Just finished viewing parts 1-5 of this series. Thank you Don for putting it together. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Teri is amazing. In the 80’s I fell in love with her beauty. In the 90’s, it was her wit. And in the later years on Dave’s show, it was her strength. They’ll never be another Dave, especially when he was on NBC. They’ll never be another Teri Garr. I miss them both. Thanks again!
Don, I just finished binge watching all five collections of Teri Garr. When she came out for her last appearance on the Late Show and Dave had to help her walk, I teared up. It was a bittersweet moment to end her appearances on his show. Because I watched all of the appearances within a day or two, the magnitude really hit me hard of the change from a young, vibrant Teri to a Teri that needed help to get to the guest chair. Life catches up with all of us eventually.
This felt like a labor of love and I think Teri and especially those connected to her will value this series greatly. I wonder if Dave keeps in touch, I must imagine that he does.
Easy to appear on Letterman when young & beautiful, but took a ton of courage after 1990s. This is one strong lady. Shades of her mother's strength after losing Teri's dad.
@@jesuspalma7917 shes a real knockout, a natural with a fantastic personality. not a typical hollywood creep. terri garr was the complete package as a person. letterman didnt deserve such a killer woman. creep.
Life is so short. There must be a reason why I came acroos these Garr videos. She was full of life and beauty and warmth. You never know where life (and health) will take you. I am thankful for every day that I am alive, breath, feel and share.
David was being honest when he said she carried a lot of dismal shows back at the start when he and his format were gaining traction. She is a jewel of a woman. Then, now and forever more. Her look at the last interview was like "He's finally laughing at my prepared jokes! After 25 years!!!"
i saved these five videos to watch slowly for over a year because there isnt that much on youtube with teri garr. i loved every minute so i think i am going to watch them all again. she is a delight and has always been my favorite. thank you kindly
Such a great human being. I always loved her work from early on. Her Star Trek episode was one of my favorites. Her 70's and 80's movies were terrific. She was always cute, but a great comedienne as well. I wish her life hadn't become such a struggle, but she's an inspiration to others.
Completing the mission of watching all 5 parts. I loved that you added the Tonight Show clip. Thank you Don, you give us what we are looking for. Full segments in the proper way. Thanks Don.
I am going to get cussed out and hated...but here goes my comment: despite everyone else's remarks about TG..I find her to be sparky and rude to Dave at times. I don't see all this charm and dignity. She is often sarcastic, and well, dare I say÷ bitchy. To me Mary Tyler Moore was much more of a class act. Go-ahead, I can take it...!!
Such a wonderful series, being from the UK, I’d only seen a couple of Teri’s appearances, seeing the complete series explains the chemistry they both had. Thank you to both Teri and Dave for super television, and to Don for putting these together, memories of a time when people knew how to have fun and remain respectful at the same time.
Thanks Don. Just wrapped up watching this whole series for the 2nd time. I think they're my favorite comic duo. I realized about halfway thru the very first of these videos that I had been smiling for about 30min nonstop.
I'm from the UK & so, never knew about Teri & her interactions with dave. I've binge watched them all in 2 days & she was a brilliant, feisty, entertaining stand-up-for-yourself type of woman. It made for brilliant viewing as dave couldn't control her. The MS progression is awful to watch & terrible for her to endure. My uncle had it, so i know the journey all too well. I'm watching this in 2021 & recent footage of Teri shows MS has brought on terrible depression for her & taken the fun & life out of her. A stunningly beautiful woman with the joie-de-vie snatched from her. Life is so unfair!
Dave's show went on for 7 more years after the 2008 episode with Terri. I wish he had brought her back once a year until his show ended. She is so at ease with him and I think it would've done her good to have that be a yearly event. But with MS, I'm guessing the 2008 appearance might've been towards the end of her being able to communicate in such a relativity easy manner. So she may have very well been invited by Dave, but had to pass based on the disease's progression. Either way, I'm happy to see that she had a great time with him.
Thank you for all these. THe magic that is Teri and the unique chemistry between her and Dave is once in a lifetime...her wit, personality, gift of comedic timing and especially her humility makes her wolrd-calss forever
She was and is the best. How could you not ❤️ her? I always got excited when I heard that she would be on the show. I wish her all the best with her health. I hope her MS goes back into remission and that she has future good health. Best wishes Terry and thank you for all the enjoyment you've given us.❤️ You're the best!
