Late Night with David Letterman — Season 5
A review of the Mets and Astros wager with Houston Mayor Kathy Whitmire; "Viewer Mail" includes eight letters (with number six appearing twice); a feature on Paulina Porizkova; an interview with director John Waters; and a performance by Bo…
The latest installment of "Viewer Mail" showcases Dave’s surprising capacity for sentimentality. Rodney Dangerfield makes an unexpected appearance, bringing with him a Top Ten list and a memorable clip from *Back to School*. Rosanne Cash p…
On the all-adult cable program, "Interludes After Midnight," Dave launches into a brief, impassioned critique of the show's production. The segment, originally intended to feature individuals deemed unsuitable for the program, descends into…
Outside the Soviet mission to the United Nations, Larry "Bud" attempts to persuade Russians to defect, his voice amplified by a bullhorn. Meanwhile, Lee Marvin lends his star power to promote Delta Force, while stories emerge of ingenious y…
The test footage documents the initial, unsuccessful attempt at "Late Night Monkey Cam," followed by segments featuring "Supermarket Finds," Michael Keaton promoting *Gung Ho*, another promotional spot for the "Regulator Guy," a call placed…
As the baseball season unfolds, Dave engages in conversation with the legendary Hank Aaron, the sport's all-time home run champion. He then connects with George Brett, a key player for the 1985 World Series-winning Kansas City Royals.
Lincoln Burnham bids farewell to the rough-tailed jellyfish. The segment "Viewer Mail" features an actor/singer facing unexpected hardship. Jonathan Winters receives a visit from a devoted admirer, Robin Williams. Judy Mowatt performs. And …
Cybill Shepherd, wearing nothing but a towel after being persuaded by Dave about a dress that had arrived at NBC the week before her appearance, is joined by golfer Mac O'Grady and eighty-year-old rock singer Gert Mulvin.
Following the segment on the remote-controlled Neanderthal skull, Dave finds himself tasked with rescuing one of the Stupid Pet Tricks dogs from a burning green room. The program also features a recurring stop at a particular New York State…

