Video: Drew Brees On ‘The Late Show With David Letterman’ « Who Super Bowl MVP Drew Brees appeared on Monday’s (February 8) “The Late Show with David Letterman.” “Here’s the great thing about New Orleans,” Letterman said.
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Filed under: David Letterman , Jay Leno Jay Leno and David Letterman have called a ceasefire — and their Super Bowl ad is to blame.While talking about filming the spot last night, Jay put the cheap shots aside and said “Whatever happened the last 18 years disappeared, it was great to see … Permalink
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On CBS’s Late Show Monday, New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees joined David Letterman to chat about his team’s first Super Bowl win and his honor as.
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You’ve read about the Cold War-level skulduggery that went into keeping that Letterman/Leno/Oprah Late Show promo secret in the days before the Super Bowl . Tonight, Jay Leno gave his side of the story on his show. It was nothing that we didn’t already know: Dave’s producer called up Jay’s producer and asked if Jay would want to be in the spot. Jay said yes and the two recorded the ad in a super-secret shoot with Oprah last week. Some have wondered what Leno could possibly have to gain from appearing in a spot for his soon-to-be rival (again). Tonight, Leno spun the ad as a very public move to clear the air of any leftover fog of Late Night War in advance of his move back to The Tonight Show : I walk in and I see Dave, and he puts out his hand and we shake hands. And you know, whatever happened for the last 18 years disappeared. It was great to see my old friend again. It was wonderful—he was very gracious, we talked about the old days, we told some jokes… you know, it was really good to see him. But if the Late Night Wars spectacular ratings boost are any guide, Leno should be throwing darts at a picture of Dave’s face right about now.
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While there’s a more detailed explanation as to how Jay Leno ended up spending 30 whole minutes with David Letterman last week, Jay is peddling this romanticized version. “As you…
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New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees joined David Letterman on “The Late Show” Monday night to talk about his team’s Super Bowl win and his Most Valuable Player honor. Letterman congratulated Brees, despite confessing his initial …
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‘Conan did a lot for NBC,’ she says of the former ‘Tonight Show’ host. By Eric Ditzian Sarah Silverman Photo: MTV News Some folks in the comedy world have moved on from the 2010 late-night wars. David Letterman and Jay Leno even shot a Super Bowl commercial together last Tuesday in which the hosts appeared to bring their latest feud to a close. Others are still angered. On Thursday, before the Super Bowl spot aired, comedian Sarah Silverman came to the defense of Conan O’Brien , whom she maintained was treated poorly by his network bosses. “I just thought it was a real scumbag move of NBC,” Silverman told MTV News. “They should not be allowed to call themselves the NBC family. That should be their punishment.” At issue is the network’s decision to replace Conan on “The Tonight Show” with Jay Leno just seven months after the younger host took over. Silverman argued that Conan’s long history with NBC — he began hosting “Late Night” in 1993 — and the sacrifice of moving from the East Coast to the West Coast should have been enough to give O’Brien some ratings wiggle room. “Conan did a lot for NBC,” she said. “He was there a long time. They gave him a break. They gave him what he deserved. [Then he] uproots his family. The whole crew and cast and everyone that works on the show uproots from New York City and moves to L.A. That’s not an easy thing to do. They enroll their kids in school.” Silverman is more than a little familiar with the late-night landscape. In addition to being a longtime presence on various late-night shows, she dated ABC host Jimmy Kimmel for much of the last decade. While she acknowledges that NBC made a business decision — not a personal one — she also made it clear that new talk shows need time to develop a loyal audience in any given time slot. When asked if she’d return as a guest to “Tonight” — she appeared five times with Leno in the past — Silverman confessed she was unsure. “I don’t know,” she said.