No one here seems to understand about MS...there is no remission, just a very slow degradation of motor skills, and intellect as well. Terrifyingly brutal way to go.
What a champ she is! -- and what a display of personal courage to appear despite her personal health challenges! And, she still displays a wonderful sense of humor!
First saw this beautiful actress in TO CATCH A KING, and became an instant fan. Wish they would release the aforementioned movie on blu ray. Even the DVD is hard to get.
@@melaniewood3506 Yes....people need t understand that MS does eventually kill!...It can linger for several decades, but it is fatal. Absolutely a horrific way to go....there is no caring GOD in this messed up world.
Thank you for editing and posting this entire collection! The last clip with Johnny was an unexpected surprise (she was one of Johnny’s final guests in May 1992, and she was hilarious). She was always one of my favorites of Dave’s guests, and it was fun to watch how each evolved over the years.
Thank you for ALL 5 PARTS! Enjoyed every minute of it. You'd have to be NuTz not be crazy about her. Incredibly entertaining, intelligent, beautiful, just lovely! 😎 ~JSV
I appreciate the deep courage Terri shows and the depth of their friendship. PLLEEEZ, Please, Please, if at all possible, can Dave and Terri sit down on "My Next Guest" . Dave and Terri if you see this. I appreciate how you have both mellowed with the passing of time and it would be a gift to see you talking together again. Life lessons, doesn't have to be funny. EVEN if it is online Zoom. Perhaps too difficult now? Wishing you both good health. Enjoyed listening to the interviews. Thanks
Such a wonderful journey, but so tough to see her struggling to walk. She kept her wit and her smile, and she is and will always be loved by so many people.
I was always a huge fan of Teri, so pretty, spunky, and such beautiful hands. It was very hard to see her age from 1997 to 2005, and really tough seeing her in 2008. Hope she is doing well and wish her all the best, she is such a treasure.
I've two tabs open; switching between parts 1 and, 5; the woman, never, has lost her charm, beauty or, her sense of humour. I concur,regarding the poignancy, of her most recent appearances. What a credit, to humanity I think Ms. Garr is and, God bless her.
Seeing her age and then become debilitated from MS is so sad to see. I wasn't prepared for that 2nd to last clip... It was a bit startling... not to mention comparing it to the final clip which showed her first guest spot on The Tonight Show as a young actress. I hope she's doing okay.
I had been told so many times how much I look and act like Teri Garr, I knew who she was but didn't pay much attention, but after watching a series of these interviews and several of her films and TV appearances, it's such an amazing compliment to be even remotely compared to her!
Ive loved Teri Garr ever since Coogans Bluff or McCloud, whichever it was and I will always love her. Sweet kid, loved what movies I've seen that she was in. Those facial mannerisms are so endearing, cute, and....well I just love her
I’ve had a crush on Teri since I was 10 years old. I’m 62 years old now. Funny, gorgeous and humble. The perfect trifecta. I try not to imagine her life with MS now. Breaks my heart.
I fell in love with her when I saw her as a kid on the original Star Trek. Even then, I thought she was both beautiful, and extremely funny. Young Frankenstein and Close Encounters cemented her in my mind as an Icon.
My now 69 year old sister, was diagnosed with MS when she was 35....she had trouble walking in her forties, and eventually used a wheelchair. Now, 34 years into the MS, she does not really know her surroundings very much. Her long-time husband, who I do not much like otherwise, has been a faithful and understanding companion to her. She is lucky to have a stand-up dude--many men would have arranged for her care with someone else!
She has always been so lovely. Dave at his best when he truly cares for his guest like Teri Garr & Norm MacDonald. Those are the episodes that I remember from the early 80’s and 90’s.
Watching her bravely walk out to greet Dave and Norm Macdonald tearing up at his last appearance with Dave both brought tears to my eyes. The world does have, and has had, some truly special people in it.
