Bill Murray Tries To Cheer Up An Audience Member | Letterman

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Bill tries to bring a little joy to one of Dave's fans.
(From "Late Night," air date: 2/12/93)
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@NowOffYouGo Год назад

Bill Murray is a true star and legend.

@abdikadiradan1766 Год назад

I am so old. Thank God.

@dongiller Год назад

Fun fact: The audience member was Late Night writer Jon Beckerman, who would team up with Rob Burnett to create and produce “Ed,” “The Knights of Prosperity,” and “We Made This Movie.” He was also the de facto Head Writer on Late Show for a while.

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

Rumor has it he will soon appear on The Letterman Podcast as well. Note: soon is a relative term.

@dongiller Год назад

Rumors are like ice cream.

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

@@dongiller yes! So fun for lickin!

@wasteofspace20 Год назад

So in other words it was scripted? I'm shocked. Lol

@robertboyce6043 Год назад

Yeah I was thinking he probably wrote the bit. :-)

@strippschoe Год назад

Pure comedy genius, the build, to an Absurd Level. Murray leaning in to it, then Sharpton with the total over the top. I absolutely love it and miss it terribly. Thanks Dave for being true to the comedic art form!

@freeadrian1144 Год назад

0:20 Paul provided the piano accompaniment to Bill's Star Wars rendition on SNL.

@airgunfun4248 Год назад

Staaaar wars nothing but staaar wars

@raggededge82 Год назад

I wondered why they chose that music!

@jjryan1352 Год назад

Oh man oh man just as Sharpton was plugging his books at a funeral the other day. This is comedic timing at its best. You guys still got it!

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

Layers and layers of subtext and commentary.

@RebeccaLynnMusic Год назад

Blame capitalism. The man still needs to earn money. What do you do in exchange for money?

@jjryan1352 Год назад

@@RebeccaLynnMusic so because "capitalism" says you have to "earn money" it's ok to exploit religion and eulogies for personal profit??? 🤷‍♀️

@whatevertherapper 8 месяцев назад

A brand new movie called Groundhog Day. What a time capsule. ❤

@factenter6787 Год назад

Today is 2 February. And Groundhog Day was a great story

@conwaytwt Год назад

I love the commitment to a gag, including having Bill Murray AND Rev. Al Sharpton in on it

@markbleichwehl Год назад

When late night talk shows were the best

@hankkingsley9183 Год назад

Still no talk show host has come close to approaching Letterman's greatness. Conan is back there somewhere though.

@JayDeeIsMyName Год назад

I love how he does the same way of entering the show like he did back in the very first show, just waiting a bit :D

@tvviewer4500 Год назад

Bill murray's collarless button down shirt phase was the best

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

We miss the 90’s fashion statements.

@geebee3256 Год назад

I still love a tab collar!! But I’m 127 years old…so there’s that.

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

@@geebee3256 the secret is they keep you lookin like you’re from the future no matter your age.

@williamshaw9047 Год назад

Those are called banded collar shirts.

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

@@williamshaw9047 and they are fabulous.

@tangibleblockofwisdom6386 Год назад

god i wish i could live in this bit forever

@bat_grams Год назад

"Star Waaaars... nothing but star wars ..give me those...star wars... don't let them end."

@Hodaris_Darlin 2 месяца назад

Why Star Wars for Bill Murray? Ghostbusters would've made more sense.

@bat_grams 2 месяца назад

@@Hodaris_Darlinit's from a bit he did on SNL. A lounge singer putting lyrics to the Star Wars theme.

@bobbyk9815 Год назад

I had to look up "The Box" to see if it actually existed or if Bill had invented it on the spot. Made me feel young for once (a reference so dated I don't understand it!!).

@mhmrules Год назад

Me too! XD

@Joe_for_real Год назад

I recall when I was in Jr High at a friends house his older sister was calling the box to request TLC and Ace of Bass.

@cactaceous Год назад

I remember watching The Box. When I was young in the early 90’s it seems the only vídeo ordered, because it was always on, was Wreckx n Effects’ Rump Shaker. It was always on.

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

@@cactaceous how could it not be? Boom booms and zoom zooms are timeless.

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

@@Joe_for_real ace of base? That’s some fine European pop.

@allenboyer2207 9 месяцев назад

Pre social media days, when comedy could be done without fear of millions posting judgements on people.

@cactaceous Год назад

I remember watching this as a kid and thinking… 112th and Amsterdam… that’s by my apartment. Bill Murray was going somewhere around here. Probably Tom’s diner which I used to go to frequently with my mom and brothers. I could have seen him. Then he mentions Manhattan Ave. The apartment I grew up in and where my parents lived until I was 19 was on 108th btw Columbus and Manhattan Aves. Manhattan is actually a really long Ave, like 30 blocks but nobody knows it, even people from Manhattan, because it starts at like 100th st.

