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Late Night with David Letterman — Season 2

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About this season

Late Night with David Letterman is a nightly hour-long comedy talk show on NBC that was created and hosted by David Letterman. It premiered in 1982 as the first incarnation of the Late Night franchise and went off the air in 1993, after Letterman left NBC and moved to Late Show on CBS. Late Night with Conan O'Brien then filled the time slot. As of March 2, 2009, the slot has been filled by Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. It will be filled by Seth Meyers in the spring of 2014, after Fallon becomes host of The Tonight Show.

Episodes (39)

1
E1

1. 830224

Aired 24 February 1983 • 60 min

2
E2

2. 830201

Aired 1 February 1983 • 60 min

3
E3

3. 831116

Aired 16 November 1983 • 60 min

4
E4

4. 830524

Aired 24 May 1983 • 60 min

5
E5

5. 830215

Aired 15 February 1983 • 60 min

6
E6

6. 831103

Aired 3 November 1983 • 60 min

7
E7

7. 830301

Aired 1 March 1983 • 60 min

8
E8

8. 830818

Aired 18 August 1983 • 60 min

9
E9

9. 831031

Aired 31 October 1983 • 60 min

10
E10

10. 830505

Aired 5 May 1983 • 60 min

11
E11

11. 830509

Aired 9 May 1983 • 60 min

12
E12

12. 831117

Aired 17 November 1983 • 60 min

13
E13

13. 831102

Aired 2 November 1983 • 60 min

""New Dial-It Services;"" Bill Cosby; comedian-juggler Michael Davis.

14
E14

14. 831220

Aired 20 December 1983 • 60 min

15
E15

15. 840111

Aired 11 January 1984 • 60 min

16
E16

16. 830223

Aired 23 February 1983 • 60 min

Dave invites poorly-seated audience member Cathy Renault to sit onstage; Andy Kaufman & Freddie Blassie visit; Alba Ballard and her assistant show off costumed birds.

17
E17

17. 830208

Aired 8 February 1983 • 60 min

18
E18

18. 831123

Aired 23 November 1983 • 60 min

19
E19

19. 830214

Aired 14 February 1983 • 60 min

""Bad Phone Call"" to TV's Larry Hovis; Dr. Ruth Westheimer answers audience questions; Tommy Casabona drills a hole in Dave's desk to accomodate the desktop microphone cord (the legendary RCA 77DX); former ""Saturday Night Live"" creator/executive producer Lorne Michaels visits.

20
E20

20. 830427

Aired 27 April 1983 • 60 min

21
E21

21. 830531

Aired 31 May 1983 • 60 min

22
E22

22. 830523

Aired 23 May 1983 • 60 min

23
E23

23. Show #0285

Aired 21 September 1983 • 60 min

24
E24

24. Show #0286

Aired 22 September 1983 • 60 min

25
E25

25. Show #0287

Aired 26 September 1983 • 60 min

26
E26

26. Show #0288

Aired 27 September 1983 • 60 min

27
E27

27. Show #0290

Aired 29 September 1983 • 60 min

28
E28

28. Show #0291

Aired 3 October 1983 • 60 min

Dave introduces his Columbus Day gift collection and fronts an Afterschool Special called ""They Took My Show Away;"" Gilda Radner promotes Roseanne Roseannadanna's ""Hey, Get Back to Work!"" book, which has an unusually long forward. Later she and Dave call Mrs. Elizabeth Gilles, the prototype for Gilda's Emily Litella character on ""Saturday Night Live.""

29
E29

29. Show #0292

Aired 4 October 1983 • 60 min

30
E30

30. Show #0293

Aired 5 October 1983 • 60 min

31
E31

31. Show #0294

Aired 6 October 1983 • 60 min

R.E.M. performs ""Radio Free Europe.""

32
E32

32. Show #0295

Aired 10 October 1983 • 60 min

33
E33

33. Show #0296

Aired 11 October 1983 • 60 min

34
E34

34. Show #0297

Aired 12 October 1983 • 60 min

35
E35

35. Show #0298

Aired 13 October 1983 • 60 min

36
E36

36. Show #0299

Aired 17 October 1983 • 60 min

37
E37

37. Show #0300

Aired 18 October 1983 • 60 min

38
E38

38. Show #0301

Aired 19 October 1983 • 60 min

39
E39

39. Show #0302

Aired 20 October 1983 • 60 min

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