Tributes to David Letterman, Part 23 of 31: Howard Stern 1984, 2015

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To commemorate the 5th anniversary of Dave retiring from late night television (his last show was on May 20, 2015), I've put together a series of "first and last" appearances, the latter paying tributes in their own ways to the last giant of late night (h/t Jason Zinoman).
Part 23. Howard Stern
1. May 21, 1984
2. May 11, 2015
The 2015 guest appearance comes from Andrew Lynch's superb RU-vid upload, linked here: • Video

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20 апр 2020

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@ThereIsNoLord 4 года назад

Don, I hope the future of your collection is in good hands, so your work can continue far into the future. You are a national treasure!

@ztoxtube 4 года назад

This Tribute series is brilliant. I just found it almost a month late, and I had to seek it out. Meanwhile the youtube bot recommends viewer mail segments I already watched a year ago.

@gbc6480 Год назад

Find it hard sometimes to follow Howard when listening to his show, but really really like the Howard when he's with Dave.

@tbx59 4 года назад

Thanks for all your videos; would love to have a complete Howard collection if you ever have the time.

@dongiller 4 года назад

The absolute worst time to ask for more.

@Kiinell 4 года назад

I hereby promise not to ask for more.

@tiagoribeiro885 Год назад

He's such a GTA character

@115spt2 5 месяцев назад

Stern was really great back in the day, but modern day stern is like listening to cat caught in a car belt.

@melloone611 3 года назад

Letterman retires in 2015. I lose my mom to cancer and the world goes to hell 😢

@markviereck4547 2 года назад

It’s great to see Howard going from being treated like crap back in the 80s and complaining about making $200,000, and now making millions of dollars every year. Congratulations to Howard

@ThereIsNoLord 4 года назад

This is great -- Howard Stern's pro-gay bona fides, in the 1980s, on full display. He was so ahead of his time, even while he was still evolving. If that makes any sense.