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

Super cool!

@cactaceous Год назад

@@thelettermanpodcast There was a Dominican bodega, probably still there, on 108 and Manhattan that kept a tab for people from the neighborhood. You could get anything with no money and my parents paid the tab at the end of each month. My dad was none too happy most months. Old NYC man.

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

@@cactaceous that’s a history that’s rich and filled with candy.

@williamshaw9047 Год назад

When I watched this, I thought, "Some guy is going to yell, 'I live there!'"

@raggededge82 Год назад

15:16 we only saw her for a moment, but damn, Rosie looking goooooooooood

@icu3869 2 месяца назад

I love televised golf “Who doesn’t?” Lnao

@catherinegigliotti1368 Год назад

That was fun. And Al...wow...bet he likes seeing how healthy he became.

@HettiedeKorteDiplomaat 7 месяцев назад

I love Bill.

@MichelleUS66 Год назад

Absolutely love the Nick Sixaye performance at 5:30!

@Bryan8329 Год назад

Bill essentially predicting CBS’ future

@gtnoslp Год назад

Funny!!

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

Agreed.

@Longshot_NYC Год назад

When Groundhog Day was unknown

@READYTEDDYBEAR Год назад

Rev Al Sharpton back in the days when Ronald McDonald and Colonel Sanders where 2 of his favourite disciples!

@Dougtanburry3939 7 месяцев назад

Staged or not this is a powerful moment of American television

@stig 11 месяцев назад

he did mention Olivia Newton John. We just lost her.

@plaws0 Год назад

Oh. My. God. This is the show I miss. Really, honestly, I'm becoming a snob about LN over LS ... 🙂

@JayDeeIsMyName Год назад

It's GROUUUUNDHOOOOG DAAAAAAY :D

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

The day no one understands that reference is the day the world ends…

@burningxdimx Год назад

I'm thirty and remember Al Sharpton before all the weight loss but never saw him like that.

@DBurgg Год назад

Hard to believe that he acted inappropriately..ever. He's a comedian....👍🏻

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

Totally. How in the world could they not be perfect humans at all times? The nerve!

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

@@jpc2470 very few humans can.

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

Great, now we are compelled to go watch Groundhog Day immediately. Also: Great, now we are compelled to go watch Groundhog Day immediately.

@BBRemixes Год назад

haha

@rayl9335 Год назад

Great, now we are compelled to go watch Groundhog Day immediately.

@BBRemixes Год назад

@@rayl9335 Great

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

@@rayl9335 it spreads like a fungi.

@RideAcrossTheRiver Год назад

I just wanted to say good luck. We're all counting on you.

@krisjones74 Год назад

Bill Murray reminds me of an interview of Paul Shaffer talking about John Belushi as a singer - he's a great performer but he 'doesn't have the instrument.'

@BrentWigginsWords Год назад

Really Bill? You couldn't give him a Crunch Bar?

@williamshaw9047 Год назад

Maybe he was saving it for Egon...he earned it.

@Joramee Год назад

Wow Al Sharpton has lost a lot of weight since '93. Good for him.

@thelettermanpodcast Год назад

We hear the Forman grill changed his life.

@airgunfun4248 Год назад

F him

@williamshaw9047 Год назад

I could have done without him trashing fat people afterwards...he said he had seen a woman from high school and he was disgusted by how fat she had gotten. Then again, I could do without Sharpton altogether, fat or thin.

@players7686 Год назад

Well being a #1 scam artist without payback has really changed his life!

@DS-182 Год назад

This is great... back when I was young enough al Sharpton didn't bother me lol

@judydoyle1124 Год назад

I'm from the mid-Hudson Valley. Sharpton will ALWAYS bother me

@DS-182 Год назад

@Judy Doyle I was like 10 when this was filmed... 30 some years later he's been bothering me for a while...

@frankpeter6851 Год назад

No comments allowed, unless you have seen 'razor's edge'.

@felixthelmocevallosmorales41 Год назад

William James "Bill" Murray (Evanston, Illinois; 21 de septiembre de 1950) es un actor y humorista estadounidense. Obtuvo su reconocimiento en el programa de humor Saturday Night Live, actuación que le valió obtener un premio Emmy, y más tarde protagonizó películas cómicas como Caddyshack (1980), Los Cazafantasmas (1984) y Groundhog Day (1993). Obtuvo elogios de la crítica por su actuación en películas como Lost in Translation (2003), por la cual fue nominado al Óscar, y en producciones dirigidas por Wes Anderson como Rushmore (1998), The Royal Tenenbaums (2001) y The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2004).