Pauls thinking? 1:32 Bridge Over Troubled Waters (We are "on her side")...plus P.Simon is on this show 11:47 Shower the People You Love with Love (we just want to do this to Teri) 25:35 Smoking in the Boys Room (Teri is just one of the boys) 38:53 Splish Splash (reference to the shower episode?) 59:56 Isnt She Lovely (OBVIOUSLY)
It's so sad to see her having MS 😭 she is wonderful and so funny. I started to love her back in the young Frankenstein days. "Hello!" "Would you like a roll in the hay?" It's fun!" "Roll roll roll in the hay". Lol.
It is interesting, that she "allows" Dave to touch her, and even kiss her hand, in the later episodes. He had a lot of respect, and likely some love, for Teri. And she knew it! Dave, despite his occasional sexual transgressions, is definitely a very decent, kind, and caring person towards people he likes. A great guy, IMO.
She was always a sweetheart. I loved to watch her banter with Letterman. He was so smitten with her. Big difference between 1997 and 2005! Looked better in 2008. 😳 I guess the MS was a factor. Sorry to see her get that.
Out of all of the hours I have spent watching LNWDL, I remember Paul Schaffer taking Dave Pirner's trumpet away from him when he played the chorus of "Silly Little Love Songs" during part of them performing one their hits and David Letterman shaking Terri Garr's chair to watch her bare (crossed) leg jiggle. Nice to know that the affection was somewhat genuine.
Thank you, Don! Thanks to you, finally I was able to watch every episodes between Dave and Teri.....Especially, her final episode got me choked up. 25 years between those two....Hmmm. I appreciate the time and efforts you've made to put together....Can I expect the same kind of collection of Cher, Madonna, Bill Murray, Billy Crystal, Martin Short, Robin Williams, etc in near future?
I recall more than once Teri coming out on The Tonight Show with a cast on her leg and crutches. I think maybe it was to disguise her MS symptoms. I truly hope she's doing well. The amount of laughs she's given me over the years in movie and on TV is incalculable.
All started with the broken glass injury suffered on the set of " One from the Heart". She worked like hell to overcome her disability most of her life.
You can see her walk out in the first appearance here looking down at her feet as she was walking. She didn't even see Dave coming because she was so focused on her walking.
There is nothing worse than pointing out someones ms symptoms. I am speaking from someone that has ms. i know you probably mean no harm but it is insulting.
It started WAY before that. Re-watch the previous part from 1990 to 1992. You can first see her having some trouble walking to the chair in her April 23, 1991 appearance. That's when her MS started to become really noticeable. She even needed Dave to help her to her chair. I have a feeling he knew what was wrong with her, but as a friend, he kept it private until she made the public announcement in 2002.
Dan Maler Yeah, I was going to say that having watched all of this collection, you can see her walk towards the desk become strained as far as the late 80's. Very sad.
Wow, that Carson appearance has to be the worst case of nerves I've ever seen. Love Teri Garr. I never missed Letterman when she was on it. Such a funny foil for Dave.
Teri is was, is and will always be simply divine.
Divine is the the name of the bike maker,that all the men Rode,on her way to the topp,,
indeed.
✨🤍✨🤍✨
"... is was, is and..."
Were you drunk or stupid?
Just finished viewing parts 1-5 of this series. Thank you Don for putting it together. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Teri is amazing.
In the 80’s I fell in love with her beauty. In the 90’s, it was her wit. And in the later years on Dave’s show, it was her strength.
They’ll never be another Dave, especially when he was on NBC. They’ll never be another Teri Garr. I miss them both.
Thanks again!
She’s fantastic! Her humor is unique and completely her own. A true original!
Don, I just finished binge watching all five collections of Teri Garr. When she came out for her last appearance on the Late Show and Dave had to help her walk, I teared up. It was a bittersweet moment to end her appearances on his show. Because I watched all of the appearances within a day or two, the magnitude really hit me hard of the change from a young, vibrant Teri to a Teri that needed help to get to the guest chair. Life catches up with all of us eventually.
Teri Garr was one of the funniest guests on Dave's shows and the last few are also so poignant. Thanks for posting all these.
This felt like a labor of love and I think Teri and especially those connected to her will value this series greatly. I wonder if Dave keeps in touch, I must imagine that he does.
I love het
I love her
Easy to appear on Letterman when young & beautiful, but took a ton of courage after 1990s. This is one strong lady. Shades of her mother's strength after losing Teri's dad.
She has the heart of a lion! This woman deserved far more exposure than she got. A national jewel!
