David Letterman exited NBC 32 years ago with help from Bruce Springsteen and an extended version of 'Glory Days' It remains unclear if the network had to take out extra liability insurance to ...

On June 25, 1993, Letterman left NBC with a spring in his step, moving from 30 Rockefeller Center to the Ed Sullivan Theater and a new gig at CBS. He also made sure his last show at the old shop ...

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The problem was: NBC gave him a morning time slot, just after the “Today” show signed off. Audiences at that hour simply weren’t ready for Letterman or his laughs. The show lasted just 18 weeks.

Paralytic fear," Letterman quipped, before explaining that his worry about the premiere was due to his failed NBC morning show, The David Letterman Show, which lasted for just weeks in 1980.

Paralytic fear,” Letterman quipped, before explaining that his worry about the premiere was due to his failed NBC morning show, The David Letterman Show, which lasted for just weeks in 1980.

NBC eventually gave the gap-toothed gagster his own a.m. talk-variety show, "The David Letterman Show," which debuted in June 1980 and ran for 90 episodes.

Letterman began his late night TV career at NBC, where he hosted the groundbreaking “Late Night With David Letterman” from 1982 to 1993. The show followed Johnny Carson’s “Tonight Show.” ...

Late night legend David Letterman returned to the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York on Monday, telling successor Stephen Colbert that he misses the daily grind, musical guests and the chair itself.

It was the best way for David Letterman to tell the NBC execs they weren't the boss of him: by deploying the real Boss! On June 25, 1993, Letterman left NBC with a spring in his step, moving from ...

In introducing Springsteen, Letterman said that in the 11 and a half years the show had been on, the New Jersey rocker was the only guest he wanted to have on but never did.