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Steve Martin on The David Letterman Show, September 30, 1980
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2017
- Steve appears to promote his NBC special, "All Commercials… A Steve Martin Special."
Thanks to B. Rood (via C. Bay) for the video.
Even back in 80, Steve was one of those elite few Letterman guests who always had a new and odd bit on every appearance. This was wonderful!
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Steve Martin and Bernie Sanders haven’t aged a day in 41 years! It’s like the Fountain of Youth!
Steve Martin is probably the first comedian I ever liked, my Uncle used to play his skits for me when I was about 3. I thought King Tut was the funniest thing & grew up loving his banjo music, still enjoying it now
Same here, he was the first comedian I was really aware of genuinely liking, even though as a kid I couldn't really figure out why I liked him. But I still do. Incidentally this clip was apparently broadcast a few weeks before I was born.
I guess it was The Three Amigos that first brought him to my attention. It must have been one of the first films I ever saw that wasn't specifically for small children.
@@DodderingOldMan is
That had already been done on SNL
I remember betamaxing this so I could watch when I got from home school. Daves daytime show was perfecto.
I love Steve for his honesty and originality.
“Rhythm-Rich Honeymoon Butter really is made with love.” Amazing.
I never seen a bit as good as this this is the Best bit a comedian has ever made Steve is a genius
Dave and Steve, love them both!
These clips are fantastic, thanks for taking the time to archive all these shows!...
Wow!
This brings back memories. I watched this on tv the day it first aired. Dave's morning show was great. Heck I remember the show where they had a wedding and all the flowers were preserved in a flammable solution and caught fire. LOL
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Steve was fearless.
Stay in bed all day and drink beer. Sounds like a good idea for an adult diaper commercial. ..Steve is just the best. So original.
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Wow Morning Show!! Don thanks again mate. As Liverpool's only Letterman fan (I'm sure there are others) your work is so appreciated from over the pond Sir.
Richie Melia Do you know Jay Melia the sound engineer?
wonderful show, rushed to air cz the Olympics got canned, he actually set the set on fire !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just comedy. No politics.
I didn't remember they still had the old pull-tab cans in 1980
I remember watching this back when it was first on.
Two funny guys at their prime....can't beat that !
great little gems these.
Good Stuff, Don...Thanks
i have never seen this. Probably because i was 4 or 5th grade when this was on and i was in school at this time slot. thanks. ver y funny stuff. Steve's 'Jerk ' era.
A great clip ... Branding of it with "DonzTV" gifted me a smile too.
So sad there’s NOTHING on tv anymore to compare to this.
This was Dave's "morning show" that was canceled because people who stayed home around 1980 watched game shows and soap operas instead of this kind of humor. When the show was canceled, Dave was convinced that his career was "over." Then Johnny Carson gave him the "Late Night" show. Thank you, Johnny, for the next 30+ years.
Thank you soooo much!!!!
Steve doing his Yoko Ono impersonation. Great stuff.
Steve looks the same now as he did then (maybe even younger)
Steve is always funny
Steve Martin(along with Bill Murray)came out with quality material all the time.Jim Carrey did also.All great entertainers.
voice guy ive heard Jim Carrey came out with alot of material! whether it could be called quality is being fiercely debated. it's matter of great conjecture!
THE GUY KNEW VERY WELL MAKE COMMERCIALS ON TV
I like Steve Martin here.
humor in the now, alive and dangerous! you don't script that shit. it takes talent!
Dave a bit more laid back than he'd later be, while Stevevis a bit more manic than he'd later be.
I love you steve
Man Steve got grey hair young. I believe he's 35 here.
was thinking the same thing, what the hell
@Qasim Hussain It says on google he went grey at age 32.
Don Z tv,
That's just too much!
You have covered all the directive angles very very very well this time.
When David Letterman was silly and edgy and I loved it! Stevie Martin falls asleep!
Then he become a goon
I'm looking for the show from September 18, 1995.
I’m no longer able to upload additional Dave-owned or -licensed content.
@@dongiller do you know what steps I can take to request it?
@@bartmoyers1010 You can email the request address at the official Letterman channel - whoaskedforit@gmail.com. But they don’t upload full shows, just specific segments. And only rarely music acts. Something they judge will have a broader appeal than just one person.
@@dongiller thanks so much
That's some Leland Palmer shit right there
GENIUS 😂😂😂😂😂
Dave was on in 80 wow
"It's a possibility i got a lot of things from stewardesses" - Steve working blue.
Honeymoon Butter, the microphone... this was grown-up entertainment.
Never seen this. Funny
WHAT the hell is that danged old deal right there
A fantastic reminder of how scripted and safe talk shows have become. This was aired at 10AM and felt dangerous, like it could go off the rails at any minute. Martin with a surprising undercurrent of anger/meanness "That's on there. I'm supposed to answer that." It wouldn't have surprised me if he had suddenly slapped Letterman in the face. I've officially become that guy who thinks everything was better when he was a kid :(
Funny stuff
Back when slapstick was an art form.
DANG!
❤
Though David aletterman premiered Feb. 1982.
That was Late Night. This was Dave’s morning show in 1980. It lasted 18 weeks.
@@dongiller Dave was all wrong for the daytime audience, especially in 1980 when the stay-at-home audience was mostly housewives. This was comedy gold, but the brilliance of it would've mostly been lost on the potential viewership at that hour.
@@watchman1178 not on me during that summer-- what the hell is this? Why is this on my TV at this hour? Never seen shat like this B4...this was actually better than latenight
Letterman looks just a little like Alfred E. Nueman
A great segment from Dave's Morning Show. Do you have full episodes that you can post?
I've put up two full morning shows so far:
David Letterman Show in Cresco, Iowa, October 22, 1980: ruclips.net/video/CdJu-5-zpfw/видео.html
The David Letterman Show, October 24, 1980 (final, full): ruclips.net/video/Ova_eOpm62s/видео.html
Thanks for the links-How many episodes of Dave's Morning Show Do you have?
I have all but five, but I can share only a few for now.
@@dongiller did you end up sharing more? Share em all! How did you get them, by the way?
@@Orangeflava I didn’t and no longer can.
A babe, this gentleman
Just like Brian Wilson did.
Greetings, fellow Canadian!
I have a window :)
IS FUNNY THE ACTOR STEVE MARTIN , BE ON A BED MAKING INTERVIEW IN THAT TV SHOW AND STILL HE STAYS SLEEPING AND SEEING TV WITH THINGS FROM NEW YORK
And in just a year, Martin would leave stand-up forever. Of course, this is more of "lie down" I guess.
He couldn't resist the enormous money in those movie offers. Imagine how many standup shows he'd have to do on tour to earn what he made in just one movie. Plus writing new material is painstaking, but being naturally funny well, comes natural to Steve. A true legend.
"You try to be funny!!" And really is not easy, I mean (I think) I am funny, but my wife tells me Imn't...
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Dave seems a lot looser here then on his first year or so on Late Night..
spuzzlightyeartoo there was alot more at stake in the beginning of late night, way later, he was doing what Dave does best
spuzzlightyeartoo this was the 80s when Dave was still having fun
Also, the morning show had been cancelled by then, and, as Merrill Markoe posted about it elsewhere, it was the rare show that could address it and have fun with it for its remaining month. There was little to lose after the cancellation was announced, and the show in its last month became far more daring, more irreverent than it felt it could get away with before.
@@dongiller I love this type of irreverence. Similar to when he knew he was leaving NBC.
"What are they gonna do, FIRE me?!"
Not his finest moment. Have you ever heard louder fake laughs in history?