The Top Ten Reasons David Letterman Is Retiring in 2015 are… – IOTW Report

The Top Ten Reasons David Letterman Is Retiring in 2015 are…

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David Letterman Announces Retirement

The late-night TV vet will hang up his Top Ten lists and such in 2015, he shared with the audience at the taping of Tuesday’s Late Show With David Letterman, to air at 11:35 pm EST.

Letterman said he phoned CBS boss Leslie Moonves “just before the program, and I said ‘Leslie, it’s been great, you’ve been great, and the network has been great, but I’m retiring.’ [ more ]

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1. Last time he was funny was in the summer of 1989…

43 Comments on The Top Ten Reasons David Letterman Is Retiring in 2015 are…

  1. …2) Decided to take the job of walking
    Obamadope’s dogs…
    …3) Wants to take the job of Moochelle
    Bigfoot gardener…
    …4) Teach Obamadope how to toss a
    football to a Xmas Tree…

  2. When our Large Family of (now) out-of-towners stops by during various Holidays Rupert Jee’s “Hello Deli” (around the corner of the Ed Sullivan Theater, near the Stage Door) is one of the stops on the “tour”. Mr. Jee might be a “conservative” native New Yorker and is a genuine gentleman.

  3. His farts, that are drowning out the guests, are starting to turn wet & lumpy & he can’t tell the difference between his oatmeal and what’s in his shorts.

  4. His random outbursts of ‘Oh yeah? If you had the chance, you’d go down on him too! Don’t judge me. Don’t judge me!’ are starting to get out of control & disturb the studio audience.

  5. His lawyers told him the cost to him (as an employer of more than 100 people) under the new healthcare law, he will be liable for their healthcare, which will cost him more than $2500 per person out of his $100,000,000 salary.

  6. I started watching David Letterman when he had a daytime show, a long time ago (it was during the Moscow Olympics because I remember a skit involving toy athletes and a record turntable). He was pretty funny and original. I watched him when he switched to Latenight and he was still pretty funny. When he moved opposite the Tonight Show, I don’t think he transitioned well to the big audience. I continued to watch him during the ’90’s, but when he went partisan after Bush won, I stopped watching. I stopped watching and listening to a lot of people in those years.

    I think he is retiring because he suffers from the early stages of Alzheimer’s.

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