Posted: Tuesday, 29th January 2008 at 11:33pm by Paul
The banter between Don Rickles, Denzel Washington and Letterman was hilarious. The show aired on Diva TV earlier tonight (originally broadcast on CBS on 15/01/2008), and there’s a video clip on YouTube. Don Rickles always cracks me up - I find it funny the way he talks to Dave, but Dave never seems to mind. If you haven’t seen this show yet, it’s repeated on Diva TV this Saturday (2nd February) at 11pm (Virgin Media and Sky).
Posted: Sunday, 27th January 2008 at 5:50pm by Paul
A new programming block on CNBC Europe (as currently being advertised on the channel) - to be called CNBC Life - will be starting on the 23rd February. This could prove to be really interesting for The Tonight Show With Jay Leno and Late Night With Conan O’Brien show airings on the channel, as CNBC Life is rumoured to be an entertainment and sport programming block. Judging on speculation alone, this could mean the return of full episodes of Leno and Conan every night of the week (and maybe even NBC’s Today programme), along with an overhaul of the schedules. Watch this space - CNBC haven’t released any details at the moment, other than it’s a programming block starting 23/02/2008.
Posted: Sunday, 27th January 2008 at 2:00am by Paul
Monday 11th February - Julie Chen, Natasha Bedingfield
Tuesday 12th February - Susan Sarandon, Bonnie Somerville
Wednesday 13th February - Michael Clarke Duncan, Angela Kinsey, North Mississippi Allstars
Thursday 14th February - Evangeline Lilly, Adam Goldberg, Bebel Gilberto
Friday 15th February - Jeffrey Tambor, Ivana Milicevic, Bobby Miyamoto
Posted: Sunday, 27th January 2008 at 1:59am by Paul
Monday 4th February - Kristen Bell, the Wicked Tinkers
Tuesday 5th February - Amy Ryan, Terry Crews, Sebastian Maniscalco
Wednesday 6th February - Bradley Whitford, Lake Bell, Cynthia Littleton
Thursday 7th February - Jon Favreau, Alicia Coppola, Shelby Lynne
Friday 8th February - Jessica Alba, Mo’Nique, Dierks Bentley
Posted: Sunday, 27th January 2008 at 1:55am by Paul
Monday 28th January - Jessica Alba, Julie Chen, The Whigs
Tuesday 29th January - Bill Cosby , Lake Bell, The Matt Savage Trio
Wednesday 30th January - Dr. Phil, Lena Headey, Gary Allan
Thursday 31st January - Eva Longoria Parker, Colbie Caillat
Friday 1st February - Paris Hilton, Artie Lange, Vampire Weekend
The Late Show is back on UK TV screens on new channel, Diva TV - Available on Virgin Media channel 192 and Sky Digital channel 282 - Letterman is shown at 9pm weeknights and reruns on Saturdays and Sundays at 11pm. Diva TV shows it on a delay - which varies - so check the “Upcoming Shows” box at the top right of the sidebar for Diva TV schedules (listings on the “Guest Listings” pages are US airdates).
Posted: Sunday, 27th January 2008 at 1:49am by Paul
Monday 21st January - Allan Sloan, Eric Weiner
Tuesday 22nd January - Malcolm Gladwell, Andrew Young
Wednesday 23rd January - Marie Wood, Jeb Corliss, Andrew McLean
Thursday 24th January - Debra Dickerson, Charles Nesson
Posted: Sunday, 27th January 2008 at 1:45am by Paul
Monday 21st January - Simon Cowell & Ryan Seacrest, Tavis Smiley, Shaggy
Tuesday 22nd January - David Gregory, Puddle Of Mudd
Wednesday 23rd January - Adam Carolla, Richard Roeper, Shooter Jennings
Thursday 24th January - Julie Scardina, Chelsea Handler, Buckcherry
Friday 25th January - Hulk Hogan, David Willey, Natasha Bedingfield
Posted: Saturday, 26th January 2008 at 12:59am by Paul
Barack Obama stopped by the Late Show on Thursday to present the Top Ten list. Obama - currently in the middle of his hectic Presidential campaign schedule - popped in for a surprise visit to Dave, and said if he was elected he would “put Regis on the nickel” and “pronounce the word nuclear - nuclear”. Read the show roundup at The Wahoo Gazette at CBS.com. Watch the video from YouTube below;
This is a petition to show UK audiences want to see The Colbert Report on TV over here. The Colbert Report follows The Daily Show in the US. More 4 currently air The Daily Show on their channel, so The Colbert Report would make an ideal follow-on programme, as The Daily Show is always referencing The Colbert Report in their programme and at the end of the show (although this is sometimes edited out). Please sign this petition to show there’s a fanbase for the show in the UK.
Late Show UK launched in July 2005. We're a blog based around US and UK talk shows. We provide coverage of such shows as the Late Show With David Letterman, The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, Late Night With Conan O'Brien, The Daily Show With Jon Stewart, The Colbert Report, the Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson, Friday Night With Jonathan Ross and Saturday Night Live.
Diva TV drops the Late Show With David LettermanJim: If I remember rightly, Letterman has been irregularly shown in the UK on Sky, Paramount, ITV and Diva. Also if Diva are NBC and Letterman is CBS there may be a clash of interest. Perhaps Letterman wants too much money for broadcasting rights?...
Diva TV drops the Late Show With David LettermanMurph_500: Thanks for the info - back to “breaking the law” for me! Seriously though,it’ ;s ridiculous. I’ve said on Digital Spy that FX would be the perfect channel for Dave. The way they treat The Colbert Report is perfect...
Diva TV drops the Late Show With David LettermanNick: Very sad news. Letterman in the UK has had a sorry ride, I can’t see anyone else picking up on it. Thanks for the info, your site is a must read each day. Regards Nick
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