-again-after-this-year/

Yes, I am going to miss him. So happy I saw him (and Josh) live last month.

 

I'm very jealous.
I didn't know how good that show would be from the start. But it wasn't long before I was hooked. And last night's opening was some of the best four minutes of late night TV I've seen.

 

The Game - Great 1970s spy piece.

The Missing - Great so far but tough to watch.

 

Over the years I thought Ferguson was the best of the five late-night shows. The finale was good but not great. The beginning was really good, with everybody playing some kind of drum. The ending in bed with Drew Carey was pretty good, too. But he and Leno swung and missed. I like Leno, too, but this smacked of two old guys grousing and complaining about the business that made them rich and famous.

 

I agree. But I rarely watch the interviews...sometimes they are good...but for the most part the best part of Craig in the opening 20 minutes and the last 5. I never was much for the chit-chat part.

 

I missed that, but I read that Post piece. And that led me to another Kristen Bell clip, from three weeks ago. A fireside chat. I could listen to Kristen and Craig riffing on an endless loop. It's at the start of this.

 

She is so hot....end of story. Swollen belly, ankles and all...so would!

 

Craig Ferguson was the best interviewer on late-night TV.

 

OK, I'm adding this to the DVR.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Odd_Couple_(2015_TV_series)

 

Matthew Perry as Oscar. David Schwimmer could have played Felix.

 

The guys from Friends really haven't had the careers their female counterparts have.

 

"Yay, I can't wait to see David Schwimmer again!" – Nobody anywhere, ever.