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Late Night with David Letterman

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role of Letterman

  • David Letterman and Adm. Mike Mullen, 2011
    In David Letterman: Late Night with David Letterman

    …television with the critically acclaimed Late Night with David Letterman, which premiered in 1982 on NBC. The show ran immediately after Carson’s The Tonight Show, and its ironic and offbeat humor was a hit with viewers. Late Night featured top-10 lists; sarcastic interplay between Letterman and his comic foil, bandleader…

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