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Titolo: [TV] Letterman

sul sito del Letterman Show, ci sono (nella sezione Dave TV - Comedy Clips) 
dei video di alcuni "servizi" fatti da Dave e dai suoi collaboratori.
Da non perdere, per gli amanti del baseball, le visite di Biff Henderson ai 
training camp degli Yankees e allle World Series.
Per la NFL nella seconda pagina una chicca del '96, una giornata di 
Letterman con Joe Montana
ecco il link diretto ai Comedy Clips
http://www.cbs.com/latenight/lateshow/dave_tv/ls_dtv_comedy_clips.shtml
Jani

Grande!
Sei anche tu un fan di Dave? :-)
Qualcuno sa se col passaggio alla Abc, RaiSat lo trasmettera'
ancora?
Ciao,
Stets :-)

 ancora?
cos'è che passa all'ABC?
se ti riferisci al Letterman Show, rimane sulla CBS
ciaps
Jani

> se ti riferisci al Letterman Show, rimane sulla CBS
Eggia', adesso fanno il letterman show senza letterman.....
Vabbe' che hanno fatto il processo del lunedi' senza
biscardi.... pero'.... ;-)
Ciao,
Stets :-)

> Eggia', adesso fanno il letterman show senza letterman.....
ma va, pirlun d'un scerif, anche Dave rimane in CBS :-)
Jani

> ma va, pirlun d'un scerif, anche Dave rimane in CBS :-)
Te se sicur? Perche' mi sapevi che il sciur l'andava al'abisi'....
Stets

ABC: Hello Dave, Goodbye Ted?
by Mark Armstrong
Mar 1, 2002, 10:45 AM PT
http://www.eonline.com/News/Items/0,1,9596,00.html?yhnws
For Dave fans, this could be CBS' stupidest human trick yet.
With David Letterman's contract expiring this summer--and CBS failing to
seal a deal--the late-night giant is now in talks to jump to ABC, the New
York Times reports.
In turn, ABC's move could topple Koppel: The network would most likely
cancel or move Ted Koppel's late-night institution Nightline to make room
for Letterman at 11:30 p.m., in an attempt to draw a younger audience.
ABC also would probably rid itself of Bill Maher's Politically Incorrect in
the shuffle.
Neither ABC nor CBS would comment Friday. The Times reports that ABC made a
"strong bid" this week to woo Letterman, who felt "alienated" after CBS
failed to renew his Late Show contract during an exclusive negotiating
period.
"CBS tried to strong-arm him and alienated him and everybody else on his
side," one unnamed executive told the Times. "They were convinced he had
nowhere else to go."
Already, things apparently hadn't been too peachy between Letterman and CBS.
The Late Show host reportedly had beefs over the amount of network promotion
he was receiving, not to mention the weak lead-in ratings generated by many
of CBS' local newscasts. Letterman's relationship with network honcho Les
Moonves hasn't exactly been cozy, either.
ABC, meanwhile, has been searching for a way to steal younger viewers away
from NBC and CBS and grab a bigger stake in the late-night world. While
Nightline's audience is about the same as the Late Show, Letterman performs
much better among adults 18-49, the demographic prized by advertisers.
Koppel, however, is reportedly furious over ABC's discussions, and ABC News
execs weren't even aware of how Nightline would be affected until the Times
and the Washington Post contacted them Thursday night.
The Post's Howard Kurtz reports that ABC's News division views the talks as
"a slap in the face to one of the most important and successful journalists
in television--even if it means landing an entertainer of Letterman's
stature."
Other ABC execs, however, pointed out that the news veteran has already cut
back his involvement in the show. "Ted is not doing the show every night,
and Ted is the show," one said.
According to the Times, one major factor in ABC's talks remains Letterman's
concern over being responsible for booting Koppel and Nightline from the
timeslot. ABC insists it's been searching for something to replace the
22-year-old news show and the always-controversial Politically Incorrect
since last summer, long before it started courting Letterman.
Of course, all of this might sound oddly familiar. Letterman, who just
celebrated his 20th anniversary in late-night, joined CBS in 1993 after NBC
chose Jay Leno over him to replace Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show.
Leno and Letterman have been battling for ratings ever since, with the
Tonight Show primarily holding onto first place with an average of 6 million
viewers. But the Late Show's ratings have been on the upswing: The show
pulls in 4.4 million viewers a night and is up 12 percent among adults 18-49
compared to last season.

> Te se sicur? Perche' mi sapevi che il sciur l'andava al'abisi'....
l'è inves rimagnù in de la sibi-es, ha fàa una quei puntada disend a tuc cum 
l'eràn andà i tratatìf, ma che poe l'era rimàs in del so canal, fides
Jani

te se propri un brianzzzzul! ;-)
Stets :-)

fides 
Per mi tel dis che rimanev al sibiess perc gli davan piu' sold!!!
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 training camp degli Yankees e allle World Series.
Biff allo Sping Training dei Bronx Bombers me lo sono gustato due giorni 
fa.Davvero spassoso!Mi diverte vedere gli atleti che solitamente ammiro 
nelle loro performances sportive in situazioni curiose come questa.
Anche se sono tifoso RedSox!
:-)
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