Dave’s affection for Teri was so nice to see during her 2008 appearance.
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@@jesuspalma7917 shes a real knockout, a natural with a fantastic personality. not a typical hollywood creep. terri garr was the complete package as a person. letterman didnt deserve such a killer woman. creep.
no, she obviously cared about Dave...I think @@DaveAnchovies
Life is so short.
There must be a reason why I came acroos these Garr videos.
She was full of life and beauty and warmth.
You never know where life (and health) will take you.
I am thankful for every day that I am alive, breath, feel and share.
25:35
Is Paul using "smoking in the boys room" to bring on Teri?
If so...why?
Is he saying that she is like "one of the boys"?
👍 She STILL IS!!!!!!
Could she possibly be any more lovely and dear? You can clearly understand Dave’s affection for her. Thanks, again for all of your effort 🏆🛒🏆
David was being honest when he said she carried a lot of dismal shows back at the start when he and his format were gaining traction. She is a jewel of a woman. Then, now and forever more.
Her look at the last interview was like "He's finally laughing at my prepared jokes! After 25 years!!!"
The perfect late night guest
Dave definitely found his heart as time went by....
@@stevedrake604 Agree with you. I would sporadically watch his show, but if she was on, I would not miss it. They were great for each other
Nailed it...
soooooooo
LOVELY AND DEAR
Enjoyed all five parts. One of the best collections so far. Thanks for another winner, Don!
i saved these five videos to watch slowly for over a year because there isnt that much on youtube with teri garr. i loved every minute
so i think i am going to watch them all again. she is a delight and has always been my favorite. thank you kindly
Thank you for these. Teri Garr is maybe my first-ever crush, and remains one of my biggest crushes. She was, and always will be stunning.
Such a great human being. I always loved her work from early on. Her Star Trek episode was one of my favorites. Her 70's and 80's movies were terrific. She was always cute, but a great comedienne as well. I wish her life hadn't become such a struggle, but she's an inspiration to others.
Completing the mission of watching all 5 parts. I loved that you added the Tonight Show clip. Thank you Don, you give us what we are looking for. Full segments in the proper way. Thanks Don.
That was nice touch to have it bookended like that.
I am going to get cussed out and hated...but here goes my comment: despite everyone else's remarks about TG..I find her to be sparky and rude to Dave at times. I don't see all this charm and dignity. She is often sarcastic, and well, dare I say÷ bitchy. To me Mary Tyler Moore was much more of a class act. Go-ahead, I can take it...!!
@@kimclark2135, how much money does she owe you?
Such a wonderful series, being from the UK, I’d only seen a couple of Teri’s appearances, seeing the complete series explains the chemistry they both had. Thank you to both Teri and Dave for super television, and to Don for putting these together, memories of a time when people knew how to have fun and remain respectful at the same time.
Thanks Don. Just wrapped up watching this whole series for the 2nd time. I think they're my favorite comic duo. I realized about halfway thru the very first of these videos that I had been smiling for about 30min nonstop.
I'm from the UK & so, never knew about Teri & her interactions with dave. I've binge watched them all in 2 days & she was a brilliant, feisty, entertaining stand-up-for-yourself type of woman. It made for brilliant viewing as dave couldn't control her.
The MS progression is awful to watch & terrible for her to endure. My uncle had it, so i know the journey all too well. I'm watching this in 2021 & recent footage of Teri shows MS has brought on terrible depression for her & taken the fun & life out of her. A stunningly beautiful woman with the joie-de-vie snatched from her. Life is so unfair!
You said it, man.
Teri is a hoot and just Darling❤😮😂😊🎉❤
Dave's show went on for 7 more years after the 2008 episode with Terri. I wish he had brought her back once a year until his show ended. She is so at ease with him and I think it would've done her good to have that be a yearly event. But with MS, I'm guessing the 2008 appearance might've been towards the end of her being able to communicate in such a relativity easy manner. So she may have very well been invited by Dave, but had to pass based on the disease's progression. Either way, I'm happy to see that she had a great time with him.
Nice thinking. And I agree with your words. Thanks. @@4seeableTV
Thank you for all these. THe magic that is Teri and the unique chemistry between her and Dave is once in a lifetime...her wit, personality, gift of comedic timing and especially her humility makes her wolrd-calss forever
Thank you so much for sharing this
Teri Garr is so funny & a lovely lady
Terri Garr is one of those rare celebrities who gives me a warm feeling inside. She comes across as genuine and kind.
