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Show #0698
Late Night with David Letterman - S5 - E119
Lincoln BurnhamGoodbye to the Rough-tailed Jellyfish; ""Viewer Mail"" kills another actor/singer; Jonathan Winters gets a surprise visit from worshiper Robin Williams; Judy Mowatt sings; New Hampshire farmer Lincoln Burnham tells why he refuses to acknowledge Daylight Saving Time.
Late Night with David Letterman: Season 5 - 72 Episode s
5x69 - 860910
September 10, 1986
5x70 - 860929
September 29, 1986
5x71 - 860930
September 30, 1986
5x72 - 861001
October 1, 1986
5x73 - 861002
October 2, 1986
5x74 - 860821
August 21, 1986
5x75 - 861009
October 9, 1986
5x76 - 860617
June 17, 1986
5x77 - 860618
June 18, 1986
5x78 - 860616
June 16, 1986
5x79 - 860619
June 19, 1986
""Viewer Mail"" features Dave proving he does have a ""romantic bone"" in his body; Rodney Dangerfield ""drops by,"" complete with a Top Ten list and a clip from Back To School; Rosanne Cash; ""Grant Tinker"" with the history of Studio 8H; Dennis Miller; Rosanne performs ""Second To No One.""
5x80 - Show #0659
February 3, 1986
5x81 - Show #0660
February 4, 1986
5x82 - Show #0661
February 5, 1986
Dave does a mini-rant on the all-nude, NYC cable access show, ""Interludes After Midnight;"" ""People Who Won't Be On The Show"" goes awry because it's ""dog night"" in the control room; Dave crashes the set of ""Live At Five,"" and Marv Albert's interview with Wayne Gretzky (anchors Jack Cafferty and Sue Simmons and weatherman Al Roker are briefly seen); Connie Chung disappoints the audience by refusing to do impersonations; another look at the Mayfair House hotel in Coconut Grove, Fl.; Wayne Gretzky brings his Pro Stars breakfast cereal.
5x83 - Show #0662
February 6, 1986
5x84 - Show #0663
February 10, 1986
5x85 - Show #0664
February 11, 1986
5x86 - Show #0665
February 12, 1986
A bullhorn-toting Larry ""Bud"" -- outside the Soviet mission to the United Nations -- tries to get Russians to defect; Lee Marvin promotes Delta Force; kid inventors; comedian Bill Hicks.
5x87 - Show #0666
February 13, 1986
5x88 - Show #0667
February 17, 1986
5x89 - Show #0668
February 18, 1986
5x90 - Show #0669
February 19, 1986
5x91 - Show #0670
February 20, 1986
5x92 - Show #0671
February 24, 1986
5x93 - Show #0672
February 25, 1986
5x94 - Show #0673
February 26, 1986
5x95 - Show #0674
February 27, 1986
5x96 - Show #0675
March 10, 1986
5x97 - Show #0676
March 11, 1986
5x98 - Show #0677
March 12, 1986
Test video from the failed first attempt at the ""Late Night Monkey Cam;"" ""Supermarket Finds;"" Michael Keaton plugs Gung Ho; another ""Regulator Guy"" promo; a call to Arnie Barnes; Mariel Hemingway; Roseanne (Barr) does stand-up.
5x99 - Show #0678
March 13, 1986
5x100 - Show #0679
March 17, 1986
5x101 - Show #0680
March 18, 1986
5x102 - Show #0681
March 19, 1986
5x103 - Show #0682
March 20, 1986
5x104 - Show #0683
March 24, 1986
5x105 - Show #0684
March 25, 1986
5x106 - Show #0685
March 26, 1986
5x107 - Show #0686
March 27, 1986
5x108 - Show #0687
March 31, 1986
5x109 - Show #0688
April 1, 1986
5x110 - Show #0689
April 2, 1986
5x111 - Show #0690
April 3, 1986
5x112 - Show #0691
April 7, 1986
With the baseball season underway, Dave chats with all-time Home Run king Hank Aaron, then meets George Brett of the '85 World Series Champs, the Kansas City Royals.
5x113 - Show #0692
April 8, 1986
5x114 - Show #0693
April 9, 1986
5x115 - Show #0694
April 10, 1986
5x116 - Show #0695
April 21, 1986
5x117 - Show #0696
April 22, 1986
5x118 - Show #0697
April 23, 1986
5x119 - Show #0698
April 24, 1986
Lincoln BurnhamGoodbye to the Rough-tailed Jellyfish; ""Viewer Mail"" kills another actor/singer; Jonathan Winters gets a surprise visit from worshiper Robin Williams; Judy Mowatt sings; New Hampshire farmer Lincoln Burnham tells why he refuses to acknowledge Daylight Saving Time.
5x120 - Show #0699
April 28, 1986
5x121 - Show #0700
April 29, 1986
5x122 - Show #0701
April 30, 1986
5x123 - Show #0702
May 1, 1986
5x124 - Show #0703
May 5, 1986
5x125 - Show #0704
May 6, 1986
5x126 - Show #0705
May 7, 1986
Cybill ShepherdThe Giant Topaz; in response to Dave's cajoling about her dress that had arrived at NBC one week prior to her appearance, Cybill Shepherd appears, clad only in a towel; golfer Mac O'Grady; 80-year-old rock singer Gert Mulvin.
5x127 - Show #0706
May 8, 1986
5x128 - Show #0707
May 9, 1986
5x129 - Show #0708
May 12, 1986
5x130 - Show #0709
May 13, 1986
5x131 - Show #0710
May 14, 1986
More with the remote-controlled Neanderthal skull; after ""Small Town News,"" Dave has to rescue one of the Stupid Pet Tricks dogs from a burning green room; video: making a frequent stop at the same New York State Thruway booth; Marv Albert; actor Ron Silver.
5x132 - Show #0711
May 15, 1986
5x133 - Show #0712
May 19, 1986
5x134 - Show #0713
May 20, 1986
5x135 - Show #0714
May 21, 1986
5x136 - Show #0715
May 22, 1986
5x137 - Show #0716
May 26, 1986
5x138 - Show #0717
May 27, 1986
5x139 - Show #0718
May 28, 1986
5x140 - Show #0719
May 29, 1986
Late Night with David Letterman: All seasons
S0: Specials
1 Episode
S1: Season 1
115 Episode s
S2: Season 2
39 Episode s
S3: Season 3
60 Episode s
S4: Season 4
89 Episode s
S5: Season 5
138 Episode s
S6: Season 6
123 Episode s
S7: Season 7
110 Episode s
S8: Season 8
167 Episode s
S9: Season 9
154 Episode s
S10: Season 10
157 Episode s
S11: Season 11
157 Episode s
S12: Season 12
68 Episode s