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The Saints won the Super Bowl. The Ad Bowl went to CBS. Specifically, to the Late Show, thanks to its jaw-dropping revisit of the successful 2007 spot that featured David Letterman and…
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Welcome to our post- Super Bowl XLIV world. Did you see that David Letterman / Jay Leno ad? Aren’t The Who so old and busted? OMG: PUPPY BOWL . Gay horses or something? A lot of amazing things happened. Then there was the football. Let’s get this out of the way: The Saints of New Orleans scored 14 more points than the Colts of Indianapolis to win the Super Bowl. OK, on to the good stuff! The Super Bowl is known for having commercials, and this year was no exception. The commercial that made the most people spit Pepsi One at their plasma screen televisions was this one for The Late Show with David Letterman . Jay Leno, Oprah and Dave all watched the Super Bowl together: The Times has the story of how the ad came together last week. The Wrap says Letterman even wanted Conan O’Brien on board . This proves that the entire Late Night War was nothing more than an elaborate set up for this 15 second Late Show spot. Leno and Letterman were conspiring the whole time! Tomorrow, we’re going to see Conan, Leno and Letterman in an ad for Toyota where they drive a defective Prius off a cliff into a giant pool of money together. Google was the night’s other big non-football winner. Their ‘Parisian Love’ spot has been around the Internet for a while, but it’s still most effective tech ad to hit the Super Bowl since Apple’s famous “1984.” And we will give props to Snickers for hewing close to the classic Superbowl formula—sports + dudes + violence—but throwing in the twist of Golden Girls star Betty White and Abe Vigoda. Just as the Late Night Wars made an appearance, so did the culture wars. This Super Bowl, millions of sports-illiterate nerds, women, Canadians and Gawker bloggers were introduced to Tim Tebow , the University of Florida quarterback who was not aborted by his mom, thank God. He starred in a couple of Focus on the Family ads to convince pregnant women that embryos aren’t just a cluster of cells—they’re precious potential Heisman Trophy-winners. This caused a level of pre-Super Bowl controversy that could not have been more out of proportion to the actual content of the ads: So boring. Other ads touched on hot social issues as well. Mainly: Gays made social progress by being deemed respectable enough to sell things to straights. A Budweiser ad featured a bull and a Clydesdale who became ‘good friends’ (gay lovers) despite the ‘fences’ (conservative social mores) that were put up to keep them apart. And here is an ad for Motorola, where the hotness of Megan Fox turns a gay couple straight: (You will notice that the gays in this ad committed violence upon each other, just like the gays in that controversial 2007 Snickers ad . What does it mean!? ) Meanwhile, straight men took a step back in a bunch of ads that stereotyped us as misogynist dudebros. Particularly offensive was an ad for Internet TV device FloTV, which told men to “take off their dresses” and stand up to the joyless, ever-shopping harpies who are our significant others. And this admittedly well-made spot for the Dodge Charger made us feel the same way as did that guy in the high school locker room, the one who whipped everyone’s crotch with a wet towel. When will society be ready to accept that all straight guys aren’t schlubs who trudge around in a testosterone haze, resenting their overbearing girlfriends? Some of us enjoy being emasculated; it’s actually sort of relaxing after centuries of oppressing everyone all the time. A thoroughly unfunny Coke ad featuring The Simpsons plunged us deeper into despair: Gays, gender, Conan O’Brien, The Simpsons jumping the shark. The concerns of the real world pressed hard on the slick, bright bubble of Super Bowl XLIV. Two players—the Colts’ Pierre Garcon and the Saints’ Jonathan Vilma—even had connections to Haiti: We confronted our own mortality as embodied by the decrepit members of The Who creaking their way through the half-time show. Clearly, the children of Florida have nothing to fear from registered sex offender Pete Townshend , as long as they are able to move at a reasonable pace away from him: And we realized that the Saints winning the Super Bowl doesn’t just make them the world champions of football; it is also God’s way of saying “sorry” for the whole Hurricane Katrina thing. As the Saints celebrated on the field and New Orleanians celebrated in the streets, announcer Jim Nantz reminded us of this, then listed a bunch of random parts of New Orleans to show off how connected he is to the place: This Super Bowl we were ready to lose ourselves in some football while eating a quantity of chicken wings that could only be expressed in Roman numerals. Instead, reminders of the fundamental harshness and injustice of the real world kept dragging us down between every third play, making our chicken wings taste a little sour. And that’s when we switched on the Puppy Bowl : AWWWWWWWWWWWWW.
