Interesting seeing Baldwin & Ebert in the same episode. Ebert’s the real genius, Baldwin just said he’s a genius. I miss Snyder & Ebert both. Nobody around today to fill their shoes in their respective fields.
Craig Kilborn did little to carry on the legacy of Tom. The other Craig, Mr Ferguson however did bring back the magic and had a similar quality of being authentic. And of course no one ever replaced Tom Snyder, a unique presence that always seemed to bring the best out of his guests by being relaxed and truly engaged. We miss you Tom!
Yeah Kilborne was awful. The Feguson was ok early on i guess. I just only watched itvwhen Morrissey was on. Then on the rare chance simeone else watched it.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I can't think of a live talk show today where you have callers ask questions. There was Tom Snyder and Larry King on CNN, but today I don't think evening talk shows take live callers.
He did leave his contract 6 months early, he was tired of doing the show knowing the ratings weren't great he didn't want to disappoint his friend David Letterman any further.
Well, Roger was in the 2014 montage. I think because he was an honorary member of the DGA that qualified him, otherwise someone would've done what Whoopi did here.
Besides the fact that this was a great interview, the Honda Odyssey commercial towards the end with Jackie Chiles from “Seinfeld” was hilarious. They sure as hell don’t make clever commercials like that anymore. And if they did you’d have someone jumping ugly that it was in some way racist.
Ebert's wife who took over his site after his death sucks at the job. Goes in for virtue-signaling in place of insightful criticism that Roger would never have allowed.
I remember viewing the first part of Papillon on TCM several years ago, and wanting to like it, simply because Mr. McQueen was in it. I found that I lost interest in it fairly quickly, and now I don't even remember the storyline at all. I haven't made an effort to revisit it since then, which must have been the early 2000s.
How much do I miss this show....love these. His laugh is priceless.
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Tom was one of the all-time great interviewers. Yes, a gentleman and always interested in his guests. Very sad he, Roger, and Gene are all gone.
Ya and rogers mouth fell off after this show?
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I miss Tom and this format. The one-on-one interview is much more intriguing and involved than the rowdy live audience setup.
Snyder and Ferguson have been by far the very best LLS hosts.
Interesting seeing Baldwin & Ebert in the same episode. Ebert’s the real genius, Baldwin just said he’s a genius. I miss Snyder & Ebert both. Nobody around today to fill their shoes in their respective fields.
Craig Kilborn did little to carry on the legacy of Tom. The other Craig, Mr Ferguson however did bring back the magic and had a similar quality of being authentic. And of course no one ever replaced Tom Snyder, a unique presence that always seemed to bring the best out of his guests by being relaxed and truly engaged. We miss you Tom!
Yeah Kilborne was awful. The Feguson was ok early on i guess. I just only watched itvwhen Morrissey was on. Then on the rare chance simeone else watched it.
Ferguson just came off as a self-infatuated drunk boor. See no comparison to Snyder.
@@steveconn Agreed, the longer he was on the less enjoyable he became.
Yea, Snyder and Ferguson were the very best LLS hosts.
@@steveconnFerguson was a true innovator, subverted the format but also had a great rapport with his guests.
When I heard on the radio that Gene had died I felt like I had lost a friend.
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@@hedylamarr8652 That's Hedley.
Absolutely one of the best to ever do it. Sure do miss Tom.
It was very sad to see what happened to Ebert, with his health struggles at the end of his life.
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@@hedylamarr8652 How hungry are you for ATTENTION, yelling IN CAPS on EVERY COMMENT
"He's a midget." I miss this man.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I can't think of a live talk show today where you have callers ask questions. There was Tom Snyder and Larry King on CNN, but today I don't think evening talk shows take live callers.
Yes both classic radio guys. I think internet comments replaced phone calls and didnt work out as well...
7:23 Ebert interview begins.
You're welcome.
I was not expecting that joke from the beginning of the broadcast just before the first commercial. I need to clean my screen now!
