Late Show UK

Monday 26th March - Quentin Tarantino, Pete Rose, Mika
Tuesday 27th March - Jeff Foxworthy, Charlie Engle, Kevin Lin & Ray Zahab, Dierks Bentley
Wednesday 28th March - Hilary Swank, Carlos Mencia, Gym Class Heroes
Thursday 29th March - Campbell Brown, Will Arnett, Dave Koz & Johnny Mathis
Friday 30th March - Amy Poehler, Ricky Schroder, Ozomatli

Updated 1st April 2007.

Monday 19th March - Terrence Howard, Bruce Fine, Jersey Boys
Tuesday 20th March - David Spade, Richard Engel, Hinder
Wednesday 21st March - Roseanne Barr, Heather Mills, James Morrison
Thursday 22nd March - Will Ferrell, Joe Biden, Paolo Nutini
Friday 23rd March - Nick Nolte, Ruud Kleinpaste, Guster

Updated 1st April 2007.

As you may know, the last few weeks’ email newsletters from us have been fairly few and far between. We will now be sending out your email newsletters on weekends instead of during the week, which should mean you’ll see one in your Inbox either on a Saturday or Sunday every single week - instead of one every now and again. Sorry about the newsletter sending-out schedules recently, but we are now hopeful to bring it to you on the weekend so you can plan your viewing for the upcoming week’s worth of shows. If you’d like to signup to our email newsletters (they are completely free and you can opt-out of recieving them at any time) - which contain guest listings for all shows and any relevant news - please go to www.lateshowuk.com/email-newsletters to sign up. Thank you.

The first ever weekend newsletter will be sent out on the weekend of the 31st March to the 1st April.

News added today;

Conan and Jay on CNBC Europe

There have been some schedule changes on CNBC Europe as of this week - presumably because of the Summer Time changes in America. We hope they will change the schedule back to normal after we change to British Summer Time in a few weeks - as (with the new changes on CNBC Europe) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno and Late Night With Conan O’Brien are only on for 30 minutes each - instead of the full 45 minutes. It’s thought the schedule changes have been made so CNBC can still show the NBC Nightly News live from the States. As of now, Jay is on at 10pm (UK time), the NBC Nightly News is on at 10.30pm (UK time) and Conan is on at 11pm (UK time). In our opinion, it would be better if they recorded the NBC Nightly News and aired it at it’s normal 11.30pm (UK time) slot, instead of shifting the schedules around (cutting 15 minutes of Leno and Conan every show). CNBC Europe is available on Virgin Media and Sky.

There have been some schedule changes on CNBC Europe as of this week - presumably because of the Summer Time changes in America. We hope they will change the schedule back to normal after we change to British Summer Time in a few weeks - as (with the new changes on CNBC Europe) The Tonight Show With Jay Leno and Late Night With Conan O’Brien are only on for 30 minutes each - instead of the full 45 minutes. It’s thought the schedule changes have been made so CNBC can still show the NBC Nightly News live from the States. As of now, Jay is on at 10pm (UK time), the NBC Nightly News is on at 10.30pm (UK time) and Conan is on at 11pm (UK time). In our opinion, it would be better if they recorded the NBC Nightly News and aired it at it’s normal 11.30pm (UK time) slot, instead of shifting the schedules around (cutting 15 minutes of Leno and Conan every show). CNBC Europe is available on Virgin Media and Sky.

Guest listings for all shows updated.

News added today;

David Letterman and Paul Shaffer feuding?

According to reports over the past couple of weeks, Dave and Paul have been feuding. Now, I doubt these rumours are true, but apparentely the feud came to a head in the second Ventriloquist Week recently. Paul was talking about an old ventriloquist that used to be on at the Ed Sullivan Theatre and - supposedly - Dave wanted to move onto another segment, but Paul kept talking about it - thus annoying Dave. These reports/rumours could be false (which I assume they are). I’m sure we won’t be seeing a trial separation between Dave and Paul any time soon.

Monday 12th March - Sen. Chris Dodd
Tuesday 13th March - John Waters
Wednesday 14th March - Zbigniew Brzezinski
Thursday 15th March - Sandra Bullock

Monday 26th March - Robin Williams, Christan Slater, Panic! at the Disco (Rerun)
Tuesday 27th March - Sacha Baron Cohen as “Borat”, Jack McBrayer, Mastodon (Rerun)
Wednesday 28th March - Will Ferrell, Tom Everett Scott, Death Cab for Cutie (Rerun)
Thursday 29th March - Martha Stewart, Brian Posehn, My Morning Jacket (Rerun)
Friday 30th March - Howard Stern, Jim Gaffigan (Rerun)

According to reports over the past couple of weeks, Dave and Paul have been feuding. Now, I doubt these rumours are true, but apparentely the feud came to a head in the second Ventriloquist Week recently. Paul was talking about an old ventriloquist that used to be on at the Ed Sullivan Theatre and - supposedly - Dave wanted to move onto another segment, but Paul kept talking about it - thus annoying Dave. These reports/rumours could be false (which I assume they are). I’m sure we won’t be seeing a trial separation between Dave and Paul any time soon.

Guest listings for all shows updated.

Monday 5th March - Bob Woodruff
Tuesday 6th March - Richard Jadick
Wednesday 7th March - Wynton Marsalis
Thursday 8th March - Dr. Sharon Moalem

Monday 12th March - Mark Wahlberg, Brad Garrett, My Chemical Romance
Tuesday 13th March - Sandra Bullock, Andy Richter, Evanescence
Wednesday 14th March - Michael Clarke Duncan, Bailee Madison, Finger Eleven
Thursday 15th March - Dan Rather, chef Andrew Zimmern, Lloyd
Friday 16th March - Terry Bradshaw, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Musiq Soulchild

Updated 17th March 2007.