S3·E86 Don Rickles, Mary Stuart Masterson, Joe Ely & Todd Snider
Synopsis
CBS President Les Moonves (bogus) takes a moment to comment on Clinton's State of the Union address by singing ""Holding Out for a Hero."" Also, pre-teen sports reporter Sparky Mortimer returns to the show and is given a new assignment- to cover Super Bowl XXX.
Episode recap
Late Show with David Letterman season three, episode eighty-six opens with a segment featuring a bogus CBS President, Les Moonves, who takes a moment to comment on the State of the Union address given by Clinton. In this segment, the bogus CBS President does so by singing the song Holding Out for a Hero.
Later in the episode, pre-teen sports reporter Sparky Mortimer makes a return appearance to the program. During the appearance, Sparky Mortimer is given a new assignment, which is to cover Super Bowl XXX.
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