LLS Guest Line Up – Wk 11/9 (HD)

Mo 11/9: Carla Gugino, Dennis Lehane
Tu 11/10: Adam Arkin, fashion director Nina Garcia
We 11/11: Kenneth Branagh
Th 11/12: Trace Adkins, Paula Marshall, Nick Griffin
Fr 11/13: Harry Connick Jr., Peter Sagal

Spongebob Squarepants “Truth or Square”.

Craig Ferguson Producer Michael Naidus On Puppets and the Laidback Scotsman.

The show’s puppets have really attracted a cult following. Whose original idea was it to incorporate the puppets into the show?
That was Craig’s. What happened was he was sent a puppet and was just playing around with it before the show started and decided at the last minute to use it on camera. The audience really loved it and fortunately for us, this puppet company has sent us boxes of other puppets to use. It’s been surprising.

How concerned are you with ratings and what Late Night With Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel Live! are doing?
We’re not worried about it. Obviously, we were curious to see how Fallon’s show was going to work when it first aired. But we’re not really worried about numbers, we just do our own thing.

What is the atmosphere like at the office? I imagine that sometimes producing a show every day feels like a a constant race to the finish line, without any winners.
[Laughs] That’s awful. No, it’s nothing like that. Everybody is relaxed. Craig walks around the office and talks to everyone, he knows everyone’s names. It’s not formal.

Full Article: Movie Line.

Just Tweet It: Stephen Fry.

From Stephen Fry’s Twitter:

Sweet and poppety people on G’day LA. Now off for NPR interview. Then Late Show with Craig Ferguson. Day of light whoredom, basically.
about 19 hours ago from Tweetie

What a charming fellow is Craig Ferguson: best talkshow host in america IMHO. Glad it wasn’t live. Airs at about 1pm. I’d be asleep…
about 9 hours ago from Tweetie

The Late Late Show – Extended Theme.

Lyrics:

It’s hard to stay up, it’s been a long, long day and you’ve got the sandman at your door
But hang on, leave the TV on and lets do it anyway
It’s okay, you can always sleep through work tomorrow, okay
Hey, hey, tomorrows just your future yesterday

Tell the clock on the wall, “forget the wake-up call” ’cause the night’s not nearly through
Wipe the sleep from your eyes, give yourself a surprise, let you worries wait another day
And if you stay too late at the bar, at least you made it up this far
So make up your mind and say lets do it anyway
It’s okay, you can always sleep through work tomorrow, okay
Hey, hey, tomorrows just your future yesterday

Life’s too short to worry about the things that you can live without
And I regret to say the morning light is hours away
The world can be such a fright but it belongs to us tonight
What’s the point of going to bed? You look so lovely when your eyes are red

Tomorrow’s just your future yesterday

The world can be such a fright but it belongs to us tonight
Whats the point of going to bed? You look so lovely when your eyes are red

It’s hard to stay up, it’s been a long, long day and you’ve got the sandman at your door
But hang on, leave the TV on and lets do it anyway
It’s okay, you can always sleep through work tomorrow, okay
Hey, hey, tomorrow’s just your future yesterday
Tomorrow’s just your future yesterday

LLS Guest Line Up – Wk 11/2 (HD)

Mo 11/2: Billy Connolly, George Eads, Jack Ingram
Tu 11/3: Valerie Bertinelli, Dave Barry
We 11/4: Mo’Nique, Stephen Fry
Th 11/5: Denis Leary, Jena Malone
Fr 11/6: Ewan McGregor, Regina Spektor

“How to Train Your Dragon” – Trailer.

Craig at The River Cree Resort & Casino.

The funniest man on late night TV, Craig Ferguson, will perform Thursday, Jan. 21 at River Cree Resort & Casino. Tickets are $49.50 and $59.50 plus service charges. On sale: Friday, Nov. 6 at Ticketmaster.

Source: Edmonton Journal.

Craig at the Hockey.

LOS ANGELES, CA – OCTOBER 29: Craig Ferguson watches the game between the Los Angeles Kings and the Vancouver Canucks on October 29, 2009 at Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.

Seattle Pi’s Top Moments.

6. Best Improvisation: Craig Ferguson’s comic chops were put to good use when the power went out in the middle of Tuesday’s taping of the Late Late Show. Ferguson, with the aid of a few funny faces and a very cleverly used flashlight, finished the show on a high note when he could have just wrapped early. We don’t remember the last time we had this much fun with flashlights. With Halloween around the corner, the blackout couldn’t have been more timely.

Source: Seattle Pi.