August 2012 trip report now online
The Late Show trip report from my August 2012 visit to New York is now online. I attended a taping of the show – full details, photos and a video clip of the marquee can be found by clicking here.
November 2009 trip report now online
I visited New York and went to a Late Show taping in November 2009. My full trip report is now online, including photos. Please click here to view.
We’re now on Flickr
Late Show UK now have a Flickr account at www.flickr.com/lateshowuk. At the moment, you can view an extensive gallery of my New York photos from my visit there last October, including photos that haven’t previously been posted on our site. I’ve taken out any pictures of myself so you don’t have to worry about that. ;-) Related: Communities page
Late Show UK In New York – New video clips
It’s better late than never – I’ve got the main video of my New York visit from October last year edited and uploaded to YouTube. Sorry about the quality of the video – YouTube seems to compress everything. I’ve embedded the video below in two separate clips. These video clips can also be found on the Video Clips page, on our YouTube channel, or on the Late Show UK In New York page.
New York Visit – ‘Late Show Fire’ video
I’ve uploaded the video I took of the fire crews outside the Ed Sullivan Theater when I was in New York last week. Sorry about the pixelated video quality – it didn’t look like that before I put it on YouTube. I’ll see if I can fix that. More video clips from my visit to New York will be uploaded soon. Late Show UK YouTube Channel. Full info on my visit to New York can be found on the Late…
Paul’s visit to New York City
I had my first visit to New York in October – and of course wanted to get into a taping of the Late Show amongst all the other tourist-type things. So, we landed around lunchtime and after the tedious security checks to get out of the airport and the lengthy journey in a shuttle bus (not recommended – use a cab if I were you) to our hotel – which was the Belvedere. The hotel was really central to everything…