S5·E186 Tony Danza, Peter Farrelly, Brian Wilson
Synopsis
Biff stands on the sidewalk in 95 degree heat as he tries to determine once again whether a Popsicle® or a Fudgesicle® will melt faster; around the corner from the theater, Dave hoses down passerby; The Farrelly Brothers promote the sleeper hit of 1998, There's Something About Mary, while they strut their ""knowledge"" of sumo wrestling.
Episode recap
This episode of Late Show with David Letterman features a segment where a guest, Biff, stands on the sidewalk in 95 degree heat to determine whether a Popsicle or a Fudgesicle will melt faster. Meanwhile, around the corner from the theater, host David Letterman hoses down passerby.
The Farrelly Brothers appear as guests, promoting their film There's Something About Mary, which was released in 1998. They also claim to have knowledge of sumo wrestling.
The episode showcases the variety of content typically found on Late Show with David Letterman, including comedic sketches and interviews with guests. The show's format allows for a mix of lighthearted and humorous segments, often incorporating current events and popular culture.
Late Show with David Letterman is a weeknight talk show that has been on the air since its inception on August 30, 1993. The show is known for its mature humor and has a long history of featuring a wide range of guests and topics. This episode is a representation of the show's eclectic style and ability to tackle a variety of subjects in a humorous and engaging way.
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