And what a great laugh he had - Tom , that is .What a loss !!Such a gentleman and what great company !
I never understood why Tom Snyder walked away from this show. He was the only late night host I really enjoyed.
he didn't walk away. CBS didn't see the value of this type of talk and thought he wasn't funny enough so they gave him a pink slip
He did leave his contract 6 months early, he was tired of doing the show knowing the ratings weren't great he didn't want to disappoint his friend David Letterman any further.
I forgot how beautiful Alec Baldwin was
Well, Roger was in the 2014 montage. I think because he was an honorary member of the DGA that qualified him, otherwise someone would've done what Whoopi did here.
Besides the fact that this was a great interview, the Honda Odyssey commercial towards the end with Jackie Chiles from “Seinfeld” was hilarious.
They sure as hell don’t make clever commercials like that anymore.
And if they did you’d have someone jumping ugly that it was in some way racist.
I miss you tom
Love this. Like a comfortable old shoe.
Besides the fact that this was a great interview, the
Ebert probably had to bite his tongue when the caller mispronounced "Papillon"
When giants walked the earth.
Whoever hired Kilborn should be working swings at Walmart.
My heros are jimi hendrix eddy van halen joe satriani and the guy with the weird eyebrows that interviewed John Lennon 😳 Tom I dig his humor 😉
25:33 I liked when the ad would state Thumbs Up by Gene so everyone would automatically know Roger didn't like the movie
7:06 CBS would cough up millions to FOX for that bit today lol
Ebert gave _Papillon_ two stars.
John Hurt should have won, by the way.
Shakespeare In Love is a great movie, but it doesn’t hold a candle to Saving Private Ryan... that was the instant I stopped caring about the Oscars
For me it was when Dances With Wolves won for best picture over Goodfellas.
Ebert's wife who took over his site after his death sucks at the job. Goes in for virtue-signaling in place of insightful criticism that Roger would never have allowed.
Alec shot a innocent woman to death
What a news source you are.
His show was so laid back and relaxing.
I needed a laugh, and got a good loud one from the midget joke
I remember those regulars Snyder had like Robert Blake and Harlan Ellison with so many great stories. Roger Ebert, grew up watching him, so missed.
Hate seeing the ads for Kilborn. He sucked.
Tom Snyder... my most favorite interviewer of all time. He is sorely missed. Loved his interview with Mr. Rogers.
Great interview. Tom Snyder was one of the best for nearly three decades. Missed much.
To his credit Tom admits that he has a comb-over.
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This show had the BEST JAZZ MUSIC!!! LOVE Tom Snyder and his laid-back style. Miss him. RIP💔
I miss both these guys.
Gene Siskel died literally 1 month before this interview.
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Not figuratively?
They cancelled this show for Craig Kilborn?!?
Tom wanted to retire I guess.
“He’s a midget.” Yes!
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Wonderful interview. Everything Ebert said about Tom was true.
I also miss Tom and this format.
This man was a gift to humanity.
Pleased to see Tom's rare interview with James Cagney( part of it, anyway) from 1980 has recently been posted on RUclips...
“The police, I assume, were too busy watching the gas company people dig the hole.”
Some things really don’t change, Tom.
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He'd rather be in space, but he'll settle for being a star.
that ad for Kilborn is plenty of unfulfilled promises
Please. Let me go back in time. I miss the 70's/80's and all the groundbreaking things.
Roger gave Papillon 2 stars when it came out but he didn't want to let the guy down and say he didn't like it...
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I remember viewing the first part of Papillon on TCM several years ago, and wanting to like it, simply because Mr. McQueen was in it. I found that I lost interest in it fairly quickly, and now I don't even remember the storyline at all. I haven't made an effort to revisit it since then, which must have been the early 2000s.
I never thought Craig Kilbourn was interesting.
Infectious = Tom says "infectuous"
My favorite broadcaster.
My god this is good tv show.
Roger Ebert segment begins @7:33.
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