Contriversy?

With this and all the Conan stuff I'm liking Letterman more and more.

what's that on david's left thumb fingernail?

>> ^ant:

Contriversy?


Oops. I'm pathetic at spelling and apparently need a spellchecker in the submit title line.

>> ^mxxcon:

what's that on david's left thumb fingernail?


Either he slammed it in a door or he is going all Penn Gillette on us and painting one nail.

>> ^WKB:

Oops. I'm pathetic at spelling and apparently need a spellchecker in the submit title line.
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Hehe, the correct spelling was even shown in the channel.

Anyone else see the lines through a couple of the jokes? You think David showed them deliberately so we knew the ones he wasnt allowed to say?

He's actually had that nail issue for awhile.. Way back in 2009, Joaquin Phoenix commented on it (at around the 4:45 point in the video)..


>> ^mxxcon:

what's that on david's left thumb fingernail?

In the fantasy world that media like E! Entertainment likes to present, these people ARE incredibly important and beautiful. Award shows are the pinnacle of existence, where these god-like transcended people come together to celebrate and worship eachother and their fashion designers. The Red Carpet is the last place that mere mortals can interview them before they ascend into the Award Show.

And then Ricky Gervais steps in and reminds us that these are just people, and probably people that are a bit bored and drunk after sitting through speeches for 2 hours in a dress that's uncomfortable.

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I'm thinking they'd be crazy now, NOT to hire Ricky next year - simply because it would be the highest rated awards show ever, after all this controversy. Ricky has given them a golden gift.

>> ^undefined:

I'm thinking they'd be crazy now, NOT to hire Ricky next year - simply because it would be the highest rated awards show ever, after all this controversy. Ricky has given them a golden gift.


You're exactly right. I never watch the Golden Globes, but I would definitely watch next year if Ricky hosted again. This shit is too good. However, if they put restrictions on the types of jokes Ricky can tell, it will be the last time I ever watch their silly award ceremony.