Final broadcast of LATE SHOW with DAVID LETTERMAN. (TV-PG D, L)
33 years, 6,028 broadcasts, and 16 Emmy Awards.
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Final broadcast of LATE SHOW with DAVID LETTERMAN. (TV-PG D, L)
33 years, 6,028 broadcasts, and 16 Emmy Awards.
Tonight...
The legendary Bob Dylan performs “The Night We Called It a Day.”
And a final Late Show entrance for Bill Murray...!Â
Tom Hanks takes his final bow.
Tom Hanks busts out the selfie stick for one last picture with Dave.
Tina Fey’s #LastDressEver
Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell will be tonight’s musical guests on The Late Show with David Letterman! They will be joined by some very special guests, so make sure to set your DVR or tune in to CBS at 11:35pm/10:35c.
From last night’s Late Show: Hail to the Dave! Michelle Obama orchestrates a fitting finale
Tonight, Hootie and the Blowfish reunite with the song they performed on their Letterman Debut in 1994, “Hold My Hand.”
Michael Keaton shares the moment when he realized he might not win the Academy Award for Birdman.
“When rats fly!”
...  This flying Late Show rat retired in 1995 and now hangs in the office of Supervising Producer, Kathy Mavrikakis.Â
From last night’s Late Show: Paul Rudd’s proof he’s a Letterman fan
Tonight Bruce Willis brings back the 80′s!
John Travolta annnnnnd Amy Schumer tonight!
At Dave’s special request, John Mayer performs a rousing cover of “American Pie.”
Written in big black letters: “DAVE!”
The original spray paint can that Bill Murray used on the first episode of Late Show ever on August 30th, 1993.