Yeah it looks strange with the guest coming in from the right.
Johnny's guests always came in from the right.
Yeah it looks strange with the guest coming in from the right.
Yeh, Batiste was a strange choice. He is more of a jazz scholar than a "TV Band" leader. Does appear to be a fish out of water.Not a fan of his band. The leader of it looks like he can't figure out why he is there and appears very nervous.
Last night's show stunk, the best part of it for me was him explaining the technical issues they had the night before.
It worked for Branford. I could see the show being tweeked soon if it doesn't work out. I wonder how they will fit the what appears to be the Colbert Report format into the Late Show.Yeh, Batiste was a strange choice. He is more of a jazz scholar than a "TV Band" leader. Does appear to be a fish out of water.
For only a short while. He was done in three years.It worked for Branford.
Did he leave more because he wanted to tour or was it that he could not handle the routine of the show.For only a short while. He was done in three years.
I know I don't ,but I wear a uniform every day being in security and all.The best part of the show is the opening sequence. That technique that forces reduced focus makes it look like a miniature stop-motion set they built.
It may turn out that the written bits continue to work better than the interviews. After nine years of Colbert's alter-ego, it feels like the guests are confused by the real Steven.
I want to know why everybody is still wearing suits and ties? Steven had to in the CC gig to promote the conservative aspect, but here he needs to be more relaxed and let his guests relax, too. I think we're past the Mad Men dressed to the nines at work era.
Do people still dress in a suit and tie to go to work?
Touring, and did not like the gig. Hated the "banter" Leno expected from him.Did he leave more because he wanted to tour or was it that he could not handle the routine of the show.
Banter with Leno did look bad no matter who the band leader was.Touring, and did not like the gig. Hated the "banter" Leno expected from him.
All depends on where you work and what place in time. Over the 29 years in my office I had a t-shirt with pictures of the great places I had visited in the USA. Then, when I went to meetings in the early years 200 people in the room had suits on. You could find about three or four that did not. I had mine on. By the end of that 29 years the only ones that had a suit on were on the stage. Time changes everything.....Do people still dress in a suit and tie to go to work?
They are actually better than Letterman. Still not beating Fallon.I bet their ratings aren't as good as Letterman were.