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Welcome to our post- Super Bowl XLIV world. Did you see that David Letterman / Jay Leno ad? Aren’t The Who so old and busted? OMG: PUPPY BOWL . Gay horses or something? A lot of amazing things happened. Then there was the football. Let’s get this out of the way: The Saints of New Orleans scored 14 more points than the Colts of Indianapolis to win the Super Bowl. OK, on to the good stuff! The Super Bowl is known for having commercials, and this year was no exception. The commercial that made the most people spit Pepsi One at their plasma screen televisions was this one for The Late Show with David Letterman . Jay Leno, Oprah and Dave all watched the Super Bowl together: The Times has the story of how the ad came together last week. The Wrap says Letterman even wanted Conan O’Brien on board . This proves that the entire Late Night War was nothing more than an elaborate set up for this 15 second Late Show spot. Leno and Letterman were conspiring the whole time! Tomorrow, we’re going to see Conan O’Brien, Leno and Letterman in an ad for Toyota, where their defective Prius careens off a cliff and they all fall into a giant pool of money together. Google was the night’s other big non-football winner. Their ‘Parisian Love’ spot has been around the Internet for a while, but it’s still most effective tech ad to hit the Super Bowl since Apple’s famous “1984.” Just as the Late Night Wars made an appearance, so did the culture wars. This Super Bowl, millions of sports-illiterate nerds, women, Canadians and Gawker bloggers were introduced to Tim Tebow , the University of Florida quarterback who was not aborted by his mom, thank God. He starred in a couple of Focus on the Family ads to convince pregnant women that embryos aren’t just a cluster of cells—they’re precious potential Heisman Trophy-winners. This caused a level of pre-Super Bowl controversy that could not have been more out of proportion to the actual content of the ads: So boring. Other ads touched on hot social issues as well. Mainly: Gays made social progress by appearing in spots for huge corporations. A Budweiser ad featured a bull and a Clydesdale who became ‘good friends’ (gay lovers) despite the ‘fences’ (conservative social mores) that were put up to keep them apart. And here is an ad for Motorola, where the hotness of Megan Fox turns a gay couple straight: (You will notice that the gays in this ad committed violence upon each other, just like the gays in that controversial 2007 Snickers ad . What does it mean!? ) But straight men made the opposite of social progress in a bunch of ads that stereotyped us as misogynist dudebros. Particularly offensive was an ad for Internet TV device FloTV, which told men to “take off their dresses” and stand up to the joyless, ever-shopping harpies who are our significant others. And this ad for the Dodge Charger made us feel the same way as did that guy in the high school locker room, the one who whipped everyone’s crotch with a wet towel. When will society accept that all straight guys aren’t schlubs who trudge around in a testosterone haze, resenting their overbearing girlfriends? Some of us enjoy being emasculated; it’s actually sort of relaxing after centuries of oppressing everyone all the time. A thoroughly unfunny Coke ad featuring The Simpsons plunged us deeper into despair: Gays, gender, Conan O’Brien, The Simpsons jumping the shark. The concerns of the real world pressed hard on the slick, bright bubble of Super Bowl XLIV. Some of the players even had connections to Haiti: We confronted our own mortality in the form of the decrepit members of The Who creaking their way through the half-time show. Clearly, the children of Florida have nothing to fear from registered sex offender Pete Townshend , as long as they are able to move at a reasonable pace away from him: And we realized that the Saints winning the Super Bowl doesn’t just make them the world champions at football; it is also God’s way of saying “sorry” for the whole Hurricane Katrina thing. As the Saints celebrated on the field and New Orleanians celebrated in the streets, announcer Jim Nantz reminded us of this, then listed a bunch of random parts of New Orleans to show off how connected he is to the place: This Super Bowl we were ready to lose ourselves in some football while eating a quantity of chicken wings that can only be expressed in Roman numerals. Instead, reminders of the fundamental harshness and injustice of the real world kept dragging us down between every third play, making our chicken wings taste a little sour. And that’s when we switched on the Puppy Bowl : AWWWWWWWWWWWWW.
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