Bearded David Letterman: Fresh Top Ten

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Bearded David Letterman: Fresh Top Ten

Posted Jan 3rd 2008 7:01PM by Jeff Hoard
Filed under: Celebrity, Video, The Daily Show

It's interesting to note that a very important election process has begun and American is without it's cultural icons, or they have been successfully replaced already. Thankfully many of the most important shows are creeping back onto the air, even as the strike continues, this includes our favourite, the the Daily Show.

January 3rd - CTV reports.

Letterman was able to return to air with his regular writing staff after his production company, Worldwide Pants, reached an agreement last Friday with the Writers Guild of America.

Letterman was also able to welcome guest Robin Williams, who is a member of the Screen Actors Guild -- Hollywood's major actors' union. SAG has said its membership is permitted to appear on the Letterman show as well as Craig Ferguson's "Late Late Show'', which is also owned by Worldwide Pants.

Letterman's Top 10 list was a list of the writers' strike demands. It included such items as "Complimentary tote bag with next insulting contract offer" and "Hazard pay for breaking up fights on `The View.'"...read on....

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David Letterman's Top Ten List was read by the writers who are on strike, including the writers of the Daily Show and the Colbert Report.

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1. It's SO good to have Dave back!

Captain Negative at 1:03AM on Jan 4th 2008

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