She was and is the best. How could you not ❤️ her? I always got excited when I heard that she would be on the show. I wish her all the best with her health. I hope her MS goes back into remission and that she has future good health. Best wishes Terry and thank you for all the enjoyment you've given us.❤️ You're the best!
No one here seems to understand about MS...there is no remission, just a very slow degradation of motor skills, and intellect as well. Terrifyingly brutal way to go.
What a champ she is! -- and what a display of personal courage to appear despite her personal health challenges! And, she still displays a wonderful sense of humor!
First saw this beautiful actress in TO CATCH A KING, and became an instant fan. Wish they would release the aforementioned movie on blu ray. Even the DVD is hard to get.
To watch all of these has been great. She'll always be one of my favorites.
teared up when the band intro'd with "isn't she lovely," fitting capstone
Ya. It’s so sad to see her after the diagnosis. She as always special.
Fantastic post. I feel the exact same way. My heart is broken!
I forgot about the "Monkey cam". LMAO
"My dog has a last name so he can get his mail". She is brilliant.
Teri Garr is such a likable person. My goodness.
Sweet as candy
Great post. Garr is so funny. You can see signs of MS as she walks on the shows even in the 90's.
It looks like Dave knew and he makes sure to meet and help her up on that platform .
Don - thanks for all your hard work putting this all together. And may Teri continue to recover and be well.
She has end stage MS. You don't get better. It's heartbreaking to see her. She was diagnosed in 1999.
@@melaniewood3506 Yes....people need t understand that MS does eventually kill!...It can linger for several decades, but it is fatal. Absolutely a horrific way to go....there is no caring GOD in this messed up world.
Thank you for editing and posting this entire collection! The last clip with Johnny was an unexpected surprise (she was one of Johnny’s final guests in May 1992, and she was hilarious). She was always one of my favorites of Dave’s guests, and it was fun to watch how each evolved over the years.
Must be one of the nicest and funniest celebrities out there. As if MS wasn't enough she gets an aneurysm but still bounces back. Go Teri.......
Thank you for ALL 5 PARTS! Enjoyed every minute of it. You'd have to be NuTz not be crazy about her. Incredibly entertaining, intelligent, beautiful, just lovely!
😎
~JSV
I appreciate the deep courage Terri shows and the depth of their friendship. PLLEEEZ, Please, Please, if at all possible, can Dave and Terri sit down on "My Next Guest" . Dave and Terri if you see this. I appreciate how you have both mellowed with the passing of time and it would be a gift to see you talking together again. Life lessons, doesn't have to be funny. EVEN if it is online Zoom. Perhaps too difficult now? Wishing you both good health. Enjoyed listening to the interviews. Thanks
Is there a sweeter person than Ms. Garr? Love ❤ her & Dave. Thanks for putting these vids together!👍👏😁
This totally takes away the pandemic, politics, and all the worldly troubles.
I've learned so much from her on Dave's show. Mainly being grateful and humor. Live each day to the fullest.
@@scottpull12 I have always love Teri Garr....lovely lady...
I've been watching all of them. Thank you so much.
Such a wonderful journey, but so tough to see her struggling to walk. She kept her wit and her smile, and she is and will always be loved by so many people.
Thanks Don it was great to see the wonderful Teri Garr again.
That was touching how Johnny was so kind to her through her nervousness. Class act, that Carson.
He was a class act. There aren’t many class acts left anymore
Time stamp?
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Charles Nelson Reilly was incredibly sweet to her too. He was a very dear man.
OMG that last clip of her on Carson...so adorable and charming.
I was always a huge fan of Teri, so pretty, spunky, and such beautiful hands. It was very hard to see her age from 1997 to 2005, and really tough seeing her in 2008. Hope she is doing well and wish her all the best, she is such a treasure.
Don't look for her current pics. Seriously. They broke my heart.
We all age, but Teri has MS, on top of the normal aging process..
I've two tabs open; switching between parts 1 and, 5; the woman, never, has lost her charm, beauty or, her sense of humour. I concur,regarding the poignancy, of her most recent appearances. What a credit, to humanity I think Ms. Garr is and, God bless her.
