Letterman's last show ever tonight on CBS

[Renee]

I didn't like how Letterman treated some of his guests which is why I didn't watch him :)

I liked the way he treated many of his vapid asshole guests. He was snarky and basically let them know what he thought of them.



I was also a fan of his dry humour and sarcasm. In his early days he was a breath of fresh air from the usual stale late night talk like Johnny Carson. Unfortunately in later years he just came off sour and angry.

[RW]

I think he was there too long - same with Leno.  I enjoy the odd episode of Jimmy Fallon now.

[Anonymous]

That is difficult to watch.

 ac_unsure

Oh, it's not all that bad, Fash. I invite you to see for yourself so that you can speak for yourself about it. If one were to ridicule anybody because they are "narcissistic, self-righteous, brain dead, wastes of fucking skin," just come to the forums. As I've said before, Letterman had newsmakers on his show and he was not "stroking the egos" of all of his guests. There were times when he was a jerk to a guest of his. Some of his guests endured some embarrassment as well. Anyway, it's okay. Letterman can't care less who likes him or dislikes him. Some of us enjoyed the show when we can.

I don't enjoy talk show formats when the guests are entertainers Azhya..



Real people discussing their jobs would be more appealing to me.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

Fash, Letterman had newsmakers on his show and not only entertainers. Real people discussing their jobs have been guests on Letterman.

[Anonymous]

Fash, Letterman had newsmakers on his show and not only entertainers. Real people discussing their jobs have been guests on Letterman.

I would enjoy watching an interview show with those type of guests.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

Fash, do you consider this man an entertainer?

[Anonymous]

Fash, do you consider this man an entertainer?

[Anonymous]

This is how you interview celebutards.