S3·E188 Jack Hanna, Brent Spiner, Charlie Watts

Episode recap

This episode of Late Show with David Letterman features a musical performance by The Charlie Watts Quintet, who play the song "In a Sentimental Mood" with Bernard Fowler. The episode also includes a segment with Manny the Hippie, who discusses his trip to Roswell, New Mexico.

The Charlie Watts Quintet's performance is a notable part of this episode, as Charlie Watts is a well-known musician and drummer for The Rolling Stones. The inclusion of a musical performance is a common feature of Late Show with David Letterman, which often showcases a variety of musical acts.

Manny the Hippie's segment provides a lighthearted and humorous moment in the episode, as he shares his experiences and thoughts on a specific topic. This type of segment is also characteristic of the show, which often features a mix of comedy, interviews, and other entertainment.

Overall, this episode of Late Show with David Letterman is a typical example of the show's format, with a mix of music, comedy, and interviews. The episode's focus on The Charlie Watts Quintet and Manny the Hippie provides a unique and entertaining combination of content.