2008 is painful to see. What a lovely gracious woman.
Seeing her age and then become debilitated from MS is so sad to see. I wasn't prepared for that 2nd to last clip... It was a bit startling... not to mention comparing it to the final clip which showed her first guest spot on The Tonight Show as a young actress. I hope she's doing okay.
It's extremely sad what has happened to Teri. She is a truly wonderful woman.
Thank you for these uploads and editing them together. Very special. ❤
I had been told so many times how much I look and act like Teri Garr, I knew who she was but didn't pay much attention, but after watching a series of these interviews and several of her films and TV appearances, it's such an amazing compliment to be even remotely compared to her!
Ive loved Teri Garr ever since Coogans Bluff or McCloud, whichever it was and I will always love her. Sweet kid, loved what movies I've seen that she was in. Those facial mannerisms are so endearing, cute, and....well I just love her
What a brave woman. She hid her illness for as long as she could
I’ve had a crush on Teri since I was 10 years old. I’m 62 years old now. Funny, gorgeous and humble. The perfect trifecta. I try not to imagine her life with MS now. Breaks my heart.
I fell in love with her when I saw her as a kid on the original Star Trek. Even then, I thought she was both beautiful, and extremely funny. Young Frankenstein and Close Encounters cemented her in my mind as an Icon.
Teri is still a beauty. Everybody loves her, may god bless her!
This was so nice to watch.Teri is so lovely and funny!!!!!
It’s so sad to she that she was struggling as early as 1993. Such a personality!
My now 69 year old sister, was diagnosed with MS when she was 35....she had trouble walking in her forties, and eventually used a wheelchair. Now, 34 years into the MS, she does not really know her surroundings very much. Her long-time husband, who I do not much like otherwise, has been a faithful and understanding companion to her. She is lucky to have a stand-up dude--many men would have arranged for her care with someone else!
Wonderfully marvelous! Miss her...
Lovely lady! I wish you the BEST of HEALTH, Teri.
I watched Dave every night and I specially loved it when Teri was on, I have a picture of my dog in front of the TV and Dave and Teri are on
Close Encounters, Dumb & Dumber, Let it Ride. Just to name a few of her works. Truly one of my favorites. She's adorable, humble, funny. Gem 💎.
These two were magic together.
She has always been so lovely. Dave at his best when he truly cares for his guest like Teri Garr & Norm MacDonald. Those are the episodes that I remember from the early 80’s and 90’s.
Watching her bravely walk out to greet Dave and Norm Macdonald tearing up at his last appearance with Dave both brought tears to my eyes. The world does have, and has had, some truly special people in it.
Teri is one brave woman and I love her for it.
She's one of those celebrities whose personality outshined her talent... And she was very talented
Very underappreciated as an actress.
@GxV why thank you,...
So sweet and cute and smart. Sorry she's ill. I love her.
a true beauty..thank you Ms.Terri Garr-
Teri and David. The only REAL people I ever watched on RUclips TV past program talk-shows.
Pauls thinking?
1:32 Bridge Over Troubled Waters (We are "on her side")...plus P.Simon is on this show
11:47 Shower the People You Love with Love (we just want to do this to Teri)
25:35 Smoking in the Boys Room (Teri is just one of the boys)
38:53 Splish Splash (reference to the shower episode?)
59:56 Isnt She Lovely (OBVIOUSLY)
It's so sad to see her having MS 😭 she is wonderful and so funny. I started to love her back in the young Frankenstein days. "Hello!" "Would you like a roll in the hay?" It's fun!" "Roll roll roll in the hay". Lol.
Za hay. 😆
It is interesting, that she "allows" Dave to touch her, and even kiss her hand, in the later episodes. He had a lot of respect, and likely some love, for Teri. And she knew it! Dave, despite his occasional sexual transgressions, is definitely a very decent, kind, and caring person towards people he likes. A great guy, IMO.
She was always a sweetheart. I loved to watch her banter with Letterman. He was so smitten with her.
Big difference between 1997 and 2005! Looked better in 2008. 😳 I guess the MS was a factor. Sorry to see her get that.
I just love Teri Garr.
Dave's 'deadpan' is just THE BEST! (46:21)
Thanks, Don!
