Where in the World is Bob Saget?

[acishere]

What are you trying to tell us ...?

That he has attended some McConauhey parties ...

They are like this without clothes

 

[Cesar R M]

Nap time was a bust.
Head-ache and cold feet prevented me from falling asleep.

Don't feel too bad for me though.
I still haven't bothered to put on socks or take an Advil yet.

time to get yourself into a blanket taco?

OK, time for a beer run...!!!
And yes, it will be in shorts, a t-shirt, and flip flops...it was 91 here today, and is still 87 right now.
Summer could be a bit...

funny, from snow.. to being toasted by the sun.

 

[Gabe1]

Craig is just so unconventional. Geoff and Secretariat are genius. His monologues are the best, and his Tweets and Emails segment is great, too. He can take the most awkward interview and make it funny and interesting. When he gets talkative guests, it's just the best. The Late Late Show is perfect for him, too, because a lot of his comedy revolves around making fun of how awful it is to be there. To sum it up, his entire show is perfect.

Craig and Ellen have to be my two favorite comedic talk show hosts. But they are very, very different, obviously.

I would like to see Ellen get a late night show. Give her a bit more freedom with her jokes and save her knees from dancing for a while.

I absolutely love Ellen. I really wonder if the powers to be would put Ellen in late night. Dear old loud mouth Joan Rivers seemed to put an end to women in good late night slots.

 

[donaldtoo]

OK, gang...
I'm off as per DWifey's request.
Have a Magical!
Laterrrrrrr...!!!!!

 

[Cesar R M]

Looks more like a stroll-through closet, to me...!
Reminds me, we had a client years ago (although, they weren't the first and won't be the last to request things like this) where we designed almost half of the massive upper floor as a closet for her. She was the wife of a retired Army General and we only new her as "Sweetie". NO JOKE.

in before they say some narnia joke (related to the stroll-thru closet)

 

[PUSH]

You know who I'd love to see in a comedic talk show setting? Neil Patrick Harris. I think his personality would be great for one.

 

[acishere]

Ellen's built such a reputation with daytime talk show comedy, that I don't know if she would work in late night. I mean, I'm sure she would because she's Ellen, but I don't think her success would be nearly as much. It'd be interesting to see her in late night, but I wouldn't want her to give up her daytime show.

I can watch late night tv though...

 

[Cesar R M]

I just texted my friend I had pizza from this one local joint tonight, he said he misses it (he moved to Wyoming), and I said I feel fat now, but it's worth it. Then 3 seconds later I read this.

I'm going to make pizza tomorrow.. does that make you a bit better? for me it will

Well alright, alright, alright

These transformations are amazing and outright scary.

Well, we are all one person, so I knew that.

I need to ask my inner "other me". Because I had NO IDEA.

 

[PUSH]

I can watch late night tv though...

I catch Ellen either right after class or on YouTube clips. Where I live I get Wisconsin and Iowa stations, and Ellen airs in two different time slots between the two slate, so I can catch one half on the Wisconsin station and the other on the Iowa station. I don't watch Ellen daily, though.

 

[Cesar R M]

We are a collector.

A compactor dont you mean?

Jenn is down to earth, Angelina can be out there at times. Jenn is like Sandra Bullock, you just have to love her. Actually, Jenn and Sandy must have found the fountain of youth together. Jenn: 45, Sandy: 50. What?

You forgot Julia Roberts and Jodie Foster.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

in before they say some narnia joke (related to the stroll-thru closet)

Oh look! Is that a lamppost?

 

[acishere]

I absolutely love Ellen. I really wonder if the powers to be would put Ellen in late night. Dear old loud mouth Joan Rivers seemed to put an end to women in good late night slots.

Chelsea Handler apparently was successful doing late night on cable and is 10 times worse than Joan Rivers. So I'd like to see Ellen get a chance as the woman of late night now that Handler is leaving. I would actually enjoy watching her.

 

[Cesar R M]

I never liked Jay Leno. Meaning as a comedian, not a person. Same for David Letterman. Letterman is just too bland for me. Jimmy Fallon is decent, and Jimmy Kimmel is a step above Leno and Letterman, but not quite to Fallon. I haven't really seen Seth Meyers enough to judge him. I'm interested to see the non-characterized Stephen Colbert. I think he'll be good. Craig tops all, though.

- Leno was just too bland for my taste. Plus I was a huge Conan fan when he was on Late Night so that situation soured me on Leno. Never watched him again.
- Conan lost a lot between moving to an earlier time and losing a lot of his bits to the NBC lawyers. He is at his best when things go wrong or when set loose on a location. Very quick on his feet with jokes in those situations.
- Fallon is good for creating fun bits and games. It makes his show feel welcoming. His interviews are terrible though.
- Craig just can do everything. His monologues are hilarious, different, and usually tell a great story. He can kill time like no one else. And can really keep a conversation going.
- Letterman was great for snark, but has grown disinterested as time has gone on. I'm not surprised he is retiring.
- Colbert has proven to be a master of satire. He is like a modern day Mark Twain who works in live action. I'm interested to see what he will bring to the Late Show.

Agree with you both but honestly I barely watch these shows, I still love the satire and the sarcasm of John Stewart and mainly Stephen Colbert.

 

[acishere]

Alright time to meet some friends around the block finally. This was supposed to happen an hour ago...

 

[Cesar R M]

You know who I'd love to see in a comedic talk show setting? Neil Patrick Harris. I think his personality would be great for one.

I think he would be doing mostly Musical than comical shows

 

[PUSH]

I wonder how Tina Fey or Amy Poehler would do being a late night host.

 

[PUSH]

I think he would be doing mostly Musical than comical shows

If only he wasn't on Broadway he'd have time for it now that HIMYM is over. I think incorporating musical segments into a late night show could be brilliant if done right, and I think NPH could pull it off. It wouldn't be able to be a nightly segment, but it'd be interesting to see. I see NPH playing more of a daytime role, though.

 

[PUSH]

Okay, so this is what needs to happen:

- Neil Patrick Harris needs a talk/late night show.
- Amy Poehler and Tina Fey need to have late night shows, or possibly even host one together. Their chemistry is incredible.
- Ellen needs to take a week and do late night, just so I can see what that would be like.

 

[Gabe1]

Chelsea Handler apparently was successful doing late night on cable and is 10 times worse than Joan Rivers. So I'd like to see Ellen get a chance as the woman of late night now that Handler is leaving. I would actually enjoy watching her.

I think Ellen would be the closest thing to the late night style of Johnny Carson. He was funny but seemed to endear his audience. I have a set of the Best of Johnny and some of his interviews and skits were just over the top, make me cry with laughter. Nice way to go to sleep, smiling with giggles.

 

[Gabe1]

Chelsea Handler apparently was successful doing late night on cable and is 10 times worse than Joan Rivers. So I'd like to see Ellen get a chance as the woman of late night now that Handler is leaving. I would actually enjoy watching her.

Yeah, cable is a different market, draws a different demographic that enjoy that type of humor. It doesn't necessarily work or compare to the more traditional markets the best comedians covet.