David Letterman Crashes 'Tonight Show'

David Letterman makes surprise appearance on ‘Tonight Show’ for 1st time in 3 decades
On Feb. 10, David Letterman stopped by “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” while his former bandleader, Paul Shaffer, and his World’s Most Dangerous Band filled in for the Roots. It marked Letterman’s first “Tonight Show” appearance since Johnny Carson was host, back when the program still taped in Los Angeles.
David Letterman Slapped Jimmy Fallon with a Tortilla in a Surprise Tonight Show Visit
It was a 30 Rock homecoming for David Letterman on February 10, as the former Late Night with David Letterman Host unexpectedly popped up during Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show monologue. The hilarious moment came alongside Paul Shaffer and the World's Most Dangerous Band's own return to NBC,
David Letterman Surprises Jimmy Fallon as Paul Shaffer Takes Over ‘The Tonight Show'
David Letterman made a surprise cameo on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Feb. 10, interrupting Fallon's monologue to welcome his longtime musical director Paul Shaffer and The World's Most Dangerous Band,
David Letterman Makes Rare, Long-In-Coming Visit To ‘Tonight’, Trades Quips And Slaps With Jimmy Fallon
"Is this the 23rd hour of The Today Show?,” Letterman asked as he wandered onto the stage to greet Jimmy Fallon.
David Letterman Stuns Audience With First 'Tonight Show' Appearance In Decades
Letterman began his late night TV career at NBC, where he hosted the groundbreaking “Late Night With David Letterman” from 1982 to 1993. The show followed Johnny Carson’s “Tonight Show.” When Carson announced in 1991 that he would retire the following year, it was widely expected that Letterman would take over the earlier slot.
David Letterman Makes Shock Return to ‘The Tonight Show’ & Reunites With Paul Shaffer
Fallon was riffing with Paul Shaffer and the World’s Most Dangerous Band, Letterman’s longtime sidekick and band from his time hosting CBS’ Late Show from 1982 to 2015 — Shaffer and co were filling in for Fallon’s regular house band, The Roots, who are rehearsing for the upcoming Saturday Night Live 50th anniversary concert.
David Letterman crashes Jimmy Fallon's 'Tonight Show' monologue in post-retirement suprise for fans
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Legendary late-night TV icon David Letterman gate-crashed Jimmy Fallon 's 'Tonight Show' monologue on Monday night, February 10, strolling onto the stage while the host was riffing about Sunday's Super Bowl.
David Letterman Returns to The Tonight Show to Mostly Mock Jimmy Fallon
David Letterman made a surprise appearance on The Tonight Show, crashing Jimmy Fallon's monologue to tell a few jokes and poke fun at the show's current host.
Watch David Letterman’s Surprise Appearance on ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon’
In reality, Shaffer and the band were filling in for the Roots as ... “Paul and I used to do a show almost exactly like this,” Letterman told Fallon. “We didn’t do the Chuck E.
David Letterman crashes Jimmy Fallon's 'Tonight Show' monologue
David Letterman joined Jimmy Fallon during his monologue on The Tonight Show Monday. "Is this the 23rd hour of the Today show?" asked the former Late Show host, feigning confusion, after arriving on stage.
David Letterman Crashes ‘Tonight Show’ for Reunion With Paul Shaffer
Letterman crashed Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show monologue Monday night, wandering onto the stage as Fallon was making some jokes about Sunday’s Super Bowl. “Is this the 23rd hour of the Today show?” Letterman asked.
Why Have The Roots Left Jimmy Fallon's 'Tonight Show' This Month?
Jimmy Fallon viewers were left surprised earlier this month when The Roots, the show's longtime house band, were noticeably absent.
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How U2 And David Letterman Made A Documentary In Only A Few Weeks
He invited Letterman to Dublin for his first-ever visit and explained that the band had this new, special album coming. They wanted to tell their story, and they wanted the host to be a part of it ...
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Korean Pop Band Debuts on Letterman
The K-Pop band Girls' Generation is the latest Asian group to take on the U.S. market. The WSJ's Min-Jeong Lee tells Deborah Kan why they are gaining ground.