Terri Garr and David Spade are what I like to call the best 'sit sown' comics in the business. Any talk show appearance they make is 'must see tv.'
In mocking his show's producer, Robert Morton, Dave says, "You're no Mike Todd," to which Teri adds, "Or Spyros Skouras." She's quick.
Morty told to stay home and play the home version of Letterman. Scumbag
She is simply BEAUTIFUL.
Yeah wow what a catch
Teri, should you come across this, know we all love you. ❤️
25:35
Is Paul using "smoking in the boys room" to bring on Teri?
If so...why?
Is he saying that she is like "one of the boys"?
Absolutely we all love you, Teri Garr!🎉
Dave is right, she was a really entertaining guest on those shows.
Shes so funny. Shes a ray of positivity.
Teri was one of my favorite Letterman guests.
Love love love Teri Garr!!
She is beautiful in the mind too. Very rare gem.
Out of all of the hours I have spent watching LNWDL, I remember Paul Schaffer taking Dave Pirner's trumpet away from him when he played the chorus of "Silly Little Love Songs" during part of them performing one their hits and David Letterman shaking Terri Garr's chair to watch her bare (crossed) leg jiggle. Nice to know that the affection was somewhat genuine.
Thank you, Don! Thanks to you, finally I was able to watch every episodes between Dave and Teri.....Especially, her final episode got me choked up. 25 years between those two....Hmmm. I appreciate the time and efforts you've made to put together....Can I expect the same kind of collection of Cher, Madonna, Bill Murray, Billy Crystal, Martin Short, Robin Williams, etc in near future?
Maybe, but nothing near future. And thanks!
Total stunner
I fell for her when she appeared in an episode of Star Trek in the 1960s.
That episode was the pilot for a new series but it never got picked up. But you probably know that 🖖
I love that woman❤
I recall more than once Teri coming out on The Tonight Show with a cast on her leg and crutches. I think maybe it was to disguise her MS symptoms. I truly hope she's doing well. The amount of laughs she's given me over the years in movie and on TV is incalculable.
Her limp begins to be noticeable in Part 5 (1990).
I first saw her on Star Trek. The last episode of the 2nd Season: "Assignment: Earth". She played a ditsy secretary :)
All started with the broken glass injury suffered on the set of " One from the Heart". She worked like hell to overcome her disability most of her life.
@@dongiller In the movie "Short Time" (1990) as well
god dang she is lovely oh man. love her
It’s things like this that made RUclips great in the first place
She is such a treasure.
A tragic illness, but a courageous and funny lady. 😔
David has a way with women that's totally unique all of his own. They absolutely adore him because he's respectful in a very special way.
"we're just now getting to the G's"...that was quick thinking
You can see her walk out in the first appearance here looking down at her feet as she was walking. She didn't even see Dave coming because she was so focused on her walking.
There is nothing worse than pointing out someones ms symptoms. I am speaking from someone that has ms. i know you probably mean no harm but it is insulting.
@@sksk-ir5fo No, it is not! It is just reality.
@@curbozerboomer1773 no sorry it is patronising! Do you have ms?
She’s so adorable
It's so sad to see her limping starting at the 1997 clip. I'd love to see Dave interview her again on his Netflix show.
It started WAY before that. Re-watch the previous part from 1990 to 1992. You can first see her having some trouble walking to the chair in her April 23, 1991 appearance. That's when her MS started to become really noticeable. She even needed Dave to help her to her chair. I have a feeling he knew what was wrong with her, but as a friend, he kept it private until she made the public announcement in 2002.
Dan Maler Yeah, I was going to say that having watched all of this collection, you can see her walk towards the desk become strained as far as the late 80's. Very sad.
Unfortunately she is beyond that now.
Wow, that Carson appearance has to be the worst case of nerves I've ever seen. Love Teri Garr. I never missed Letterman when she was on it. Such a funny foil for Dave.
All of the guys from my generation had a crush on her. She was in every movie back then
i Love her nervous/neurotic thing
one of his best guests 💚
Teri garr is WHY I watched Letterman
The banter between them all those years. Number 1
25:35
Is Paul using "smoking in the boys room" to bring on Teri?
If so...why?
Is he saying that she is like "one of the boys"?
Third segment, shot coming out from the waist up. Heartbreaking.