Much like Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Hurricane Sandy ensured that an audience wouldn’t be available for last night’s broadcast of Late Show with David Letterman. Still, the show must could go on, and indeed it did, even without a single soul to entertain in the studio.
Instead of running through his opening monologue, however, he simply sat at his desk and told Paul Shaffer what his jokes would have been had there been people to laugh at them.
A different approach from Fallon, but still amusing.
Either way, anyone watching late-night television broadcast from the Big Apple on Monday night realized the awesome power of a live audience.
Oct 30, 2012 11:29am PDT
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