S3·E151 Anjelica Huston, Paul Hogan, Natalie Merchant
Synopsis
Dave quizzes the audience on his week in San Francisco, during which Gene Siskel runs onstage looking for Roger Ebert. Later in the show, he gives up on his search, then relaunches his film review program as ""Siskel and DeForest."" Also, Natalie Merchant sings ""Jealousy.""
Episode recap
This episode of Late Show with David Letterman features a segment where the host quizzes the audience about his recent trip to San Francisco. During the show, Gene Siskel appears on stage, looking for Roger Ebert. Siskel's search for Ebert is a notable moment in the episode.
Later in the show, Siskel gives up on his search for Ebert and announces that he will be relaunching his film review program, now titled "Siskel and DeForest." This development marks a significant change in the program's format.
The episode also features a musical performance by Natalie Merchant, who sings her song "Jealousy." This musical segment provides a contrast to the comedic and talk-oriented segments of the show.
The episode's tone and content are characteristic of the Late Show with David Letterman series, which is known for its use of mature humor and eclectic mix of music and comedy. The show's format, which includes a mix of interviews, comedy sketches, and musical performances, is a key part of its appeal to audiences.
The episode's focus on Siskel's search for Ebert and the relaunch of his film review program adds a unique element to the show, highlighting the dynamic and unpredictable nature of the Late Show with David Letterman series.
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